5.0(1 Reviews)Private Deep Sea Fishing Charter in Falmouth
5.0(1 reviews)
Private Trip
Offshore Fishing
Private 4-6 hour charter targets marlin and tuna offshoreProfessional crew provides equipment, licenses, and fishing guidance includedMaximum 6 guests with refreshments and cooler space provided
Get ready for some serious fishing action off the coast of Falmouth, Jamaica! This private deep sea charter is designed for anglers who want to chase trophy fish in the Atlantic's rich offshore waters. With 4 to 6 hours on the water, you'll be targeting some of the Caribbean's most prized game fish including Blue Marlin, Mahi Mahi, Wahoo, and Blackfin Tuna. Whether you're a seasoned angler or picking up a rod for the first time, our experienced captain and crew will have you fishing like a pro. We provide all the tackle, bait, and licenses—you just bring the excitement and get ready to battle some serious fish.
Your private charter accommodates up to 6 anglers, making it perfect for families, groups of friends, or couples looking for a more intimate fishing experience. We'll head out from Falmouth into the deep Atlantic waters where the big fish live. The boat comes fully rigged with top-quality rods and reels, fresh bait, and all the tackle you'll need to land trophy fish. Your crew knows these waters inside and out—they'll position you over productive fishing grounds and adjust techniques based on current conditions. We keep you hydrated with water, soda, and beer included, plus there's a cooler on board if you want to bring snacks or lunch. The focus here is pure fishing, so expect to spend your time working the lines, fighting fish, and soaking up the Caribbean sun.
We run a serious trolling operation targeting pelagic species that cruise Jamaica's offshore waters. The boat is rigged with multiple outriggers and downriggers, allowing us to cover different depths and present a variety of baits simultaneously. We'll be pulling a spread of lures including skirted trolling lures, ballyhoo rigs, and diving plugs at speeds between 6-8 knots depending on target species and conditions. The tackle setup includes heavy conventional reels spooled with 50-80 pound test line, matched with stand-up rods built for battling big game fish. When a fish hits, the crew will coach you through the fight—proper technique for pumping and winding, how to use the fighting belt and harness, and when to apply maximum pressure. We fish the drop-offs and blue water edges where currents bring baitfish, and the big predators follow.
"We were hooked up within the first 15 minutes—talk about a strong start! Ended the day with 2 blue marlin, 2 barracuda, and a mahi mahi. The captain and crew were not only skilled but also super friendly, which made the trip even more enjoyable. We had an absolute blast out there." - Sean
White Marlin are known for their acrobatic fights and lightning-fast runs. These sleek billfish typically range from 40-80 pounds and are famous for their spectacular jumps when hooked. Best targeted during the warmer months when they follow bait schools along the continental shelf, White Marlin are considered one of the most exciting light tackle billfish. They're aggressive feeders that will crush trolled baits, and their aerial displays make for amazing photos and memories that last a lifetime.
Blackfin Tuna are the speed demons of Jamaica's offshore waters, known for their incredible stamina and blistering runs. These hard-fighting tunas average 15-30 pounds and provide non-stop action on medium tackle. They school up around structure and temperature breaks, often feeding aggressively in the early morning and late afternoon. Blackfin are excellent table fare with firm, red meat that's perfect for sashimi or grilling. When you hook into a school, expect multiple hookups and some serious arm-burning action.
Atlantic Sailfish are the ultimate light tackle trophy, combining size, speed, and spectacular aerial ability. These magnificent billfish can reach 6-8 feet in length and are famous for their lightning-fast strikes and incredible jumping ability. Peak season runs from December through April when they migrate through Jamaica's waters following bait schools. Sailfish are catch-and-release targets that provide incredible photo opportunities with their massive dorsal fins displayed. Fighting one on appropriate tackle is considered a pinnacle experience for any angler.
Blue Marlin represent the holy grail of offshore fishing—these massive billfish can exceed 400 pounds and provide the fight of a lifetime. Jamaica's waters are known for producing quality Blue Marlin, particularly around the deep water drop-offs and seamounts. These apex predators are most active during the spring and summer months when water temperatures rise. Blue Marlin are ambush hunters that will absolutely demolish a properly presented trolling bait. The initial strike, followed by their signature jumps and powerful runs, creates fishing memories that anglers talk about for decades.
Mahi Mahi or Common Dolphinfish bring both beauty and action to your offshore experience. These stunning fish display brilliant gold, green, and blue colors and are known for their aggressive feeding behavior. Averaging 10-25 pounds with larger bulls reaching 40+ pounds, Mahi are fast-growing fish that provide excellent action on medium tackle. They're often found around floating debris, weed lines, or current edges where they feed on flying fish and small baitfish. Mahi are also outstanding table fare, making them a favorite target for anglers who want both sport and a fish dinner.
