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Sailfish are iconic Billfish known for speed, aerial jumps, and that tall, electric-blue sail. Anglers target them for fast action, visual strikes, and classic big-game thrills without heavy gear. Sailfish fishing offers exciting battles, stunning photos, and a great chance to practice responsible catch and release.Most crews target Sailfish with offshore and bluewater fishing. Trolling is common, using small skirted lures, rigged ballyhoo, or other bait fish. Kite fishing keeps live bait on the surface, where Sailfish hunt. Fly fishing can work when fish are tailing or circling bait. Many captains use a dropback, which means feeding line after a strike so the fish can eat, then setting the hook.Expect quick bites, long runs, and high jumps close to the boat. The fight is intense but often manageable on light to medium tackle, so it suits first-timers and seasoned anglers alike. Bring sun protection, a hat, polarized sunglasses, and non-marking shoes. A camera is a must for release shots. Crews usually focus on keeping the fish in the water for a clean release, so be ready to follow instructions and move fast when the call comes.Rules for Sailfish vary by country, region, and season. Some places require special permits, logbooks, or circle hooks when using natural bait. Bag and harvest rules can change, and many areas promote release for Billfish. Always check local fishing license, permit, season, and harvest regulations before your trip, and follow your captain’s guidance on legal and ethical practices.

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		The first sign of a Sailfish will be the sighting of its stunning dorsal fin, which they flaunt like true princes of the&nbsp;ocean. Although they&#39;re on the smaller end of the billfish spectrum, these elegant, yet savage, creatures offer intense light tackle action and a good preparation for going after Marlin.
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	These pelagic, migratory fish are some of the fastest marine creatures in existence, clocking in at speeds of up to 70mph. They are normally found swimming close to the surface, alone or in small groups. If schooling, it&#39;s likely that they&#39;re hearding prey in a <a href='http://www.bbc.com/earth/story/20150105-sail-fish'>spectacular display</a> of color changing, sail flashing and bill stunning.
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	How big</h2>

	The Pacific Sailfish reaches lengths of up to 134'' (including the bill) and about 220lbs. The Atlantic Sailfish is smaller in comparison, at about 124'' and 150lbs. A common catch in Florida will be between 6 and 8ft and between 40 and 60lbs.
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	When &amp; Where</h2>

	Sailfish are cosmopolitan, spread across tropical and subtropical zones of all oceans up to between 40 and 50&deg; N and around 35&deg; S. They thrive in warm temperate waters between 70 and 83&deg;F, so, in the northern and southern extremes, they will only be found during the warmest months.

	In <a href='https://fishingbooker.com/charters/search/us/FL'>Florida</a>, the most popular fishery in the US, hotspots include the entire Atlantic coast, especially <a href='https://fishingbooker.com/charters/search/us/FL?search_location=miami'>Miami</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href='https://fishingbooker.com/charters/search/us/FL?search_location=stuart'>Stuart</a>, where they can be found close to shore (the farther up north, the farther offshore they will be, along the Gulf Stream), Middle Keys, particularly <a href='https://fishingbooker.com/charters/search/us/FL?search_location=islamorada'>Islamorada</a>,&nbsp;and the Panhandle, in abundance at the 100 fathom curve off <a href='http://fishingbooker.com/charters/search/us/FL?search_location=destin'>Destin</a>.

	<img alt='Two happy-looking men holding a Sailfish together on a boat on the open sea' src='https://fishingbooker.com/img/fish/content/3b5b8-70805e5979f0e4dcd53325200c3d22c4--2-.JPG' />
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	Billfish make for the most gratifying catches. Caught aboard <a href='https://fishingbooker.com/charters/view/350'>Galileo</a> in <a href='https://fishingbooker.com/charters/search/mx/QR?search_location=cancun'>Cancun</a>, MX</h5>

