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  • 5.0
    /5
    (8 Hour Trip)

    Ein Traum ging in Erfüllung!

    Es war alles rundherum bestens organisiert. Die Crew ist wirklich sehr bemüht, einen an den Fisch zu bringen. Alles wird ausführlich erklärt. Und wenn es an der Rute einschlägt, merkt man, dass Vater und Sohn schon lange zusammenarbeiten. Einfach unvergesslich, ein einmaliges Erlebnis!
    Stefan H.
    Stefan H.
    Reviewed on Oct 30, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (8 Hour Trip)

    Great trip!

    The captain and mate were awesome! We didn't have many fish on, but it wasn't due to lack of trying. My wife was able to land a Mahi Mahi, a dream of hers. I had a blue marlin on for quite some time before the line broke. Still awesome crew and wonderful experience!
    Daniel R.
    Daniel R.
    Reviewed on Oct 28, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (5 Hour Trip (AM))

    A Dream came true - My First Blue Marlin

    Today, a little dream came true - a blue marlin. The captain and his son are incredibly friendly, and the whole trip was simply amazing. The experience was made even better by the sight of a large sperm whale and some dolphins. I can highly recommend this incredible experience and the Maranatha team to anyone. Thank you very much.
    Lukas R.
    Lukas R.
    Reviewed on Oct 23, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (4 Hour Deep Sea Fishing Trip (AM))

    Another Successful Trip

    It was or second trip. This time, crew took us fishing in an oil rig area. Outstanding result: Marlin, Tuna and few Mahi-Mahi. We appreciate crew’s patience with our excitement. Viktor.
    Viktor T.
    Viktor T.
    Reviewed on Oct 20, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (4 Hour Deluxe Shared (AM))

    amazing trip!

    it was a lot of fun talked to the crew the whole time very awesome people! we caught a blue marlin and it was the coolest thing! first time offshore fishing and it was definitely a success!
    Adam V. W.
    Adam V. W.
    Reviewed on Oct 20, 2026
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About Blue Marlin fishing

Size
200 to 400lbs
Food Value
Good
Game Quality
Excellent

Blue Marlin are the stars of big-game sportfishing. These fast, powerful Billfish are famous for blistering runs and dramatic jumps. Anglers target them for the challenge, the teamwork, and the chance to release a true ocean giant. Blue Marlin fishing is about skill, patience, and an unforgettable fight.

Most trips focus on offshore bluewater fishing. Captains often troll artificial lures or rigged baits at varied speeds and depths. Teasers raise fish close to the spread, then a bait or lure seals the deal. Heavy tackle is standard, and many crews use circle hooks to help safe releases. Fly fishing is possible with specialized gear when conditions allow.

Expect an early start, a run to deep structure or current edges, and long watches as you cover water. When a Marlin strikes, the action is fast and intense. Fights can last minutes or hours, so a fighting chair or stand-up harness helps. This trip suits anglers who enjoy adventure and teamwork. Bring sun protection, a hat, polarized sunglasses, boat-safe footwear, snacks, and a camera. If you get seasick, consider motion-sickness remedies before departure.

Rules for Billfish vary by location. Always check local fishing license and permit needs before booking. Review current season status, release guidelines, and harvest rules with your captain. Many crews practice catch and release to support healthy Marlin fisheries. Your captain will explain best practices on board.

Blue Marlin are the stars of big-game sportfishing. These fast, powerful Billfish are famous for blistering runs and dramatic jumps. Anglers target them for the challenge, the teamwork, and the chance to release a true ocean giant. Blue Marlin fishing is about skill, patience, and an unforgettable fight.

Most trips focus on offshore bluewater fishing. Captains often troll artificial lures or rigged baits at varied speeds and depths. Teasers raise fish close to the spread, then a bait or lure seals the deal. Heavy tackle is standard, and many crews use circle hooks to help safe releases. Fly fishing is possible with specialized gear when conditions allow.

Expect an early start, a run to deep structure or current edges, and long watches as you cover water. When a Marlin strikes, the action is fast and intense. Fights can last minutes or hours, so a fighting chair or stand-up harness helps. This trip suits anglers who enjoy adventure and teamwork. Bring sun protection, a hat, polarized sunglasses, boat-safe footwear, snacks, and a camera. If you get seasick, consider motion-sickness remedies before departure.

Rules for Billfish vary by location. Always check local fishing license and permit needs before booking. Review current season status, release guidelines, and harvest rules with your captain. Many crews practice catch and release to support healthy Marlin fisheries. Your captain will explain best practices on board.