Board the 43' Bertram Wahooters for a private half-day deep-sea fishing charter from Providenciales. Troll the drop-offs a few miles offshore for marlin, tuna, mahi-mahi and wahoo with gear, license, and filleting included.
Board the 43' Bertram Wahooters for a private half-day deep-sea fishing charter from Providenciales. Troll the drop-offs a few miles offshore for marlin, tuna, mahi-mahi and wahoo with gear, license, and filleting included.
A warm, salt-sprayed wind meets you on the marina dock as the Wahooters rocks gently at her berth. The 43' Bertram has a trim, purposeful silhouette; within minutes a friendly crew runs through safety details while the harbor falls away and the open blue widens. In twenty minutes you'll be trolling the continental shelf where current and reef meet.
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Operated by taxiGo Limo Airport Service · Providenciales, Turks and Caicos Islands
A warm, salt-sprayed wind meets you on the marina dock as the Wahooters rocks gently at her berth. The 43' Bertram has a trim, purposeful silhouette; within minutes a friendly crew runs through safety details while the harbor falls away and the open blue widens. In twenty minutes you'll be trolling the continental shelf where current and reef meet.
Turks and Caicos sits on the shallow Caicos Bank — broad shoals ringed by dramatic drop-offs where pelagic fish gather. Fishing here is part of modern island culture: generations have chased billfish and wahoo off these shores, and local crews read tides and thermoclines like a language. The boat route skirts coral edges and passes stretches of powder-white sand that make the water glow, while offshore the Gulf Stream's pulse sometimes teases schools into motion.
Expect a practical, fitness-light outing: anglers troll and fight, crew handle gear and fillet your catch for the ride home. Target species include marlin, yellowfin tuna, mahi-mahi, and wahoo — all often found just a few miles out. The crew keeps music low, water cold, and lines tight.
For planning: wear non-marking deck shoes, bring sunscreen, hat, and a light wind layer; seas can change quickly. If you get seasick, take medication the night before and again before boarding. The tour includes gear, bait, TCI fishing license, hotel pickup and drop-off, and filleting — so your main job is to enjoy the pull on the line and the salt in the air. Book a morning or 1pm departure to match comfort and light, and leave room afterward for a quiet walk on Providenciales' beaches.
The Wahooters accommodates up to 8 passengers for private charters.
Yes — rods, tackle, bait and a Turks and Caicos fishing license are included in the trip price.
Yes — the crew will clean and fillet your catch at the dock so you can bring it back to your resort.
Bring or take over-the-counter or prescription anti-nausea medication before boarding, sit mid-ship, focus on the horizon, and stay hydrated.
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A warm, salt-sprayed wind meets you on the marina dock as the Wahooters rocks gently at her berth. The 43' Bertram has a trim, purposeful silhouette; within minutes a friendly crew runs through safety details while the harbor falls away and the open blue widens. In twenty minutes you'll be trolling the continental shelf where current and reef meet.
A warm, salt-sprayed wind meets you on the marina dock as the Wahooters rocks gently at her berth. The 43' Bertram has a trim, purposeful silhouette; within minutes a friendly crew runs through safety details while the harbor falls away and the open blue widens. In twenty minutes you'll be trolling the continental shelf where current and reef meet.
Turks and Caicos sits on the shallow Caicos Bank — broad shoals ringed by dramatic drop-offs where pelagic fish gather. Fishing here is part of modern island culture: generations have chased billfish and wahoo off these shores, and local crews read tides and thermoclines like a language. The boat route skirts coral edges and passes stretches of powder-white sand that make the water glow, while offshore the Gulf Stream's pulse sometimes teases schools into motion.
Expect a practical, fitness-light outing: anglers troll and fight, crew handle gear and fillet your catch for the ride home. Target species include marlin, yellowfin tuna, mahi-mahi, and wahoo — all often found just a few miles out. The crew keeps music low, water cold, and lines tight.
For planning: wear non-marking deck shoes, bring sunscreen, hat, and a light wind layer; seas can change quickly. If you get seasick, take medication the night before and again before boarding. The tour includes gear, bait, TCI fishing license, hotel pickup and drop-off, and filleting — so your main job is to enjoy the pull on the line and the salt in the air. Book a morning or 1pm departure to match comfort and light, and leave room afterward for a quiet walk on Providenciales' beaches.