KonKlma Fishing Charters
This trip will take you after a wide range of local species like Red and Vermillion Snapper, Gag Grouper, Mackerel, Kingfish, and whatever else takes the bait.
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This trip will take you after a wide range of local species like Red and Vermillion Snapper, Gag Grouper, Mackerel, Kingfish, and whatever else takes the bait.
Heading to the drop-off, after a 45-55 minutes run out, you'll get lines in the water. Typically, you'll be blue water trolling for pelagics such as Mahi, Tuna, Wahoo, and more. The crew will put its experience to the test and set the best possible spread to put fish in the boat for you.
We will troll rigged baits and lures to target the best species available in the waters of Puerto Rico. Making for a adventuresome experience and creating memories. The waters of Puerto Rico host diverse amd challenging species.
Ever gone fishing and felt like the trip was over too soon? Dora is designed to give you more time exploring the ocean and chasing the high of being on the water. Weather you simply want a longer trip over the reef or to travel further offshore in open water searching for birds, floating debree, schools of mahi, tuna and billfish, this trip gives you the freedom to do so. If mahi-mahi is on your list this trip gives you the best odds as it can take time to locate them.
Venture offshore to the west ledge of Puerto Rico and the surrounding fishing grounds, including the famous Desecheo Island banks and other productive offshore structures. Target top pelagics like wahoo, mahi, sailfish, and blue marlin as we work these deep-water edges where big game fish hunt. Fast runs, bluewater action, and world-class fishing all in one trip.
Eight hours offshore out of Aguadilla. Best shot at Mahi, Wahoo, Yellowfin Tuna and Marlin. Multi-species days are common. Captain moves around based on tides, temperature breaks, and bird activity.
Shore dive with a guide, conditions permitting.
Spearfishing in Puerto Rico pairs warm Caribbean water with clear visibility and lively reefs. Calm bays, fringing reefs, and dramatic drop-offs sit close to shore, so you spend more time in the water. It is an exciting way to hunt your own dinner and see tropical life up close.
Reefs and ledges hold Hogfish, Groupers, and several Snappers, including Mutton and Cubera. You can also find Jacks and Barracuda around structure. On bluewater days, experienced freedivers may spot Mahi Mahi, Wahoo, or Tuna along current lines.
Most trips focus on reef spearfishing while snorkeling or freediving. Beginners start shallow over sand and patch reefs, then move to coral heads and ledges. Guides explain safety, buddy diving, proper shot placement, and how to handle fish at the surface.
Trips suit first-timers, families with teens, and seasoned spearos. Expect a detailed briefing, patient coaching, and careful fish handling. Many charters provide gear, but you can bring a mask, snorkel, fins, and a well-fitted wetsuit top. Pack sun protection, water, and a towel, and tell your captain if you want to keep fish for dinner.
Because Puerto Rico is an island, good areas exist on every coast. The north coast has reef lines and ledges near the Atlantic. The east has island hopping around Fajardo, Vieques, and Culebra. The south offers calmer water, mangrove edges, and patch reefs. The west features clear days and quick access to drop-offs.
Before you go, check local rules on licenses, permits, seasons, and harvest. Some species or areas may be closed, including marine reserves. Ask your captain about what is legal to target and current retention rules.
September is peak rainy season, and intense storms can make fishing difficult. They don't put out the fire in the Blue Marlin bite, though. Head to the west of the island to battle these beasts in the Mona Passage.


