Private Deep Sea Fishing Point Pleasant
Private Trip
Offshore Fishing
Full-day offshore trips targeting jumbo sea bass at productive wrecksExperienced crew guides guests 30-60 miles offshore for maximum successSmall group capacity of 6 guests ensures personalized fishing experience
When you want to get away from the crowded party boats and really put some serious fish in the cooler, this private offshore charter is what you're looking for. Jordi Sport Fishing runs a top-rated operation out of Point Pleasant that takes you 30 to 60 miles offshore to the kind of productive wrecks where the big sea bass live. We're talking about a full-day adventure with just your group of up to 6 anglers, giving you the space and time to fish properly without dealing with combat fishing or someone else's tackle box in your face.
This isn't your typical half-day trip to the local reefs. Captain Jordi and his crew know these offshore waters like the back of their hand, and they've put in the time to mark the GPS coordinates where the jumbo sea bass stack up. You'll be running out before dawn to make the most of your day, and once you reach those deep water wrecks, you'll understand why this trip has become such a customer favorite. The boat is set up for serious bottom fishing with plenty of rod holders, a solid fish box system, and all the space you need to work multiple rods without getting tangled up. Along the way, keep your eyes peeled for mahi mahi, especially during the warmer months when they're cruising the weed lines and current breaks.
The real magic happens when you're anchored up on structure 40 to 60 miles out. These offshore wrecks are like underwater apartment buildings for sea bass, and the bigger fish tend to hold in the deeper water where there's less fishing pressure. You'll be dropping heavy sinkers and circle hooks baited with fresh squid, sea clams, or whatever the captain recommends based on what's been working. The technique is straightforward but requires some finesse - let your rig hit bottom, reel up a few cranks, and keep that bait just off the structure where the fish are feeding. When a big sea bass grabs your bait, you'll know it. These aren't the little shorts you might catch closer to shore; we're talking about fish that will bend your rod and make your drag sing.
Black Sea Bass are the bread and butter of this offshore adventure, and Point Pleasant's deep water wrecks produce some world-class fishing for these tasty bottom dwellers. These fish can live over 20 years and the older ones get smart about avoiding hooks, but they can't resist a well-presented bait on the right structure. The best fishing typically runs from late spring through fall, with summer producing the most consistent action. What makes sea bass so popular with anglers isn't just their fighting ability - they're also one of the best eating fish in the ocean. The meat is firm, white, and mild, perfect for the grill or the frying pan. Plus, there's something satisfying about the steady bite you get on a good wreck, where you can load the cooler with keeper-sized fish that'll feed the family for weeks.
Mahi Mahi or Common Dolphinfish add the excitement factor to this offshore experience. These fish are pure adrenaline - they hit hard, jump high, and put on a show that'll get everyone on the boat fired up. Mahi typically show up in Point Pleasant waters from late spring through early fall when the water temperature climbs above 70 degrees. They're nomadic fish that follow the Gulf Stream and concentrate around floating debris, weed lines, and temperature breaks. What's really cool about mahi is how they travel in schools, so when you find one, there's usually more around. They'll slam a trolled bait or take a chunk bait meant for sea bass, and once you hook one, the bright yellow and green colors are absolutely stunning. The meat is firm and delicious, making them a prized catch for both sport and the dinner table.
The beauty of booking a private charter like this is the flexibility and personalized service you get from an experienced crew. Captain Jordi has been running these offshore trips for years, and he's built a reputation for putting his clients on fish while making sure everyone has a safe, comfortable day on the water. The boat is equipped with quality electronics to locate structure and mark fish, and the crew knows how to adjust tactics based on conditions and what the fish are doing. Whether you're a seasoned angler looking to add some trophies to your list or a group of friends wanting to experience some serious offshore fishing, this trip delivers the kind of action that keeps people coming back season after year. The fact that you're not sharing the boat with strangers means you can fish at your own pace, take breaks when you want, and really make the most of your time on the prime fishing spots.
If you're serious about catching some quality fish and want to experience what offshore fishing from Point Pleasant is all about, this private charter with Jordi Sport Fishing is the way to go. The combination of productive fishing grounds, experienced crew, and the comfort of having the boat to yourselves makes this a standout option for anglers who want to step up from the party boat scene. Keep in mind that meals aren't included, so pack a cooler with food and drinks for the day - you'll work up an appetite pulling in those jumbo sea bass. The offshore fishing season runs from spring through fall, with each season offering its own advantages. Book early to secure your preferred dates, especially during peak season when these private spots fill up fast with repeat customers who know a good thing when they find it.
Step aboard this 32-foot Tidewater Custom center console and get ready to chase jumbo sea bass in Point Pleasant's most productive offshore waters. Built in 2018, this fishing machine packs twin Yamaha engines delivering 700HP that'll cruise you out to those 30-60 mile wrecks at speeds up to 60 knots. The open center console design gives all 6 anglers plenty of room to work the rails while bottom fishing these legendary spots. Captain's got you covered with top-shelf electronics including fish finder, GPS, and radar to locate those bass-loaded structures even when visibility drops. Keep your catch ice-cold in the onboard icebox and stay connected with VHF marine radio. Between the seasonal mahi runs and consistent bottom action on these deep wrecks, you'll have shot after shot at filling the coolers. The boat's multimedia system keeps things entertaining during the longer runs, plus there's even a bed for anyone needing a break from the action. Wheelchair accessible design ensures everyone can get in on the fishing. This setup is built for serious offshore anglers who want to maximize their time on productive water with a crew that knows exactly where the big sea bass stack up.
Centropristis StriataOur bread and butter species on these offshore wreck trips, and for good reason. These chunky fighters typically run 2-4 pounds, with plenty of 6-8 pound "jumbos" hanging around the deeper wrecks. They live on structure - wrecks, rocky bottom, anything with relief in 60-200 feet of water. Late spring through fall is when they're most active, feeding heavy before their winter migration south. Black sea bass fight hard until they break the surface, and they're fantastic eating with sweet, flaky white meat. Here's the key: use a double-hook rig with squid strips and keep your bait right on the bottom. They're not shy, but they want that bait sitting still in their neighborhood.
Coryphaena HippurusThese golden beauties are what dreams are made of when we're running 30-60 miles offshore. Mahi average 15-29 pounds but can hit 40+ on a good day. They love floating debris and weed lines in warm water, usually found near the surface in depths over 100 feet. Late spring through early fall is prime time when the Gulf Stream pushes closer to shore. What makes mahi special? That fight is pure electricity - they'll jump, run, and put on a color show that'll leave you speechless. Plus, the meat is some of the best you'll taste. Pro tip: when you hook one, keep the boat moving and look for the school underneath. Where there's one mahi, there's usually more.
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