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	Other popular fisheries in the Atlantic include the west coast of Africa,&nbsp;the Gulf of Mexico, <a href='https://fishingbooker.com/charters/search/bm'>Bermuda</a>, <a href='https://fishingbooker.com/charters/search/pr'>Puerto Rico</a>, <a href='https://fishingbooker.com/charters/search/aw'>Aruba</a>, Cura&ccedil;ao and the smaller&nbsp;landmasses in the Caribbean Sea. Prolific Pacific fisheries include <a href='https://fishingbooker.com/charters/search/pg'>Papua New Guinea</a>, the Philippines and many Central Pacific islands such as Tahiti, Marquesas and <a href='https://fishingbooker.com/charters/search/us/HI'>Hawaii</a>. Mexico offers access to both Atlantic and Pacific Sailfish. If you&#39;d like to know more great Sailfishing spots, have a look at the <a href='http://www.sportfishingmag.com/travel/international/15-great-sailfish-spots'>Sport Fishing Magazine</a> and <a href='http://www.marlinmag.com/travel/best-sailfish-destinations'>Marlin Magazine</a>&#39;s top picks.

	Sailfish spawn mostly during the summer, from May to September, so one peak&nbsp;season will normally be around the middle of this time frame, in July. Eastern Atlantic Sailfish will also have a seasonal migration southwards to warmer waters starting around November and lasting through February, so this is another great time to target them. Having these best times in mind,&nbsp;Sailfishing is usually good year-round wherever they&#39;re present.
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	How to catch</h2>

	Sailfish are mostly hooked by fast trolling. Artificial options include various plastic lures, feathers or spoons. Jigs and poppers are also used with success. Seeing as the fish mainly feeds close to the surface, options like kite fishing and fly fishing are wide open as well.

	Natural bait is prefered though, and it can be live, dead or cut (strips are actually optimal, as they fold great in the mouth of the fish). If live or dead, whole mullet, ballyhoo or any small local fish will do the trick&nbsp;(if dead, make sure they are hooked so they look alive when trolled in the water). Strips can be taken from mullet, bonito, mahi, mackerel and similar fish.

	A &quot;dropback&quot; technique should be applied for best results - this means feeding line to the Sailfish once spotted approaching the bait. Free spool should be allowed until the point when it&#39;s certain that the bait has been taken (when the line is being taken rapidly). Then set the drag, allow a couple of seconds until there&#39;s no more slack, set the hook and get ready for a fight. Like with all aerial fish, remember to&nbsp;&quot;bow&quot;&nbsp;your rod once they leap into the air - lower the tip to give slack and reduce pressure on the line.

	Sailfish are acrobatic creatures prone to spectacular jumps during which they violently shake their heads or skip across the water surface using their tails - tail-walking. However, they tire quickly and do not require very heavy tackle. This is why Sailfishing might be perceived as an intro to Marlin fishing.&nbsp;

	<img alt='A Sailfish jumping out of the water with its bill pointing straight up' src='https://fishingbooker.com/img/fish/content/c54f3-6801e89a14b0c8d2c939864acfbc8d5f--2-.jpg' />
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	Sailfish acrobatics</h5>

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	Once the fish is reeled in, be sure to verify that it&#39;s really exhausted because it can <a href='https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BFOnErEFikY'>cause real harm</a> to the equipment and people on board.
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	Good to eat?</h2>

	Only when smoked, because the meat is very tough. Also, might contain high levels of <a href='http://www.nrdc.org/health/effects/mercury/guide.asp'>mercury</a>. Most anglers practice tag and release for all billfish for this reason.
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	Regulations</h2>

