Rum Pirate Fishing 

5.0/5 (41 reviews)
 Middle Road, Sandys, Bermuda
5.0/5 (41 reviews)
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Middle Road
Sandys, Bermuda
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Bermuda is an amazing fishery for pelagic and big game blue water fishing, with the closest point of land being North Carolina, 600+ miles to our shorelines, which makes Bermuda a gem in the middle of the Atlantic.

Bermuda’s fishing grounds start at less than 30 minutes of running time, where you can catch world-class pelagics such as Tuna, Wahoo, Mahi Mahi, Almaco, Amberjack, Snapper, and Marlin year round! We also have two main offshore banks and sea platforms located offshore to the southwest of the island, Challenger and Argus Banks.

Our rates are very affordable, starting at $950 for half-day trips, 3/4 day trips are $1,150, and a full day at $1300. If the fish are biting, we can keep you out for added extra time at no additional charge (on agreed-upon terms). We also provide inshore fishing/reef fishing for Snapper and Triggerfish, fun for all ages, and light tackle to make it a challenge. The inshore rates start at $650 half day and $800 for a full day inshore charter.

The crew keeps the catch, and the fish of choice will be cleaned and bagged for the guests to enjoy it later. Water, soda, and beer are provided. There’s no need to buy a fishing license, just show up ready for a good time. Rods, reels, and tackle will be waiting for you on board.

You’ll be fishing aboard a 35’ Nauset Marine boat that can accommodate 6 passengers. There’s a toilet on board for your convenience. A First Mate will be there to make sure your trip runs smoothly. Tipping is customary to show appreciation for their hard work.

Book your trip and hit the water with Rum Pirate Fishing!

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Trip availability and prices

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Inshore Reef Fishing
FREE Cancellation 3 days notice
5 Hour Trip, starts at 8:00 AM
Price for up to 6 people
US $695 
Half Day Trip – Offshore
FREE Cancellation 3 days notice
4 Hour Trip, starts at 7:00 AM
Price for up to 6 people
US $950 

Best value

3/4 Day Trip – Offshore
FREE Cancellation 3 days notice
6 Hour Trip, starts at 7:00 AM
Price for up to 6 people
US $1,150 

Best value

This trip is a great choice for anglers who want extra fishing time for an affordable price.

Run offshore and target Wahoo, Tuna, Mahi Mahi, and Marlin, trolling or chumming/drift fishing.
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Full Day Trip – Offshore
FREE Cancellation 3 days notice
8 Hour Trip, starts at 7:00 AM
Price for up to 6 people
US $1,350 
There are 31 people looking at this charter.

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FAQs about Rum Pirate Fishing

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The fish you can target

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What is the boat like?

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Boat category
Cabin cruisers
Capacity
6 persons
Boat length
35 ft
Year built
1989
Restored in
2020
Boat manufacturer
Nauset Marine
Boat type
Downeast

Engine model
Caterpillar
Powered by
1 x 375HP
Max cruising speed
14 knots
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