TROPICAL FISHING IN THE CARIBBEAN

DESCRIPTION:

The Caribbean islands are a very interesting fishing destination. A paradise for jigging, the waters of the western Atlantic are rich in a wide variety of bottom-dwelling predators. There are nearly a dozen species of snapper alone. One of the most coveted is the queen snapper, found at depths of 180 meters, and His Majesty the Cubera, the largest snapper species. Besides bottom-dwelling fish, there are also many pelagic predators, which can be caught using jigging, casting, and trolling. Mackerel, various tuna species, marlin, sailfish, barracuda, amberjack, the ubiquitous garfish, and horse mackerel are all available.

Tarpon, a white predator, a coveted trophy for many experienced fishermen, known for its size, strength, and leaps when reeling in, occupies a special place.

 

SEASONALITY:

Yachting and fishing are available year-round, but the most comfortable period is from December to May.

 

TOUR PRICE INCLUDES:

Catamaran rental, captain's salary, a modern echo sounder with a chirp transducer, and several sets of fishing gear.

 

DOES NOT INCLUDE**:

Air tickets, transfers, excursions (if needed), restaurants, purchasing food and drinks, parking in large marinas

 

*Calculated based on a fully loaded catamaran with 3-4 double cabins. The final cost depends heavily on the season, crew needs, and comfort requirements of the selected vessel.

** also when calculating the budget, it should be remembered that in addition to paying for the yacht itself, there is a deposit for the rented property, proportionate to the rental amount