Puerto Rico Fishing Charters
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"what you will find booking with Fish N Sea is great boats, top notch quality fishing gear, and most importantly knowledgeable guides to put you on the fish." — David,

"wanted a Tarpon and a Snook to check off a bucket list item and have had zero success on my own." — Brett,

"Amazing fishing charter i would recommend to everyone. Definitely a unique experience." — Dominick,

"Our guide was great, my son who is as white as Casper was unable to find his son shirt so when we got there he was able to get a shirt from tomorrow." — Cathryn,

"For my first fishing charter, I had a really good experience on Tight Lines Fishing." — Preston,

"This trip was our first time fshing for Tarpon. We have plenty of experience fishing fresh water in Minnesota, but not much for large fighting fish." — Laura,

"Had an unreal 6 hour trip throwing big glidebaits for staging fish." — Rodolfo, PA

"We had an incredible fishing trip in San Juan, Puerto Rico! From the moment we stepped aboard, the captain was professional, friendly, and extremely knowledgeable." — Angeleka,

"This was my 3rd trip with backwater Tarpon. I booked two back to back trips last year in Aug 2025 but we didnt have much luck catching any Tarpons." — Fahad,

"What a great experience, we came to Puerto Rico for vacation and decided to book this charter as a Father's Day gift." — Santos,
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Puerto Rico Fishing Seasons
January
Visit the San Sebastian Street Festival for an explosion of color and music, or hit the water to battle huge fish. With Sailfish and Wahoo offshore and monster Tarpon inshore, you won't be short of action.
February
Celebrate Puerto Rico's take on Mardi Gras at the Carnival Ponceño in Ponce. Otherwise, head to the Casals Festival, San Juan's most important cultural event. Either way, expect great live music.
March
Snook, Snapper, and Tarpon pack into the shallows, as Wahoo, Mahi Mahi, Marlin, and Sailfish demolish baits and dent lures offshore. This is some of the best sport fishing Puerto Rico sees all year.
April
If you're in the mood for a flavor overload, check out the annual Saborea! Food Festival to try local delicacies and traditional treats. Otherwise, hit the reefs for tasty Snappers and Groupers. You won't go hungry here.
May
San Juan's annual Jazz Festival is one of the largest events of its type in the Caribbean. It's well worth a visit, if you can tear yourself away from monster Tarpon, Blue and White Marlin, and Peacock Bass.
June
White Marlin and Yellowfin Tuna are at their peak, and Blue Marlin are biting hard, too. In the freshwater fisheries, Peacock Bass just gets better and better as the water heats up.
July
Whether you're a dancefloor diva or have two left feet, you can't miss the Puerto Rico Salsa Congress. This spectacle is held in San Juan in July, and is enough even to rival Marlin and Bass for pure excitement.
August
Big game anglers hit the western coast to take on the island's second wave of Blue Marlin. The heat may be intense, but the bite is even more so. Bass continue to fight hard as summer wears on.
September
September is peak rainy season, and intense storms can make fishing difficult. They don't put out the fire in the Blue Marlin bite, though. Head to the west of the island to battle these beasts in the Mona Passage.
October
The San Juan International Billfish Tournament has been running since the '50s, and is still one of the top events in the region. Whether you're taking part or just checking out the weigh-in, this event is well worth visiting.
November
Get your dose of local rhythms at the Festival of Puerto Rican Music in San Juan. Otherwise, hit the water for Barracuda, Jacks, Bonefish, Kingfish, Sailfish, Mahi Mahi, and more!
December
The Hatillo Masks Festival has been running each year since 1823, telling the story of King Herod in a flurry of outlandish costumes, and colorful parades. Need even more excitement? Sailfish are on fire offshore!
