Canary Islands Fishing Charters

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Canary Islands: 31 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.

"Great boat, captain and mate. Fished all over the world and this was an experience I won’t forget." —⁠ Miles,
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trips fromUS $405

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 $320
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.
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trips fromUS $160
Fish `N Chips
Fish `N Chips

Acantilados de Los Gigantes • 26 ft • 5 persons

Book your next trip with Fish `N Chips and find out what the fishing in Acantilados de Los Gigantes is all about.
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trips fromUS $405
La Palma Experience – Gatufas
La Palma Experience – Gatufas

Tazacorte • 27 ft • 5 persons

Based out of Tazacorte, on the west coast of La Palma in the Canary Islands, La Palma Atlantic Experience has access to a world-famous big game fishery that provides a great nautical experience year round.

"Ein riesiger Wahoo ging uns an die Angel. Wir hatten eine großartige Zeit mit tollem Blick auf die Insel." —⁠ Lukas,
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trips fromUS $384
Fish On – 35' Cata Sportfisher
Fish On – 35' Cata Sportfisher

Pasito Blanco • 35 ft • 10 persons

With over a quarter of a century of experience fishing the plentiful Canary Island waters, the crew of Fish On knows all the right spots and tried-and-true techniques for reeling in the best of the best.

"Pedro and the deckhand were great. 1st time fishing in Gran Canaria, and didnt disappoint." —⁠ Mike,
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trips fromUS $171
The Rodfather Tenerife Fishing
The Rodfather Tenerife Fishing

Costa Adeje • 34 ft • 8 persons

The Rodfather Tenerife Fishing is based out of Costa Adeje, on Spain’s gorgeous Tenerife Island.

"Adrian and Alex provided a great fishing experience for us and we highly recommend going out with them!" —⁠ Ana, VA
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trips fromUS $587
Dotsy Too
Dotsy Too

Costa Adeje • 46 ft • 9 persons

Deep sea fishing is a great experience, whatever the time of year.

"Owner David and Captain Fred were great today, friendly, helpful, knowledgeable of their boat and their water and put us onto some good sport, even if we didn’t add to the 14 Marlin that they’ve caught this year!" —⁠ Steve, England
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trips fromUS $4,000
Yellowfin Primero
Yellowfin Primero

Morro Jable • 35 ft • 11 persons

Join Yellowfin Primero on an all-inclusive adventure off the alluring coast of Fuerteventura!

"We had a great trip with trolling and bottom fishing. Due to strong winds and big waves from the west we couldn’t go as far as planned, but Javi the captain still found some very good fishing." —⁠ Ingar,
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trips fromUS $192
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Fishing in Canary Islands

The Canary Islands form an archipelago in the Atlantic roughly 60 miles off the coast of Africa. Surrounded by deep waters, the popular tourist destination is ripe for fishing. With a near-tropical climate, you can go fishing year-round. Fill the boat with something delicious and follow your trip with a tasty treat in a beachside restaurant. What better way to spend your holiday?
 

Where to Go

Seven volcanic islands make up the Canaries and each one offers incredible fishing opportunities. Eighty percent of the islands’ economy comes from tourism, and fishing trips are a key component of the wide offer to visitors. 

Tenerife

The largest island in the Canaries, Tenerife is also home to the largest number of fishing charters. Most trips run out of the western and southern coasts, exploring the bays or the deep waters offshore. Bottom fish the shallows for tasty Bream, Dentex, and Pandora, or put your strength to the test against monster Marlin, Tuna, Wahoo, and many more offshore. There’s something for everyone aboard, so leave the beaches behind and get your fish on!

Gran Canaria

Referred to as a “continent in miniature,” Gran Canaria has plenty to offer. Bottom fish nearshore or troll offshore, going after everything from Triggerfish to Tuna, Barracuda to Marlin, Mahi Mahi, and many more. You’ll even get to go snorkeling to see first-hand the underwater beauty as you swim with the dazzling fish.

