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Top Fishing Charters in Spain

Spain: 70 fishing charters available

Gofio Tuna Fishing Charters
Gofio Tuna Fishing Charters

Arona • 29 ft • 5 persons

Explore the Tenerife waters like never before! Based out of Arona, Gofio Tuna Fishing Charters has the sportfishing adventure you've been craving.

"I went twice fishing with captain Sergio and his second Norberto and I had a fantastic time." —⁠ Michael, Canary Islands
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trips fromUS $413
Offshore Charters
Offshore Charters

La Línea de la Concepción • 38 ft • 10 persons

Offshore Charters is located in Torreguadiaro and offers an exclusive service for sportfishing, providing you with the best equipment and knowledge to enjoy an unforgettable experience.

"We (two fathers & two sons) booked a trip with Andy to go fishing in the Strait of Gibraltar." —⁠ Einar,
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trips fromUS $381
Yacht Sur
Yacht Sur

La Línea de la Concepción • 26 ft • 6 persons

Looking to go fishing in the Straight of Gibraltar? Then Yacht Sur has a trip with your name on it!
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trips fromUS $652
Red Tide Charters Puerto Banus
Red Tide Charters Puerto Banus

Marbella • 42 ft • 10 persons

Explore the beautiful Costa Del Sol out of Perto Banus with Red Tide Charters!
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trips fromUS $488
Sport Fishing Barcelona – Ramfel
Sport Fishing Barcelona – Ramfel

Barcelona • 29 ft • 5 persons

Customers may enjoy eating the fish they catch after the trip at a restaurant at the port or at the Beach Bar.

"We had an incredible time on our deep-sea trip with Captains Kurt-Jaime & Nacho." —⁠ Nicholas,
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trips fromUS $707
Gone Fishing Barcelona
Gone Fishing Barcelona

Barcelona • 30 ft • 4 persons

Gone Fishing Barcelona is located in Barcelona and offers to show you a memorable time in these waters.

"Had a great fishing experience with Capt. Robert! Although the day was a bit windy, it didn’t stop us from catching fish." —⁠ Gerald,
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trips fromUS $489

Costa Adeje • 34 ft • 10 persons

Black and Blue Extreme Fishing offer you a memorable fishing adventure in Spain!
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trips fromUS $326
Marco Polo fishing
Marco Polo fishing

Las Galletas • 33 ft • 6 persons

Light trolling, bottom fishing and jigging Amberjack, wahoo barracuda, bonito, red snapper, sierra grouper bluefish, bluenose and others inhabit these waters if you come at the right time of year.

"Nice trip" —⁠ Michał,
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trips fromUS $163
Boat Monty Charter
Boat Monty Charter

Marbella • 32 ft • 9 persons

With the sea, sunsets, good weather, and productive fishing grounds, Boat Monty Charters is a great choice for a family-fun adventure.

"We had a fishing trip out with Monty charter , the boat was well equipped and the captain was very pleasant." —⁠ Jenna,
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trips fromUS $228
Charter Tortuga
Charter Tortuga

Murcia • 19 ft • 5 persons

Charter Tortuga welcomes you for a fun and enjoyable fishing journey in Murcia, Spain.
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trips fromUS $652
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Frequently Asked Questions about Fishing Charters in Spain

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Fishing in Spain

A fishing trip in Spain will show you that there’s plenty more to this country than tapas, sangria, and dance moves packed with Latin flair. Along with its beautiful culture and vibrant atmosphere, it’s also home to fresh and salt waters bustling with trophy-sized fish. You’ll be treated to some Mediterranean hospitality, as well as some world-famous species!
 
The River Ebro lies in wait for freshwater enthusiasts. Try out coarse fishing, and you’ll come face-to-gills with species such as Catfish, Carp, Pike, Black Seabass, as well as a small population of Salmon and Trout. Trips usually run anywhere from 4–8 hours, with autumn to spring being the most plentiful months. Novices can get to grips with these calm waters, whereas more experienced anglers can test their fly fishing skills!
 
Salt fishing fans will have the Atlantic and Mediterranean to explore – which means plenty of angling options along Spain’s coastlines. Offshore fishing here means huge Bluefin Tuna. The waters near Tarragona port are especially fish-filled only 6 kilometers from shore! Mahi Mahi, Little Tunny, Atlantic Mackerel, Amberjack, and Blue Shark also call these waters home. An eight-hour trip will give you the best chance of landing a Bluefin.
 
Spain also offers up some exciting reef fishing action. Head to the Balearic Islands for Snapper and Grouper, which make for seriously tasty table fare. You can also troll for Seabass, Dentex, and Conger eel. Most trips last between 4–8 hours, making this a great option for newbies and experienced anglers alike. Head further out in these waters, and you’ll encounter Albacore Tuna, Shortbill Spearfish, and Mahi Mahi, too.
 

Rules & Regulations

All anglers require a valid fishing license to cast a line here. Luckily, wherever you choose to go in Spain, your license will be covered as long as you fish alongside a charter captain.

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Spain Fishing Seasons

January

Head to Caceres for a turnip food fight! This is also the cheapest month to visit Spain, with coarse fishing still great.

February

To brighten up a winter day, head to Barcelona for the Sitges Carnival. Love almonds? Go to Gran Canaria for the Almond Festival – there is a festival for everyone.

March

The annual flamenco festival Jerez Flamenco Festival is happening in March. Traveling in March is still relatively cheap in most of Spain. Head to Valencia for Las Fallas, where giant figurines are paraded then set on fire.

April

The weather varies around the country in April. Join in the Medio Maratón in Madrid or head to the Latin American film festival the Mostra de Cinema Llatinoamericà de Lleida.

May

Love tennis? Then don’t miss the Madrid Open. Or are cars more your speed? Then it’s off to the Spanish Formula One Grand Prix for you.

June

As it heats up, cool off at the Water and Ham festival for a cool water fight in Granada. June 23 is Noche de San Juan, so expect fireworks and celebrations throughout the country.

July

This is peak season, as the weather gets super hot consistently. Expect the locals to head to the coast to cool down. The running of the bulls, the Sam Fermin, happens in Pamplona early in the month. Or go to Benicassim, an epic festival in Valencia.

August

Now this is the food fight Spain is really famous for: the Tomatina Tomato Fight in Valencia. Expect over 50,000 people to thrown 100 tonnes of tomatoes at each other, then be hosed down in the street afterwards. Or run from the bulls in the Cuellar Bull Run in Segovia.

 
September

Celebrate this autumn with the Festa de la Mercè in Barcelona. Expect live music, fireworks, a parade or two – fun for the whole family.

October

For the thrill seekers out there, head to the Horror and Fantasy Film Festival in San Sebastian. Films are from all around the world.

November

The weather is really cooling off now, with only the southeast staying relatively warm. The International Theater Festival in Vitoria has been running for four decades and is great to see a variety of genres at the theatre.

December

December is all about the lead up to Christmas, with something for the whole family to do and enjoy together. From religious celebrations to incredible food, it’s a treat to see Spain at this time of year.

Spain Fishing Calendar

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Top Types of Fishing in Spain

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Top Fishing Techniques in Spain

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Top Targeted Species in Spain

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