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Head offshore from Punta Cana on a private 36-foot Luhrs for four hours of big-game trolling—targeting blue marlin, wahoo, mahi-mahi and tuna with an experienced captain and mate. Practical comforts and full tackle are provided so you can focus on the fight.
Head offshore from Punta Cana on a private 36-foot Luhrs for four hours of big-game trolling—targeting blue marlin, wahoo, mahi-mahi and tuna with an experienced captain and mate. Practical comforts and full tackle are provided so you can focus on the fight.
The engine hum settles into a steady rhythm as the Punta Cana coastline slips astern and the Atlantic opens up—blue water deepening to navy, wind picking up at the fly-bridge where your captain reads the swell like a map. On a 36-foot Luhrs SX, the cockpit is organized for action: fighting chair, outriggers, and rows of Penn and Shimano reels primed for trolling.
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Operated by Big Marlin Charters · Punta Cana, La Altagracia
The engine hum settles into a steady rhythm as the Punta Cana coastline slips astern and the Atlantic opens up—blue water deepening to navy, wind picking up at the fly-bridge where your captain reads the swell like a map. On a 36-foot Luhrs SX, the cockpit is organized for action: fighting chair, outriggers, and rows of Penn and Shimano reels primed for trolling.
This stretch of the Dominican Republic faces the Atlantic’s rich currents. Offshore drop-offs and warm-water upwellings concentrate baitfish, attracting pelagic runners like blue marlin, wahoo, and mahi-mahi. Fishing here follows a long local tradition: small fleets of skilled captains and crews who combine generational knowledge with modern tackle to target trophy fish.
The Luhrs offers practical comforts—a shaded cabin with seats, a head, and cold beverages—so a day on the water balances effort and ease. Expect fast-paced bursts during bites and quiet trolling between marks; the crew handles rigging and bait while you battle the fish.
Plan practically: take anti-nausea medication if you’re prone to seasickness, wear layered sun protection, and bring non-slip shoes. The operator supplies rods, reels, bait, bottled water, and beer or rum; private transfer is included. Trips are best in calmer early-morning windows but are subject to weather cancellations for safety.
This is a hands-on ocean day: energetic, sometimes abrupt, and deeply marine—an encounter with Atlantic pelagic life framed by experienced local crew and a small private group. Return to shore with fresh stories and maybe a prize fish to remember the day.
No—this private trip provides rods, reels, tackle, and crew support; beginners can fish alongside experienced anglers.
Common targets include blue marlin, sailfish, mahi-mahi, wahoo, and various tunas; catches vary by season and ocean conditions.
The charter includes bottled water and cold drinks such as beer and rum; bring snacks if you prefer more substantial food.
Yes—private van transfer is included per the tour description; confirm pickup details at booking.
Big Marlin Charters operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The engine hum settles into a steady rhythm as the Punta Cana coastline slips astern and the Atlantic opens up—blue water deepening to navy, wind picking up at the fly-bridge where your captain reads the swell like a map. On a 36-foot Luhrs SX, the cockpit is organized for action: fighting chair, outriggers, and rows of Penn and Shimano reels primed for trolling.
The engine hum settles into a steady rhythm as the Punta Cana coastline slips astern and the Atlantic opens up—blue water deepening to navy, wind picking up at the fly-bridge where your captain reads the swell like a map. On a 36-foot Luhrs SX, the cockpit is organized for action: fighting chair, outriggers, and rows of Penn and Shimano reels primed for trolling.
This stretch of the Dominican Republic faces the Atlantic’s rich currents. Offshore drop-offs and warm-water upwellings concentrate baitfish, attracting pelagic runners like blue marlin, wahoo, and mahi-mahi. Fishing here follows a long local tradition: small fleets of skilled captains and crews who combine generational knowledge with modern tackle to target trophy fish.
The Luhrs offers practical comforts—a shaded cabin with seats, a head, and cold beverages—so a day on the water balances effort and ease. Expect fast-paced bursts during bites and quiet trolling between marks; the crew handles rigging and bait while you battle the fish.
Plan practically: take anti-nausea medication if you’re prone to seasickness, wear layered sun protection, and bring non-slip shoes. The operator supplies rods, reels, bait, bottled water, and beer or rum; private transfer is included. Trips are best in calmer early-morning windows but are subject to weather cancellations for safety.
This is a hands-on ocean day: energetic, sometimes abrupt, and deeply marine—an encounter with Atlantic pelagic life framed by experienced local crew and a small private group. Return to shore with fresh stories and maybe a prize fish to remember the day.