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  • 5.0
    /5
    (4 Hour Trip)

    Family fishing expedition

    Captain Tyler and mate Greg were fantastic and wonderfully accommodating. We went with a large group including kids and these guys got us into a ton of fish. We caught several species including Bonita, mackerel, snapper, mahi and amberjack. All of our crew caught a ton of fish and had a great time. The crew was super friendly, knowledgeable and a blast to be with! Highly recommend!
    Michael L.
    Michael L.
    Reviewed on sept. 20, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (4 HOUR TRIP (PM))

    Whacked em

    Great day out on the water with the crew. We were busy the entire day hitting limits on bass! They were great with us novices and showed us the ropes. Hop even made some fresh sashimi on the way back. 10/10 would book again in a heartbeat.
    Colin S.
    Colin S.
    Reviewed on sept. 20, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (6 hour (red snapper ))

    Absolute blast!!

    Best trip we have ever been on!! Both gentlemen worked so hard to make sure we had a great time. Limited out on 2 different species. Highly recommend!!
    Zeda G.
    Zeda G.
    Reviewed on sept. 18, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (4 Hour Trip)

    Best trip!

    We had such a great experience! Captain Tyler was extremely helpful and made sure we had the best time. He was great at making everyone feel comfortable, whether you’re experienced or a first-timer. We would definitely recommend this charter!
    Paige S.
    Paige S.
    Reviewed on sept. 19, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Half Day Trip – All Inclusive)

    Fishing with Juan Alfredo

    fished with captin Angel and ist mate Jerry, they were excellent, worked hard putting us on fish, caught Mouie Mouie, Huge Wahoo and sheep fish ( kinda like small tuna) had a great day, they were fun, knowledgeable, excellent boat & equipment, made us very comfortable, snacks & food & drnks were good, i'm gonna bring my grandsons to fish with them, if yu want to have fun and catch fish go wih Blue Tail 11, Dennis Toland, Utah
    Dennis T.
    Dennis T.
    Reviewed on sept. 16, 2026
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À propos de la pêche Bonite

Taille
2 to 12lbs
Valeur nutritive
Moyenne
Game Quality
Bas

Skipjack fishing is all about speed, action, and non-stop fun. Skipjack Tuna school in big numbers and hit hard. They run fast, dive deep, and keep rods bent. Many anglers target them for the rush, steady bites, and quality meat when handled on ice.

Teams often troll small feathers, cedar plugs, or spoons at a brisk pace. Casting metal jigs or small plugs into breaking fish also works well. Live bait like sardines or anchovies is deadly when fish are finicky. Chumming, which means tossing bits of bait to draw fish close, can spark a fast bite. Look for birds, rip lines, and surface splashes. Use light to medium tackle with smooth drags and clear leaders for more strikes.

Expect a fast-paced trip with doubles and even multiple hookups. This is a great option for first-time anglers, kids, and anyone who enjoys steady action. Bring sun protection, polarized sunglasses, a hat, and non-slip shoes. Pack a light jacket and a camera. If you plan to keep fish, bring a cooler for the ride home and be ready to ice them quickly. Your crew will guide you on handling, bleeding, and storing your catch.

Regulations for Skipjack Tuna vary by region and can change during the year. Always check local fishing license and permit rules before you go. Confirm open seasons, areas, and harvest limits for your trip. When in doubt, ask your captain about current rules and best practices for keeping or releasing fish.

Skipjack fishing is all about speed, action, and non-stop fun. Skipjack Tuna school in big numbers and hit hard. They run fast, dive deep, and keep rods bent. Many anglers target them for the rush, steady bites, and quality meat when handled on ice.

Teams often troll small feathers, cedar plugs, or spoons at a brisk pace. Casting metal jigs or small plugs into breaking fish also works well. Live bait like sardines or anchovies is deadly when fish are finicky. Chumming, which means tossing bits of bait to draw fish close, can spark a fast bite. Look for birds, rip lines, and surface splashes. Use light to medium tackle with smooth drags and clear leaders for more strikes.

Expect a fast-paced trip with doubles and even multiple hookups. This is a great option for first-time anglers, kids, and anyone who enjoys steady action. Bring sun protection, polarized sunglasses, a hat, and non-slip shoes. Pack a light jacket and a camera. If you plan to keep fish, bring a cooler for the ride home and be ready to ice them quickly. Your crew will guide you on handling, bleeding, and storing your catch.

Regulations for Skipjack Tuna vary by region and can change during the year. Always check local fishing license and permit rules before you go. Confirm open seasons, areas, and harvest limits for your trip. When in doubt, ask your captain about current rules and best practices for keeping or releasing fish.