15 Fishing Charters
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This trip is for anglers who want to a lot of time for fishing. You can go trolling and face off some big game. Bluefin Tuna is common here, but you can also catch Dentex, Mackerel, and more. You can hire the fishing gear from the captain at about 10 euros per piece, or bring along your own favorite toolkit. Coffee will be served onboard. Take care of the fishing license, pack food, a camera, comfortable clothes and footwear.
Kvarner is one of the world's best destinations for Bluefin Tuna fishing, which is the main catch during these tours. The crew has the Tuna permit, so in addition to the catch & release fishing, you can keep the more beautiful specimens of this magnificent fish. The fuel cost is included in the price!
Join us for a half-day fishing trip where we'll be using trolling/jigging techniques with live bait and lures to catch some of the most sought-after fish in the sea, including bluefish, amberjack, dentex, mahi-mahi, bonito, and little tunny. Our experienced crew will guide you through the process and ensure that you have a great time out on the sea. And while you're on board, why not try some of our delicious local products? We have a range of homemade treats that are sure to satisfy your appetite.
Join us for a half-day fishing trip where we'll be using trolling/spinning techniques with live bait and lures to catch some of the most sought-after fish in the sea, including Bluefish, Amberjack, Dentex, Mahi Mahi, Bonito, and Little Tunny. Our experienced crew will guide you through the process and ensure that you have a great time out on the sea. And while you're on board, why not try some of our delicious local products? We have a range of homemade treats that are sure to satisfy your appetite.
With this technique, we will try to catch a Dentex – the 'king of all fish'. We'll first catch some live bait early in the morning and after we're going to the secret spots for Dentex.
We sail from Gruž Port. If the sea is calm, we go to the Taranto wreck to fish for bluefish. Otherwise, we fish the channels near Lopud or Koločep, or head to St. Andrew's Island. Afterwards, we stop for a swim at the Blue Cave or a sandy beach. A lunch break is mandatory, but please note that lunch is not included in the tour price.Upon agreement, we can go to some restaurants on the islands. To wrap up the day, we will make one final stop for some fishing before returning to the port.
Trip especially good for catching a tuna fish! Usually we go around sunrise and stay till dawn. We use special lights and a lot of sardines to attract the fish.
Join us on a fishing adventure in the stunning Kvarner Bay. Whether you're an experienced angler or a novice looking to cast your first line, our Fishing & Bait tour offers the perfect opportunity to explore the rich marine life of Istria. Enjoy the thrill of the catch with expert guidance and top-quality equipment provided.
Enjoy a relaxed family fishing and swimming trip along the beautiful coast of Istria. This trip is perfect for kids and beginners, with easy fishing techniques and plenty of fun on the water. You can choose the type of fishing, while also enjoying swimming in crystal-clear bays and hidden spots. A perfect mix of fishing, relaxation, and unforgettable moments at sea for all your family.
Spearfishing in Croatia lets you explore clear Adriatic waters and hunt your catch the old‑school way. You’ll glide over rocky reefs and seagrass beds, pick your target, and make every shot count. Warm summers, calm seas, and great visibility make this a favorite adventure for many visitors.
These waters hold prized fish. Common Dentex, Amberjack, Gilthead Seabream, and European Seabass all patrol the reefs and drop‑offs. In deeper structure, you may find Dusky Grouper. Near bait schools, Bonito can rush past in fast bursts.
Most trips use breath‑hold spearfishing. You’ll dive on a single breath, then stalk fish quietly along ledges and boulders. Captains choose spots based on wind, current, and visibility. They show you safe entries, proper breath‑ups, and ethical shot placement.
Trips range from easy half days to full‑day outings by boat. Beginners get clear coaching and shallow sites with gentle conditions. Confident swimmers and experienced divers can try deeper reefs and stronger currents. Quality gear is usually provided, including wetsuits, masks, snorkels, fins, and spearguns. Bring sunscreen, a hat, water, a towel, and a camera. Expect a safety briefing and a plan for cleaning any legal catch.
Croatia offers variety across its coast. Istria’s rugged points and islands hold Seabream and Seabass. The Kvarner Gulf around Krk and Cres has reefs with steady visibility. Central Dalmatia near Zadar and Split offers reefs, walls, and island channels around Hvar and Brač. Farther south, Vis, Korčula, and the Dubrovnik area feature blue water edges and rocky drop‑offs. Some marine parks have special rules or closed zones.
Before you go, check current Croatian rules for spearfishing. Confirm whether you need a fishing license or permit, and review seasons, species restrictions, and harvest limits. Your captain will help you follow local regulations and practice responsible spearfishing.
Tourists are making their way home and big game fish are swimming closer to shore than ever! Mahi Mahi, Tuna, and plenty of other trophies are in store.
