Species
Fishing by species
Pick your target fish and we’ll show you where it runs biggest, when the bite peaks, and which charter destinations put you on it.
Billfish
Black Marlin
The fastest and heaviest of the marlins, black marlin are the reason heavy-tackle anglers make the pilgrimage to the Great Barrier Reef.
Read guideBlue Marlin
The undisputed heavyweight of the offshore world, blue marlin draw anglers to a handful of deep-water hotspots where granders are a genuine possibility.
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Acrobatic, abundant and dazzling to watch, sailfish deliver the highest bite counts in billfishing and the sport's most photogenic jumps.
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Bluefin Tuna
The largest and most valuable of the tunas, giant bluefin test tackle and angler to their limits in the deep Atlantic water off the Canaries and Azores.
Read guideYellowfin Tuna
Pound for pound one of the hardest-pulling fish in the sea, yellowfin tuna combine brutal fights with the finest sashimi at the dock.
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Bonefish
The gray ghost of the flats, bonefish are the ultimate light-tackle and fly quarry — spooky, blistering fast, and stalked on foot in inches of clear water.
Read guideRoosterfish
With its spectacular seven-spined comb and blistering runs, the roosterfish is the eastern Pacific's most charismatic and hardest-fighting inshore prize.
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The silver king is the inshore angler's ultimate prize — a leaping, chrome-plated giant that fights on the surface and defines flats fishing in the Keys.
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Mahi-Mahi
Blazing gold and green, fast-growing and delicious, mahi-mahi are the offshore all-rounder that rarely disappoint on a warm-water charter.
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Built like a torpedo and armed with razor teeth, wahoo deliver the fastest, most sizzling strike in offshore fishing — and superb fillets to match.
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