Captain
Scott Lewis
Member since January 2015
St. Peters Bay, Canada
- Background
- Growing up in a fishing family, Captain Scott Lewis has been fishing since he was 9 years old. In the late 1970s and early 1980’s, Scott fished tuna with his father as a young boy. He saw the fishing methods evolve since then and knows all the tricks of the trade. Since the mid-1990s, Scott has caught hundreds of tuna both in the commercial and charter fishery. A licensed captain, Scott started tuna chartering in 2012 and loves sharing his passion for the giant Bluefin tuna, our natural surroundings and the thrill of the catch with folks from across North America, Europe and as far away as South Africa. The thrill of catching tuna never gets old for Scott and his enthusiasm is infectious. If you want to hear a really great story, ask Scott about the biggest fish ever caught [spoiler: it was almost 1200 pounds!] In addition to tuna chartering, Scott makes his living fishing lobster, mackerel, halibut, herring and shark.
- Techniques
- Wildtunacharters have all the tricks of the trade: we drift using down baits, use fishing kites, we chum tied to our nets, surface baits, and more! So come on board and I'll tell you all you need to know!!
Hey, I'm Captain Scott Lewis
St. Peters Bay, Canada
- Background
- Growing up in a fishing family, Captain Scott Lewis has been fishing since he was 9 years old. In the late 1970s and early 1980’s, Scott fished tuna with his father as a young boy. He saw the fishing methods evolve since then and knows all the tricks of the trade. Since the mid-1990s, Scott has caught hundreds of tuna both in the commercial and charter fishery. A licensed captain, Scott started tuna chartering in 2012 and loves sharing his passion for the giant Bluefin tuna, our natural surroundings and the thrill of the catch with folks from across North America, Europe and as far away as South Africa. The thrill of catching tuna never gets old for Scott and his enthusiasm is infectious. If you want to hear a really great story, ask Scott about the biggest fish ever caught [spoiler: it was almost 1200 pounds!] In addition to tuna chartering, Scott makes his living fishing lobster, mackerel, halibut, herring and shark.
- Techniques
- Wildtunacharters have all the tricks of the trade: we drift using down baits, use fishing kites, we chum tied to our nets, surface baits, and more! So come on board and I'll tell you all you need to know!!
My Charter Listing
St. Peters Bay
• 45 ft
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6 persons