Private 8 Hour Outland Fishing Trip
Private Trip
Offshore Fishing
Private 8-hour offshore fishing charter targeting deep sea speciesAccess remote fishing grounds near Eleuthera, Exuma, and Berry IslandsIsland lunch stop included with scenic exploration opportunities
Picture this: you're heading out from Nassau's busy harbor, but instead of joining the crowd at the usual fishing spots, you're bound for the remote waters around Eleuthera, Exuma, or the Berry Islands. This isn't your typical deep sea charter—it's a full-day adventure that combines serious offshore fishing with the kind of island exploration most anglers only dream about. For eight hours, you'll have access to fishing grounds that see a fraction of the pressure compared to Nassau's popular spots, plus the chance to beach your catch on some of the most pristine islands in the Caribbean.
Your captain will choose your destination based on weather conditions and where the fish are biting, which means you might find yourself trolling the deep blue off Eleuthera's eastern edge, working the seamounts near Exuma, or casting into the gin-clear shallows around the Berry Islands. The beauty of this trip is the flexibility—you're not locked into one fishing style or location. Weather permitting, you'll spend the morning running hard baits and teasers for pelagic species, then maybe switch gears after lunch to target reef fish or even do some bottom fishing on the way back. The boat holds up to five anglers comfortably, so there's plenty of room to spread out and everyone gets quality time on the rods.
Out here in less-pressured waters, the fishing techniques really shine. Your captain will likely start the day trolling ballyhoo and lures at different depths to cover water efficiently while searching for temperature breaks and current edges where predators congregate. The remote location means you can spend more time actually fishing instead of running from spot to spot avoiding other boats. When you find a productive area, you'll have it all to yourself. Depending on conditions, you might drop down some live bait for bigger fish, switch to spinning gear for surface action, or even try some vertical jigging over structure. The gear is all provided, from heavy trolling rods to lighter spinning setups, plus all the terminal tackle and bait you'll need for a full day of fishing.
Mahi-mahi are the stars of these waters, especially during their peak season from March through July. These fish are absolute dynamite on the line—they'll jump, tail-walk, and put on a show that'll have you grinning ear to ear. What makes them special out here is that they're often less spooked than fish closer to Nassau, so they'll hit lures more aggressively and stick around longer once you find a school. Look for them around floating debris, weed lines, or anywhere you see birds working the surface. A good-sized bull mahi can easily hit 30-40 pounds and will test your arms and your drag system.
Blackfin tuna are another favorite target, particularly in the cooler months from November through March. These fish are built for speed and endurance—they'll make blistering runs that'll strip line off your reel before you know what hit you. They travel in schools and respond well to trolled cedar plugs, small ballyhoo, or chunk bait. The meat is incredible, with a rich, red flesh that's perfect for sashimi if you're into that. Most blackfins out here run 10-25 pounds, which is the perfect size for fantastic table fare and a memorable fight.
Yellowtail snappers are the bread and butter of the reef fishing around these islands. They're curious fish that will investigate your baits, but they're also smart enough to test your patience. The trick is using light tackle and small hooks with fresh cut bait or shrimp. These fish are incredibly good eating—sweet, flaky white meat that grills up beautifully. They're active year-round but bite best in the warmer months. A trophy yellowtail might go 4-5 pounds, but even the smaller ones make for great action and better dinners.
This trip is perfect for anglers who want more than just fishing—you're getting a taste of the real Bahamas, the stuff most tourists never see. Eight hours gives you enough time to really explore, try different techniques, and soak up the island atmosphere without feeling rushed. The lunch stop on a secluded beach is the kind of experience that turns a good fishing trip into something you'll talk about for years. Whether you're celebrating a special occasion, introducing someone to offshore fishing, or just want to escape the crowds, this charter delivers on all fronts. The boat books up quickly, especially during peak season, so don't wait around if you're serious about getting out to where the fish are biting and the scenery is second to none.
This restored 36' Cigarette center console cuts through Nassau's waters with serious authority, powered by triple 300HP Yamaha engines that'll get you to those remote fishing grounds around Eleuthera, Exuma, and the Berry Islands where the real action happens. Built for anglers who want to fish where the crowds can't reach, this boat comfortably handles up to 5 guests while maintaining the speed and stability you need for serious offshore fishing. The onboard fish finder helps locate your targets in deeper waters, while the GPS keeps you on course to those hidden spots. An icebox keeps your catch fresh and drinks cold during the long runs between islands, and there's a head onboard for those extended trips. Whether you're trolling for mahi or bottom fishing for grouper, this center console gives you the range and reliability to explore waters that most boats never see, plus the option to beach on pristine islands for lunch between fishing sessions.
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