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  • 5.0
    /5
    (Full Day Trip)

    Superior Guides !!

    Victor and his sons are absolutely awesome guys to fish with Even though fishing was slow, these guys did not stop working, and we managed to vote to tremendous Sail Fish!! you will not be disappointed if you go out with this crew 🎣🎣
    Chris R.
    Chris R.
    Reviewed on Aug 13, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Full Day Trip – All Inclusive)

    Epic day !!

    Great experience .. The captain and crew Ricky were amazing.!!! Caught a 300 pound marlin !!!
    Francisco C.
    Francisco C.
    Reviewed on Aug 3, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Full Day Trip)

    Fish on!!!!!!!!

    What a great Captain and Crew!!!! Fish were on all day from small to midsize, in the last 5 min of the trip we were tripled up on marlin!🤙🏼 That was the bonus, but all day the crew worked hard to bait lines and change rigs as soon as it started to slow at all. Book this Captain and crew!! Don’t hesitate, just do it! You will not regret this decision 🍣🤙🏼
    Jared B.
    Jared B.
    Reviewed on Jul 6, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (ALL INCLUSIVE - Half Day Trip.)

    Great experience with the team

    We went out a bit last minute for a half day trip. Well, it did not disappoint. My wife reeled in a nice large Marlin, so did my son (13yo), and we had several mahi and one wahoo. The crew was great with my kids, teaching them along the way. We had great communication from the captain to make the experience smooth and easy. They had a platter of burritos for snacks, chips, cookies, beer, soda, Gatorade, water and just about anything you could want.
    Austin S.
    Austin S.
    Reviewed on Jun 23, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Half Day Trip – All Inclusive)

    Great trip because of a great crew!

    We caught 1 black marlin and 1 striped marlin. Captain Jaun and first mate Alex were great! They worked the entire trip trying get us Marlin. We will be fishing two more days with them. I highly recommend them!
    Andy H.
    Andy H.
    Reviewed on Jun 2, 2026
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Om Marlin (Black) fiskeri

Størrelse
125 to 500lbs
Madværdi
Lowell
Game Quality
Fremragende

Black Marlin are legendary Billfish and a bucket-list catch for many anglers. Black Marlin fishing is all about power, speed, and dramatic surface strikes. These sport fish patrol reef edges and nearshore drop-offs, then charge into deeper bluewater. When one eats, the reel screams and the fight begins.

Most crews target them by trolling. Skirted lures raise fish, while rigged natural baits tempt the bite. Live bait, such as Mackerel, Bonito, or Skipjack Tuna, is also effective. Captains often use a bait-and-switch, teasing with lures, then dropping back a larger bait. Heavy tackle, strong leaders, and circle hooks help land and release fish safely.

Expect early starts, long runs, and big adrenaline. A Black Marlin may surge hard, then dig deep and test every knot. Fights can be long and intense. This suits experienced anglers and adventurous first-timers with guidance from an expert crew. Bring sun protection, a hat, polarized sunglasses, and non-marking shoes. Pack a camera and motion-sickness remedies if needed. Many anglers choose tag-and-release, so be ready to follow the crew’s handling tips for a healthy release.

Rules for Billfish vary by location and can change. Before your trip, check local requirements for fishing licenses and permits. Confirm open seasons, harvest rules, and any release-only areas. Ask your captain about current regulations and best practices. When in doubt, follow crew guidance and local law to keep Black Marlin fishing sustainable for everyone.

Black Marlin are legendary Billfish and a bucket-list catch for many anglers. Black Marlin fishing is all about power, speed, and dramatic surface strikes. These sport fish patrol reef edges and nearshore drop-offs, then charge into deeper bluewater. When one eats, the reel screams and the fight begins.

Most crews target them by trolling. Skirted lures raise fish, while rigged natural baits tempt the bite. Live bait, such as Mackerel, Bonito, or Skipjack Tuna, is also effective. Captains often use a bait-and-switch, teasing with lures, then dropping back a larger bait. Heavy tackle, strong leaders, and circle hooks help land and release fish safely.

Expect early starts, long runs, and big adrenaline. A Black Marlin may surge hard, then dig deep and test every knot. Fights can be long and intense. This suits experienced anglers and adventurous first-timers with guidance from an expert crew. Bring sun protection, a hat, polarized sunglasses, and non-marking shoes. Pack a camera and motion-sickness remedies if needed. Many anglers choose tag-and-release, so be ready to follow the crew’s handling tips for a healthy release.

Rules for Billfish vary by location and can change. Before your trip, check local requirements for fishing licenses and permits. Confirm open seasons, harvest rules, and any release-only areas. Ask your captain about current regulations and best practices. When in doubt, follow crew guidance and local law to keep Black Marlin fishing sustainable for everyone.