Island Park Yellowfin Tuna Fishing Charters

Head out in search of one of the East Coast's most famous fish! You'll head out just after midnight and fish well into the next day targeting the likes of Yellowfin and Bluefin Tuna. Mahi Mahi, and White Marlin. There's no need to worry about gear but you'll definitely want to pack enough drinks and snacks to keep you going!

Enjoy a morning on the water, fishing for Black Seabass, Fluke, Stripers, and other species that patrol the inshore waters. Catch cleaning and packaging, as well as quality rods, reels, tackle, bait, lures, and licenses are included in the price of the trip.

Spend the whole morning on the water, exploring the Raritan Bay and New York Harbor for Striped Bass, Flounder, Weakfish, Bluefish, and much, much more.

Add a couple more hours to your time on the water to check more productive spots which hold Stripped Bass, Fluke, Bluefish, and False Albacore.

A 6-hour fishing trip. Targeting Striped Bass. Use our tackle or bring your own. Newbies welcomed! Singles welcomed to join shared trips!

Some of the species targeted will include Blackfish, Seabass, ling, Porgy, Fluke, Triggerfish, Weakfish, and others depending on what’s in season. Specialized trips to target other species may be made!

On this trip, we will be targeting yellowfin tuna. Jigging, popping, live bait fishing when available all tackle provided. We do not fish the canyons on this trip.

The crew is prepared to jig chunk troll or cast at Striped Bass. A lot of times it's able to get the live bait and always has it on the ready as well. The main body of water you'll be fishing is the Raritan Bay, a place of some of the best Striped Bass fishing in the world. What the crew thrives on is the possibility of being able to target the same species of fish but in multiple different ways. Your crew will give you the best experience it can!

Midshore and offshore. Up to 100 miles depending on where the Tuna are.

Blue fin tuna ranging from 60lb - 1000+ lbs live in our local waters off Long Island. Depending on the time of year and what bait these fish are esting may change how we fish for them. Trolling, vertical jigging, and top water poppers have all been very effective.