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  • 5.0
    /5
    (4 Hour Trip – Bay (PM))

    Best charter i have experienced

    Capt. James Was nothing short of awesome. Our 2 young kids thoroughly enjoyed the trip. He had them smiling the entire time. Not to mention we caught fish all day long. What an enjoyable trip. Would give him 10 stars if I could !
    Josh J.
    Josh J.
    Reviewed on ago 12, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Sunrise fishing trip 3.5H)

    Angelausflug

    Wir hatten viel Spaß Viele Fische gefangen Makrele, Red Stepper, Dorado u. noch ein paar andere. Kapitän super nett. War ein toller Tag.
    Viktor B.
    Viktor B.
    Reviewed on ago 10, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Sunrise fishing trip 3.5H)

    Best trip ever

    We had an incredible fishing trip with our guide Goran. He taught us a lot, shared valuable tips, and helped us catch some fantastic fish. His knowledge, passion, and friendly attitude made the day truly special. A wonderful bonus was the delicious homemade regional food, which perfectly complemented the experience. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a memorable fishing adventure. Thank you, Goran, we’ll definitely be back!
    Matthias P.
    Matthias P.
    Reviewed on ago 8, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Bottom/JIGGING fishing Half day - 2:00 PM)

    Fishing with Tiago

    Captain Tiago and his wife were excellent hosts would definitely recommend and do again when here in Ponta Delgada
    Timothy D.
    Timothy D.
    Reviewed on jul 27, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (4 Hour Trip – Bay (PM))

    Best trip ever!

    What a day! We joked and said we wanted to catch a shark, and to our surprise, we caught not one but two!! He was so amazing with my nephew showing so much patience and made the trip so enjoyable and relaxing! Can't give this enough stars! Thank you for the amazing day!
    Jennifer F.
    Jennifer F.
    Reviewed on jun 25, 2026
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Acerca de Estornino pesca

Tamaño
0.5–1 kg (1–2.2 lbs)
Valor Alimenticio
Excelente
Game Quality
Bien

Chub Mackerel are fast, schooling sport fish in the Mackerel family. They hit hard, travel in big groups, and love small bait. Many anglers choose Chub Mackerel fishing for steady action on light tackle and tasty, oily fillets.

You can target them with light spinning gear around inshore and nearshore waters. Small metal jigs, spoons, and tiny plugs work well. Sabiki rigs, which are strings of small flies and hooks, are great for quick hookups. Natural baits like anchovy, sardine, or squid strips are reliable. Slow trolling or drifting keeps your bait in the strike zone. A light chum slick can draw schools to the boat.

Expect fast bites and doubles when the school moves under you. This is a fun, hands-on trip for beginners, kids, and anyone who likes constant action. Bring sun protection, a hat, and a lightweight jacket. Pack snacks, water, and a small cooler with ice if you plan to keep fish. Captains usually provide tackle, but light rods with 6–12 lb line and small hooks help land more fish.

Before you go, check local rules for licenses or permits. Regulations for seasons, areas, and harvest can change by location. Some places also set gear rules and limits on what you can keep. Review these with your captain and follow current guidelines during your trip.

Chub Mackerel are fast, schooling sport fish in the Mackerel family. They hit hard, travel in big groups, and love small bait. Many anglers choose Chub Mackerel fishing for steady action on light tackle and tasty, oily fillets.

You can target them with light spinning gear around inshore and nearshore waters. Small metal jigs, spoons, and tiny plugs work well. Sabiki rigs, which are strings of small flies and hooks, are great for quick hookups. Natural baits like anchovy, sardine, or squid strips are reliable. Slow trolling or drifting keeps your bait in the strike zone. A light chum slick can draw schools to the boat.

Expect fast bites and doubles when the school moves under you. This is a fun, hands-on trip for beginners, kids, and anyone who likes constant action. Bring sun protection, a hat, and a lightweight jacket. Pack snacks, water, and a small cooler with ice if you plan to keep fish. Captains usually provide tackle, but light rods with 6–12 lb line and small hooks help land more fish.

Before you go, check local rules for licenses or permits. Regulations for seasons, areas, and harvest can change by location. Some places also set gear rules and limits on what you can keep. Review these with your captain and follow current guidelines during your trip.