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  • 5.0
    /5
    (6 Hour Trip)

    Aruba Slam

    Jairo, Nomar, and Neymar were an awesome crew. We targeted sailfish and landed one. We also caught two mahi and a blackfin tuna. I would definitely rebook this charter on a return trip.
    Thomas O.
    Thomas O.
    Reviewed on oct. 9, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (4 Hour–Big Boys Only Trophy Hunter!)

    very worth it

    I go out on fishing charters once a month. This one I am saving in the phone! Great trip, captain worked tail off. I will say it again , great trip. Hit the book now button
    Jerry C.
    Jerry C.
    Reviewed on oct. 9, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (3/4 Day Trip – Fall (AM))

    Phenomenal day!

    We caught all kinds of fish. We caught blackfin tuna, sailfish, several king mackerel, several mahi and also picked up several barracuda. It was a great day overall. Highly recommend this charter.
    Bear S.
    Bear S.
    Reviewed on oct. 9, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Full Day Trip – All Inclusive)

    Great day of fishing

    Everyone was having a slow day and our crew worked many different ways of fishing. Different lures, different types of bait. eventually we left the area everyone else was fishing and we caught a 100” sailfish. It was a dynamic fight and eventually they brought it aboard. Made for a great day of fishing.
    Scott M.
    Scott M.
    Reviewed on oct. 9, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Full Day (onlyboat))

    Great day fishing

    Captain Victor and his 2 sons were amazing. Put us on the fish right away. 3 sailfish and 1 mahi mahi in the first hour! Highly recommend this boat and crew.
    John M.
    John M.
    Reviewed on oct. 7, 2026
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À propos de la pêche Voilier

Taille
40 to 60lbs
Valeur nutritive
Bas
Game Quality
Bon

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.

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.