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Marlín Rayado Pesca

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  • 5.0
    /5
    (Half Day Trip - 6:30 AM)

    First Marlin - Woo-hoo

    Had a great trip Oscar and his son. Super great guy. We caught a couple skip jacks and 7' striped marlin. At one point, we had 2 marlins on the line. So much fun.
    Mark H.
    Mark H.
    Reviewed on sep 17, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (ALL INCLUSIVE - Half Day Trip.)

    excellent service and amazing trip

    best charter ive ever done. Antonio is young and energetic. and he probably knows more about catching dish than anyone ive ever met. Tito was constantly working to change rigs to find one that worked. and Captain Martin put us on the fish. he didnt stop until we had success! fishing is always unpredictable but we ended up eith a marlin, sailfish, and two tuna. what a great day!!!
    Paul B.
    Paul B.
    Reviewed on sep 16, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Full Day Trip – All Inclusive)

    8-ft striped Marlin

    They provide water and beer and sandwiches. Crew is knowledgeable and during The Hectic catching they're very calm. Captain Juan and Alex are pretty awesome people.
    Hershey M.
    Hershey M.
    Reviewed on sep 15, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (8 Hour Trip (AM))

    Look No Further!!!

    Look No Further!!! Fantastic crew with Captain Manuel and his son Manny and a great boat. English speaking, very knowledgeable, and fished their butts off! Was hands down the best day I have ever had on the water (And I have fished all over the world and I am a very avid fisherman). We went 5 for 6 on Marlin (Caught 5 lost 1), a nice Mahi and lost a Wahoo. Bring your own food and bevrages and I highly recommend you purchase live bait to increase your chances. Tight Lines!!!
    Zachary M.
    Zachary M.
    Reviewed on sep 15, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Full Day Trip)

    What A Time !!!

    Where do I start ? Ive done alot of chartes but this one is first on the list ! The captain and crew very very knowledgeable of the waters, they brought exciting energy and were hyping us up ! They worked very hard to put us on fish. We caught a Huge Marlin and a bigggggg yellow fin tuna! Will always fish with them anytime I am in town. Cant wait to come back
    Dominique H.
    Dominique H.
    Reviewed on sep 15, 2026
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Acerca de Marlín Rayado pesca

Tamaño
40 to 130lbs
Valor Alimenticio
Bajo
Game Quality
Excelente

Striped Marlin fishing is all about speed, color, and aerial fights. This Billfish is famous for neon-blue stripes that light up when it hunts. Anglers target it for hard runs, high jumps, and true bluewater excitement.

Most crews troll offshore with plastic skirted lures or rigged natural bait like ballyhoo or mackerel. Slow-trolling live bait also works well when fish are finning on the surface. Many captains use switch-and-bait, teasing a fish to the boat and then pitching a bait. Sight casting can be effective, and fly fishing means casting lightweight artificial flies to a fish near the surface.

Expect long runs, tail-walks, and fast action when a bite turns on. Trips often head offshore into bluewater and may run longer to find temperature breaks and bait fish. This is great for anglers who enjoy active sportfishing and teamwork. Bring sun protection, a hat, polarized sunglasses, layered clothing, and non-marking shoes. Pack snacks and water if your captain does not provide them. A fighting belt and heavy tackle are usually on board. Many anglers practice catch and release to help the fishery.

Regulations vary by location and can change. Always check local fishing license and permit rules before your trip. Confirm current seasons, harvest rules, and any billfish-specific limits with your captain and local authorities. Follow best practices for safe handling and quick releases.

Striped Marlin fishing is all about speed, color, and aerial fights. This Billfish is famous for neon-blue stripes that light up when it hunts. Anglers target it for hard runs, high jumps, and true bluewater excitement.

Most crews troll offshore with plastic skirted lures or rigged natural bait like ballyhoo or mackerel. Slow-trolling live bait also works well when fish are finning on the surface. Many captains use switch-and-bait, teasing a fish to the boat and then pitching a bait. Sight casting can be effective, and fly fishing means casting lightweight artificial flies to a fish near the surface.

Expect long runs, tail-walks, and fast action when a bite turns on. Trips often head offshore into bluewater and may run longer to find temperature breaks and bait fish. This is great for anglers who enjoy active sportfishing and teamwork. Bring sun protection, a hat, polarized sunglasses, layered clothing, and non-marking shoes. Pack snacks and water if your captain does not provide them. A fighting belt and heavy tackle are usually on board. Many anglers practice catch and release to help the fishery.

Regulations vary by location and can change. Always check local fishing license and permit rules before your trip. Confirm current seasons, harvest rules, and any billfish-specific limits with your captain and local authorities. Follow best practices for safe handling and quick releases.