It’s our first trip to Aruba with a family of 7 (ages ranging from 18-52).
The top of the request wish list was a fishing trip, and we found Kepasa by chance online.
We are so lucky that we did!
Booking the trip and additional communication was quick and easy.
Captain Greg and first mate Toby went above and beyond.
We felt that our safety was first and foremost, and making sure we were catching fish all day was their biggest priority.
Everyone had a chance (or two) in the fighting chair and we reeled them in.
Thanks for the great experience, would 100% book again with this company.

Had a 4hr morning charter for 4 people.  We arrived and they were ready to go. We had rough seas but the captain is very knowledgeable and tried his hardest to put us on fish.  His mate is first rate and worked his tail off trying to put us on the fish as well.  We only caught 1 mahi but again not for lack of trying on their part.  Thats why they call it fishing and not catching.  I would have no problem booking them again.  I definitely recommend Ke Pasa for your next charter.

My wife and I booked a four hour trip with Ke Pasa charters. We arrived a few minutes before 7am and were promptly underway at 7. lines were out as soon as we hit open water. They employed a variety of techniques to fish at multiple depths. We pulled in 5 mahi and a barracuda. When we returned, the captain filleted a fish for us and the restaurant on the marina cooked it for us right there. Thank you Captain Gregory and First Mate Jay for a fantastic experience!

Caught a bunch of Bonitoa, rainbow runners, and a big Wahoo on a 4 hour afternoon trolling trip.  Waters were pretty rough (6-7’ seas), but Captain and Shaggy (mate) had us well taken care of.  Shaggy is a top notch mate and handles a dozen lines, swapping baits/making adjustments, etc in big seas all while making it look effortless.

The 6 of us had a blast and would definitely recommend this boat/crew.  The only suggestion to others booking is to speak up about keeping your portion of the fish.  The boat policy is to share among your party, the boat, and folks at the dock that work with the crew (at least that’s what we were told to expect going in).  We were warned ahead of time by our cab driver to make sure we get our fair share and not let the crew take your fish to the market to sell themselves.  We did have to speak up more than we probably should have to end up with our fair share (even though we only wanted about a quarter of the catch) to bring back for ourselves and the rest of our group at the resort.  The captain and mate argued a bit off to the side over what they wanted to share with us.  It didn’t ruin the trip, but it added an unnecessary moment of contentiousness, which is a shame after such an awesome afternoon spent fishing and being buddies with the crew.  Other than that single issue, we couldn’t have asked for much better of a trip.

We had a wonderful time fiahing in Aruba with Captain Gregory amd Shaggy. We were forewarned that it was going to be a bit rough on the water, which it was. Captain did a great job in handling the waves and the boat. Shaggy was “Johnny on the spot” when lines got tangled, needed relying, and great convo. We were blessed with a Bonita and an Albacore Tunaa. We could have asked for more, but Poseidon was not having it. We did better than the other 3 boats in the group today, so it was a difficult day of fishing. Super friendly and welcoming, we totally recommend this crew and boat. Very glad I spent a bit more to get the ‘42 boat, as it handled the rougher water so much better. Good people, good times, good fish…tight lines!!!