Private 8 Hour Out Island Fishing Adventure
Private Trip
Offshore Fishing
Private 8hour offshore fishing charter for up to 5 guestsAccess remote fishing grounds near Eleuthera, Exuma, or Berry IslandsIncludes island lunch stop and exploration beyond Nassau waters
Ready to fish where the crowds don't go? This private 8-hour charter takes you way beyond Nassau's busy harbor to the pristine waters around Eleuthera, Exuma, or the Berry Islands. We're talking about untouched fishing grounds where the fish haven't seen a hundred lures every day. You'll get up to 5 anglers aboard, plenty of space to work the rods without bumping elbows, and the kind of fishing experience that reminds you why you fell in love with the sport in the first place. Weather permitting, we'll pick the best destination for conditions and what's biting that day.
This isn't your typical half-day Nassau trip. We're heading to the Out Islands where the water runs deep blue and the fishing pressure is practically zero. Depending on conditions, we'll motor out to one of three prime areas - each offering different bottom structure and species opportunities. The run itself is part of the adventure, giving you time to rig up, talk strategy, and watch the water change from that shallow Bahama green to the deep cobalt that gets every angler's heart pumping. Once we hit our spot, you'll have eight full hours to work these waters, plus we'll break for lunch on one of those picture-perfect islands you see in magazines. It's fishing and island hopping rolled into one epic day.
Out here in the deep water, we're primarily trolling and bottom fishing depending on what's moving. We'll run a spread of lures and natural baits, covering different depths to find where the fish are holding. The deep drop rigs come out when we're targeting bottom dwellers, while the outriggers get busy when pelagics are in the area. These remote spots have ledges, drop-offs, and seamounts that concentrate baitfish - and where bait goes, the predators follow. The captain knows how to read the water and electronics, positioning us over structure that holds fish year-round. You'll learn to feel the difference between a snapper pecking at bait and a grouper trying to pull your rod out of the boat.
The deep waters around these Out Islands host an impressive variety of species that keep anglers coming back. Yellowfin tuna cruise these waters from spring through fall, typically running 20-60 pounds and known for their blistering runs that'll test your drag system and your arms. They're aggressive feeders, especially in the morning hours when they're pushing bait to the surface. When you hook one, be ready for a fight that combines speed, power, and endurance.
Red snapper stack up along the deeper ledges and wrecks, usually ranging from 3-15 pounds with occasional monsters pushing 20+. These fish are smart and structure-oriented, requiring precise bottom presentations and quality bait. They're fantastic table fare and put up a respectable fight on medium tackle. Peak season runs from late spring through early fall, though they're present year-round in deeper water.
Grouper species including Nassau, black, and yellowfin grouper inhabit the rocky bottom and coral heads we'll be fishing. These ambush predators can range from keeper-sized fish around 5 pounds up to genuine giants exceeding 50 pounds. They're notorious for heading straight back to their holes once hooked, making the first few seconds of the fight critical. The satisfaction of turning a big grouper away from structure and getting it to the boat is what keeps serious bottom fishermen coming back.
Mahi-mahi patrol these waters seasonally, typically showing up around floating debris, weed lines, or current edges. They're acrobatic fighters known for their aerial displays and brilliant colors. Most run 5-20 pounds, though bull dolphins can push 40+ pounds. They're schooling fish, so where you find one, there are usually more. Their peak season is late spring through summer, but stragglers can show up anytime conditions are right.
This top-rated Out Island fishing charter fills up fast, especially during peak season when the fishing is at its best. You're not just booking a fishing trip - you're securing access to some of the most productive and least pressured waters in the Bahamas. The combination of serious fishing and island exploration makes this a customer favorite among anglers who want more than just another day on the water. With space for up to 5 anglers, it's perfect for families, groups of friends, or anyone looking to experience world-class fishing away from the crowds. Don't wait - these remote fishing grounds are calling your name.
This restored 36' Cigarette center console is built for serious offshore fishing in Bahamian waters. Triple 300HP Yamaha engines deliver the speed and reliability you need to reach remote fishing grounds around Eleuthera, Exuma, and the Berry Islands where the big fish roam. The spacious center console layout comfortably handles up to 5 anglers with plenty of fighting room when you hook into something substantial. Essential fishing gear includes a quality fish finder to locate structure and schools, GPS navigation for precise positioning, and a large icebox to keep your catch fresh and drinks cold during the long run back. The onboard toilet means no cutting trips short. Whether you're targeting mahi, wahoo, or bottom fish in deeper waters, this boat gets you there fast and brings you back safely with your cooler full.
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