43 Fishing Charters
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This fast-paced trip involves four hours of fishing some of the best inshore waters around. Your main target is the Silver King, but it's not the only one out there.
This trip is designed for those who did not expect to fish puerto rico but want to give it a try. Quick trip can be designed for the young ones or perfect for when the wife goes to the spa, you can escape and fish the backwaters of san juan
This fast-paced trip involves four hours of fishing some of the best inshore waters around. Your main target is the Silver King, but it's not the only one out there. You and the crew will leave the dock at 7:00 a.m. and return at 11:00 a.m. We will be using live bait, swimbaits, death bait & some lures. The captain will catch bait upon availability in the morning. This trip will be in 100% calm waters.
Light tackle fishing is a carefully thought-out technique that uses a line and a hook with either live or artificial bait. It centers on your own ability as an angler, but you can count on the captain to guide you through every step of the way. The trip starts at 7:00 a.m.
You and Captain Santiago Javier will spend 4 hours targeting Tarpon, Snook, and Jack Crevalle. Your trip begins at 6:00 a.m. and finishes at 10:00 a.m. The price includes all the fishing equipment, bait, licenses, as well as drinks.
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The night trip will be carried out with a rod and reel using live, dead, or artificial bait. The captain will be by your side to guide you through the process of fishing. This trip begins at 6 p.m.
This fast-paced trip involves four hours of fishing some of the best inshore waters around. Your main target is the Silver King & Snook, but it's not the only one out there. Live bait, dead bait & lures are included.
The Morning trip will be carried out with rod and reel using live, dead, or artificial bait. The captain will be by your side to guide you through the process of fishing. This trip begins at 7 a.m.
Tarpon fishing in Puerto Rico is all about power, speed, and acrobatic jumps. The “Silver King” thrives in the island’s warm, inshore waters. Calm bays, mangroves, and urban lagoons hold fish year-round, so you can chase Tarpon close to shore and close to town.
Guides target Tarpon with live baits and lures on spinning gear. Mullet, sardines, and threadfin herring are common live baits. Soft plastics and diving plugs also work well around channel edges and mangrove points. Fly fishing is popular in clear pockets and tidal seams, using dark flies when the water is stained.
Trips usually run on shallow-draft boats with plenty of casting space. Runs are short, so you spend more time fishing and less time riding. This is great for first-timers, families, and anglers who want action without rough seas. Bring sun protection, polarized sunglasses, a hat, and non-marking shoes. Captains provide tackle and will coach you through the fight and safe release.
Across the country, Tarpon hotspots include San Juan Bay and its connected lagoons, plus mangrove shorelines near Fajardo and Ceiba. The southwest coast around La Parguera has sheltered channels and flats. The northwest holds river mouths and back bays that shine after rainfall. These areas offer steady inshore fishing with quick access from major towns.
Before your trip, check Puerto Rico’s current fishing rules. Confirm whether you need a license, and ask your captain about local permits. Many captains practice catch-and-release for Tarpon. Regulations, seasons, and harvest rules can change, so review them ahead of time.