This private deep sea charter offers everything serious anglers want—experienced crew, quality gear, productive fishing grounds, and the chance to battle world-class game fish. With all tackle, bait, licenses, and beverages included, you can focus entirely on fishing. The flexibility of a 4-6 hour trip means we can adjust based on fish activity and your group's
This 35-foot Cabo sportfisher is your ticket to Jamaica's prime marlin and tuna waters. Twin 425HP Caterpillar engines power through Atlantic swells while you and up to 5 other anglers work the deck. The spacious cockpit gives everyone room to fight fish, with an enclosed cabin when you need a break from the Caribbean sun. Built-in fish finder helps locate schools of mahi and wahoo, while GPS and radar keep you on course to the best fishing grounds off Falmouth. The flybridge offers perfect visibility for spotting birds and baitfish. Keep your catch fresh in the large icebox, and use the onboard facilities during those long battles with blue marlin. Whether you're trolling for blackfin tuna or setting up for billfish, this Cabo handles rough offshore conditions with ease. The stable platform and professional-grade fishing setup let you focus on what matters – getting that trophy fish to the boat.
Istiophorus AlbicansAtlantic sailfish are the speed demons of the ocean, averaging 6-8 feet and 30-60 pounds. That massive dorsal sail and long bill make them unmistakable. They're surface hunters, typically found in 30-65 feet of water but will go deeper chasing bait. We find them near current lines, weed edges, and temperature breaks where baitfish concentrate. They change colors when excited - flashing blue, black, and silver stripes during the hunt. Best action is typically winter through early spring when water temps are right. What makes them special is the aerial show - they'll jump, tail-walk, and dive repeatedly during the fight. They're also cooperative hunters, working together to herd baitfish. The key to hooking up is using bright pink and white or blue and white lures, and here's my trick: when one shows up teasing your bait, slow the boat down and let that lure swim naturally.
Thunnus AtlanticusBlackfin tuna are the smallest of the tuna family, typically running 15-30 pounds with some reaching up to 45 pounds. They're fast, schooling fish with that classic tuna fight - strong initial runs and steady pressure. You'll find them in warm blue water over 68°F, often near continental shelf edges and drop-offs. They feed heavily on flying fish, squid, and smaller baitfish. Best fishing is usually autumn through spring when they move closer to shore. What guests love is their fierce fight for their size and the fantastic eating quality - some of the best sashimi you'll find. They school with skipjack and other tunas, so when you find one, there's usually more around. Here's a local trick: scale down your tackle with lighter fluorocarbon leaders and smaller hooks. These fish have sharp eyes and will spook from heavy gear.
Makaira NigricansBlue marlin are the ultimate trophy fish - true giants that can exceed 500+ pounds, with females growing much larger than males. They're deep blue on top fading to silver-white below, with that unmistakable spear-like bill. These apex predators roam warm offshore waters, typically found along current edges and temperature breaks in 100+ feet. They feed on tuna, mackerel, and other large pelagic fish. Year-round fishing here, but summer months often produce the biggest fish. What draws anglers is the combination of size, power, and their famous jumping ability when hooked. The fight can last hours with a big one. They're also smart - they know they're being hunted and will test every piece of your gear. My advice: when you get a bite, resist the urge to immediately set the hook hard. Let them take the bait and start their first run before applying serious pressure.
Coryphaena HippurusMahi mahi are among the most beautiful fish in the ocean with their golden sides and electric blue-green backs. They average 15-30 pounds but can reach 50+ pounds. These fast-growing fish are surface dwellers, usually found around floating debris, weed lines, and current edges in warm water. They're curious and aggressive, often traveling in schools. Peak season here is spring through fall when water temps are warmest. What guests love is their spectacular color show when brought to the boat and their excellent eating quality - mild, sweet, and firm. They're also willing biters and put up a strong fight with lots of head shaking. The meat is some of the best you'll find offshore. Pro tip: when you hook one, keep it in the water while we get more lines out. Where there's one mahi, there's usually a whole school, and they'll often stick around to investigate their hooked buddy.
Kajikia AlbidaWhite marlin are sleek billfish that average around 50-80 pounds and can reach up to 180 pounds. They're apex predators that hunt flying fish, small tuna, and squid using their signature bill to stun prey. You'll find them in deep blue water, usually 30-100+ feet down near temperature breaks and current edges. They're constantly moving to breathe, so we look for birds working or floating debris where baitfish gather. Peak season here runs November through April when water temps are ideal. What makes them special is their acrobatic fight - they'll leap, dive, and make long runs that test your stamina. The meat's excellent too, though many anglers release them. My tip: when trolling, watch behind your baits, not at them. White marlin are sneaky and often appear out of nowhere to investigate before striking.
5.0 out of 5.0We were hooked up within the first 15 minutes—talk about a strong start! Ended the day with 2 blue marlin, 2 barracuda, and a mahi...
Falmouth, Jamaica