The 'Catch of the Day' will become your thrill for the day! Experience the excitement of trying to hook the 'big one' from the fighting chair and imagine the tales you could tell back home! Whether you're an experienced angler or not, this tour will literally have you at the edge of your seat!
This deep sea fishing adventure off the coast of St. Lucia will give you the opportunity to catch one of the many fish who are abundant in these waters. Depending on when you plan on visiting the Caribbean, the local population of fish may include:
October - December: peak wahoo season
November - February: tuna and dolphin fish
February - April: excellent time to see whales, catch dolphin fish, tuna and wahoo
June - August: excellent time to catch billfish
Other fish which are abundant in these waters are the blue marlin, white marlin, sailfish, kingfish, barracuda, dorado, long bill spearfish, Spanish mackerel, cavali and snappers.
All bait and equipment will be supplied, so all you need to bring is your energy! As fishing can be very tiresome, beers and sodas will be provided.
It was okay, I wasn't thrilled with trolling, I figured deep sea fishing meant that the lines would be deep in the water. The bait was re-used and not fresh, no chance of catching anything. The only thing that maybe was good was that I got to take photos of the island from the boat. 2 hours of rocky waves made me a bit sick.
Review by: Thomas C, United States of America, August 2009
I caught a lot of fish but they were all small and did not give a fight at all! It was kind of like reeling in live bait. Plus my wife got sea sick and the crew was yelling at me to get rods when fish were on them, but i was trying to take care of my wife because she was throwing up. I was pretty annoyed!
Review by: Dexter S, October 2008
Unfortunately, it was raining and the 3 of us on the boat were soaked. I did catch a tuna though!
Review by: Dexter S, United States of America, September 2008
Unfortunately, it was raining and the 3 of us on the boat were soaked. I did catch a tuna though!
Review by: Roger C, United States of America, April 2007
Kind of disappointing. We didn't really catch any big fish, basically 1 schooly tuna about 10 inches and the crew could of done better.
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