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		Season&nbsp;- always open;</li>
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		Size limit&nbsp;- Florida, the Carolinas, Louisiana, Mississippi -&nbsp;63'' LJFL minimum; Texas - 84'' TL minimum; other states have no size regulations;</li>
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		Bag limit&nbsp;(per angler per day) - Florida - 1 billfish, North Carolina - 1; Georgia - catch and release only; Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas&nbsp;- no limit; other states have no bag regulations;</li>
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	&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;* &nbsp;Federal rules apply in most states. Landing an&nbsp;Atlantic Highly Migratory Species requires having a&nbsp;<a href='https://hmspermits.noaa.gov/'>valid licence</a>&nbsp;and reporting to NOAA within 24h at 800-894-5528 or&nbsp;<a href='http://hmspermits.noaa.gov'>hmspermits.noaa.gov</a>;
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	&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Mexico&nbsp;allows 1 billfish per day, which counts as half of the normal daily limit of 10 fish;</div>
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		Season&nbsp;- always open;</li>
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		Western Australia,&nbsp;Northern Territory,&nbsp;New South Wales&nbsp;- up to 1 fish, no size limits;</li>
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		Queensland,&nbsp;South Australia and&nbsp;Victoria&nbsp;have&nbsp;no regulations;</li>
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Grenada

Grenada stands as a premier fishing destination in the southern Caribbean, celebrated for its exceptional deep-sea sportfishing and diverse marine ecosystems. The island’s proximity to the Gulf Stream and nutrient-rich underwater topography—including reefs, shoals, and deep-water drop-offs—creates an angler’s paradise just minutes from shore. Blue Marlin, averaging 700 pounds and reaching over 1,000 pounds, dominate the trophy catches here, with peak action from October to May. Year-round, anglers also target Sailfish, White Marlin, and hefty Yellowfin Tuna, alongside Wahoo, Mahi Mahi, and Barracuda. 

Accessible prime fishing grounds cater to all experience levels: families and beginners enjoy nearshore trips for Kingfish and Jack Crevalle, while seasoned anglers pursue big game 15–25 miles offshore. Unique adventures like night fishing for Broadbill Swordfish—using specialized LED-lit lures—add to Grenada’s allure. The island’s annual Spice Island Billfish Tournament each January further highlights its world-class potential, drawing enthusiasts globally. 

Charters operate from hubs like Grand Anse or the Grenada Yacht Club, offering tailored excursions aboard well-equipped vessels. From shaded pangas to custom sportfishing boats, these trips blend top-tier gear with expert guidance from captains who know these waters intimately. Whether you seek adrenaline-filled battles or relaxed coastal trolling against Grenada’s breathtaking vistas, the island delivers unforgettable moments on the water.

Head to the Tobago Jazz Experience in april, for a range of music events. March to May are the driest months in Grenada. The Barbados Reggae Festival is a big hit in April too.

On August 1 in Trinidad and Tobago is the Emancipation Day. There are concerts and educational seminars in the month long heritage festival.

A lot of cruises will be coming into the Carribean this month. Ask your hotel for their arrival and head to the beach instead during that time.

From January to April the weather is dry and much less humid. This is a great time to see the immortelle trees flower. Carnival season continues, with parades and music galore!

Join in the event of the year at the Spice Island Billfish Tournament. The festival season starts at the end of January. There's a work-boat regatta at Grand Anse Beach to look forward to.
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Pop over to the Tobago Heritage Festival for dancing, stories, and competitions. This will last into August, giving you plenty of time to go over. Or go to Barbados for their dive festival.

If you want to stay in the water, pay a visit to the first ever underwater sculpture park. Snorkel around the structures, which are now a home to marine life and coral.

Have you been out on a run with the Grenada Hash House Harriers? Run or walk through the bush every other Saturday, following a trail of flour or shredded paper. Beer awaits you at the finish line!
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Have you been to the Grenada Chocolate Company yet? Tour the chocolate factory and see the journey from bean to the chocolate bar. No trip to Grenada is complete unless you've brought home some Grenadian chocolate.

Yellowfin Tuna is excellent this month, with Sailfish and Wahoo both good to target too. The weather can reach highs of 31°, but there is a lot of rainfall this month too.

Blue Marlin season kicks off, and is strong right up until May. After that, you can still catch Marlin but you'll need to work a little harder! On land, head to Barbados for the Food and Rum Festival

Head to the St. Georges market to buy the amazing local spices and locally produced wares. Temperatures reach their highest this month but storms and hurricanes are more likely.

