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  • 5.0
    /5
    (10 Hour Shark)

    Lady K was a Blast!!!

    Fishing on the Lady K was an amazing experience for myself and my two Boys, Eli (15) and Leo (13). Captain Clinton was welcoming and full of knowledge about the area and fishing waters. First Mate Jay walked us through the process of catching bait fish as well as Djing us some great tunes on his smart speaker. By the end of the trip the boys were reeling in a rather large Blue Shark!!! Highly recommend the Lady J and crew mentioned above!!! We will be back, Tom Richards, Middletown, PA.
    Thomas R.
    Thomas R.
    Reviewed on ago 21, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (8 Hour Trip – Shark Fishing)

    Captain Chris is the who you want driving the boat!

    Captain Chris was excellent in more than just being a captain. He is kind, patient, and very knowledgeable about the fishing industry. Yes, we caught our target fish, but he made the trip special.
    Brian R.
    Brian R.
    Reviewed on ago 10, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (2h - Family Fishing (6 people max))

    Great days of fishing!

    We went shark fishing and I caught a 2m shark! We booked another shorter trip with more of the family and we all caught fish. Kids loved it. Capt Miguel and his first mate were so helpful and knowledgable and made everyone feel so welcome! We will be back next summer!!
    David O. S.
    David O. S.
    Reviewed on lug 5, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Shark Half Day - 12:00 PM)

    Decent Day On The Water

    Had a decent day fishing. Got on one 7’ Blue Shark. Solid boat. Captain and crew where both great. Kid friendly.
    Jeb T.
    Jeb T.
    Reviewed on mar 12, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (2 Hour fish +30 Min Offer Promotion)

    Awesome Trip

    This was a great fishing trip for my girlfriend and I. Started off slow but with great knowledge of the water our captain got us onto fish for the rest of the day, after that we were catching corvina every other cast. Highly recommend this service
    Kole K.
    Kole K.
    Reviewed on ott 27, 2025
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Tutto sulla pesca Verdesca

Taglia
6 to 11ft
Valore Cibo
Nessuno
Game Quality
Media

Blue Shark fishing draws anglers who want fast runs, sleek beauty, and true bluewater action. Blue Sharks are wide-ranging pelagic Sharks known for graceful moves, neon-blue backs, and steady power. Many anglers choose them for the challenge and for the chance to see a classic open-ocean sport fish up close.

Most crews target Blue Sharks by chumming and drift fishing. Chumming means creating a scent trail with cut bait to bring Sharks to the boat. Common tactics include slow-trolling or drifting whole or cut Mackerel, Herring, or Squid. Use heavy conventional tackle, wire leaders, and strong circle hooks, which help with safe hookups and releases.

Expect long, steady fights and sudden bursts near the boat. Blue Sharks are not the heaviest Sharks, but they test stamina and technique. This trip suits patient anglers who enjoy reading slicks, watching floats, and waiting for that telltale run. Bring sun protection, a hat, polarized sunglasses, a camera, and non-slip shoes. If you get seasick, consider motion sickness remedies. Crews usually provide tackle, bait, and guidance on safe handling and release.

Regulations for Blue Shark fishing vary by location. Before you go, check local rules for fishing licenses or permits, open seasons, and harvest restrictions. Many areas have special Shark handling and gear requirements, and some call for catch-and-release. Always follow current regulations and your captain’s safety advice.

Habitat

Blue Shark fishing draws anglers who want fast runs, sleek beauty, and true bluewater action. Blue Sharks are wide-ranging pelagic Sharks known for graceful moves, neon-blue backs, and steady power. Many anglers choose them for the challenge and for the chance to see a classic open-ocean sport fish up close.

Most crews target Blue Sharks by chumming and drift fishing. Chumming means creating a scent trail with cut bait to bring Sharks to the boat. Common tactics include slow-trolling or drifting whole or cut Mackerel, Herring, or Squid. Use heavy conventional tackle, wire leaders, and strong circle hooks, which help with safe hookups and releases.

Expect long, steady fights and sudden bursts near the boat. Blue Sharks are not the heaviest Sharks, but they test stamina and technique. This trip suits patient anglers who enjoy reading slicks, watching floats, and waiting for that telltale run. Bring sun protection, a hat, polarized sunglasses, a camera, and non-slip shoes. If you get seasick, consider motion sickness remedies. Crews usually provide tackle, bait, and guidance on safe handling and release.

Regulations for Blue Shark fishing vary by location. Before you go, check local rules for fishing licenses or permits, open seasons, and harvest restrictions. Many areas have special Shark handling and gear requirements, and some call for catch-and-release. Always follow current regulations and your captain’s safety advice.