Your Ultimate Guide To Barbados

Predator Sportfishing

For serious fishing or a fun time out with the family while in Barbados, Predator Sportfishing is surely the direction to take. This family owned and operated business, which caters to fishing charters of four persons or less, boasts of a captain that has had many tournament successes and its no wonder as he has been exposed to fishing from a very tender age. Fortunately, there's no need for previous experience on your part as the crew is more than happy to assist in teaching you what they know.

This customized Blackfin is powered by a most dependable Cummins diesel engine, this vessel carries top of the line electronics, a wide selection of quality tackle, full coast guard approved safety equipment and insurance coverage.

Troll offshore for Wahoo, Dolphin (Mahi Mahi), Sailfish, Marlin, Tuna and Barracuda. Or fish inshore on a reef or wreck for Grouper and Snapper. We also now do deep dropping trips for snapper as well as night fishing. An inshore light tackle (trolling) trip is a popular choice among anglers with kids as it provides for regular action from Tuna, Jacks, Barracuda, Mackerel and more. They offer light tackle as an option (and are the only local boat to do so). They also have a wide variety of tackle from Penn International 50 VSWs to 6 lb spinning outfits, so you can match gear to your taste and skill level.

Whole day, three quarter and half day trips are available for all charters.

Affordable Barbados Fishing Charters on Offer

Shared trips are not on offer as the prices at Predator Sportfishing are very competitive. So competitive that you can have the boat to yourself for a day at just a few more additional dollars. This affords you the privacy of spending time at sea in absolute peace and quiet and claiming all the catches yourself. Included in all charters are bait and tackle, drinks and snacks, light lunch on whole day charters and transportation to the boat.

All prices are in US Dollars and are for persons who book with us directly or through Predator Sportfishing's website.

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