If you've ever dreamed of the ultimate getaway, with sandy beaches, relaxed locals, and blue seas, then you've probably already thought of the Carribean. Refine your vacation search to the 'Spice Isle,' and spend some time in Grenada. Relax on the beach and spend some time while in Grenada fishing the beautiful Carribean Sea.

	Most of the action on the island can be found in the south-west corner – in St. Georges, where most fishing charters depart from. From here, you'll head offshore to fish for big game at the reefs and the drop-off. Here, you'll be fishing blue waters within half an hour of leaving the dock. Less than 5 miles from shore, the sea floor plummets from 80-800 feet deep, attracting serious big game fish (and even more serious anglers). It's no wonder Grenada is considered the hidden gem of Caribbean fishing.
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	Types of Trips</h3>

	Most anglers come here with one target in mind – the Blue Marlin. They reach 700 lb on average in these waters, although granders of over 1,000 lb Marlin have been caught here. You can find them here year-round, but come between October and May for the best chances of reeling one in. As you usually need to travel 15-25 miles from shore to chase this fish, 8 hour charters are the best value.

	These longer trips will also see you targeting White Marlin, Yellowfin Tuna, Sailfish, and the delicious Mahi Mahi close to the Gulf Stream and past the drop-off. Yellowfin Tuna here can reach sizes up to 200 lb, but don't be surprised if yours is smaller than that!

	If you book a shorter trip, you'll be able to target Barracuda, Wahoo, and Blackfin Tuna over the continental shelf, 8-16 miles from shore. Kingfish, Jack Crevalle, and Wahoo are even closer to the shore. These trips are good for kids and new anglers.

	Looking for something new? Try night fishing for Broadbill Swordfish. These monster Billfish take a couple of hours to reel in, but are more than worth the wait for serious anglers. You'll be fishing for this ultimate predator with lures that have LED lights attached.

	Most Grenada fishing charters take place on top of the range big game fishing boats, built with sportfishing and comfort in mind. The amenities and gear on board will depend on your budget, but if you're looking for a top notch experience, Grenada won't disappoint.
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	What to Bring</h3>

	Drinks and snacks are provided on most trips. Some captains will even make sashimi on board when you catch Tuna. Fishing gear and tackle is generally included as standard, along with your fishing license for the day.

	In general, any fish you catch will belong to the boat. But the captain will usually make sure you have some fish to take home with you, which your hotel can cook for you.

	You'll need to bring your swimsuit and a towel if you plan on jumping into the water, as well as the sun essentials: Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat.

	Book a Grenada fishing trip for ultimate deep sea fishing, without the hassle of traveling offshore for hours. It's time to lose yourself in island life and get some much needed time out on the water!

Trolling offshore for big Blue Marlin, light tackle Sailfish, White Marlin, and world-class Yellowfin fishery.

Rum Knuckles Grenada Sportfishing

St. George's

Welcome to Rum Knuckles Grenada. The premium sportfishing boat in Grenada. Licensed and endorsed by the Grenada Tourism Authority. If you book to fish with us, it will just be yourself and your guests onboard wether it is 1 or 8 persons. Captain Steve Par

Tours Grenada - Yes Aye!

Make the most of your time in St. George's and go fishing with Tours Grenada. Your guide for the day is Captain Marc, giving you access to their local experience. These waters are known for Great Barracuda, Dolphin (Mahi Mahi), King Mackerel (Kingfis

The real deal team

This trip leaves the dock at 6.30am, we have a few choices, we can run the reef drop off for big wahoo and kingfish, whilst also looking for tuna schools in the deep if the bite isn’t good. We can also head to the billfish grounds where we can expect to catch sailfish, blue marlin and also head for the tuna schools if they appear. Generally we would travel 17,lies offshore along the drop off or 12-15 miles around the billfish grounds.
We would look to return 11.30-12 depending on the bite.

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