Trips for Big Game Fishing
When you think of big game fishing, do you recount your favorite trips? Do you spin tales that include you fighting tooth and nail to land the biggest catch of your life? Well, big game fishers love to experience all that nature has to offer and this is not limited to large fish. Big game fishers want to take trips that feature exquisite landscapes, clean, clear water and peace and quiet.
- The Caribbean
Big game fishers cannot deny themselves the opportunity to land a marlin, one of the most sought after big game fish in the world. Their quest eventually leads them to the warm waters of the Caribbean, specifically the island of St. Thomas in the Virgin Islands, notorious for having some of the best of the best, in everything. In addition to the marlin, there are also kingfish, sailfish and the wonderfully flavored king of tuna, the yellowfin. Big game fishermen come from all over to spend time in the Sand Dollar Villa because it is secluded and has a private beach. This allows anglers to hop a flight from their native soil and head over to the Caribbean via the Cyril King International Airport. Within a few hours, you can land your fist 25 pound masterpiece.
- Florida
Orlando, Florida is home to five of the most popular big game fish: mahi mahi, red snapper, grouper, sailfish and kingfish. You can also fish right from the shore if you find the right spot, such as Port Canaveral Boat Ramp and Launch. This area is located less than 20 minutes from the infamous Cape Canaveral where so many of America's astronauts prepare for their trips into orbit. Arriving at the Canaveral Boat Ramp and Launch assures you the most exciting trip ever. You can charter your boat directly with the captain's they have on staff or arrange for a private boat for you and your friends or family to rent daily.
- California
Baja, California is well-known and loved for big game fishing. Many flock to this area because of the vast variety of fish that are available in such a concentrated area like huge sailfish, marlin and tuna. Most anglers swear by Baja because it is less of a tourist location. Tourists can hinder the progress of a serious big game fisherman, especially if they are fishing from the dock or shoreline. Try taking a visit to the Picante Bluewater Sportsfishing establishment in Baja to book everything. They can arrange your charter and select the best spots for you to fish. Additionally, their marina is in one of the best departure locations around.