Fuerteventura

From the untouched wilderness to the golden beaches, you could spend a lifetime in Fuerteventura switching between exploring and relaxing. Fishing just adds to the excitement! Trips are abundant, taking you to the shallow nearshore or the depths further out. Wherever you go, you’ll have your hands full, battling it out against beauties such as Trevallies and Triggerfish, or Marlin and Mahi Mahi. 

Lanzarote

While you marvel at the incredible volcanic landscape of the northernmost Canary island, it’s easy to forget about the fishing opportunities. Don’t miss out! Against a stunning backdrop, you can fish the bays, while offshore trips will see you battling the usual gigantic suspects for some rod-bending action.

The Best of the Rest

The smaller islands of La Gomera, La Palma, and El Hierro also cater to fishing enthusiasts. With fewer bays to explore, it’s all about the big game fishing here. Take a fishing charter out of any of these quiet islands and go after Marlin, Mahi Mahi, Tuna, and many more prized creatures. 
 

What to Expect

Most captains operate large offshore sportfishing boats, built with comfort in mind. Each vessel comes fitted with a comfortable cabin and will usually feature a toilet and kitchen to cater to all your needs. 
 
Bring the whole family aboard and experience the beauty of the open oceans. Beginners and children may be better suited to shorter, nearshore trips, getting to grips with a rod and reel and going after some smaller, but tasty, fish.
 
If you’re looking for a trophy-sized catch, then a full day offshore trip is for you. You can target some monster Marlin, Tuna, Wahoo, or Mahi Mahi any time of year. Let the trolling lines attract the bite of the fish, before you spring into action and use all your strength to land a beast. 
 

How to Prepare

Everything you need for a productive day on the water will be on board your Canary Islands fishing charter. Most captains provide a range of drinks and snacks to keep you refreshed, and some may even provide lunch! All you’ll need to do is bring some sunscreen and get ready for a thrilling day on the water!
 
Make the most of your holiday and go fishing in the Canary Islands. No matter where you are, there’s a charter boat waiting to take you away. Book your trip and turn your dreams into reality! 

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Canary Islands Fishing Seasons

January
Thanks to the warm weather, you can escape the January blues with a trip to the Canaries. Get out on the water and target delicious inshore species or Bigeye and Albacore Tuna offshore.
 
February
“Carnaval” lights up the Canaries, with Tenerife standing out as the epicenter of this traditional celebration. Get ready to be dazzled by the show across the island!
 
March
The fishing season is warming up with the arrival of more Tuna and an abundance of delicious nearshore fish, giving you the extra chance to fill the boat. 
 
April
Between escaping the winter blues and the peak season, April is one of the best months to visit the Canaries. Take advantage of cheaper hotel rates, while the fishing is as good as ever!
 
May
Big game fishing season is almost here, as Bluefins and Yellowfins start to make their way through the Canaries and White Marlin put on a show for you to behold.
 
June
There’s no doubt that the season has arrived as Blue Marlin and Mahi Mahi join the party, giving you the chance to target some of the most sought-after fish in the ocean.
 
July
As peak holiday season hits, the fishing is in full swing, too. Escape the crowded beaches with a trip to sea that promises plenty of delicious nearshore and monster offshore fish to target.
 
August
There’s no sign of the red hot fishing letting up as big game fish make themselves at home in the deep waters, giving you the chance to land a trophy-sized Marlin, Tuna, and many more. 
 
September
While Marlin and Mahi Mahi make their way out of the Canaries, the nearshore fishing is heating up once again. With some Tuna and Wahoo still offshore, you won’t regret a trip in September.
 
October
Monster Bluefin Tuna and Amberjack make their way back onto the scene when October hits. Get out on the water and see how the fishing simply doesn’t let up.
 
November
If anything, the fishing is getting better as the year draws to a close. Bigeyes join the Bluefins to make the Canaries a Tuna fishing paradise, so come and fill the boat with something tasty. 
 
December
What better way to end the year than with a holiday? Look back at the year from the beach or, better still, from a boat. Target anything from Mackerel to Tuna and end the year in style!
 

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