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Spend six hours aboard the Grady White "Shady Grady" fishing, snorkeling, and cruising around Providenciales. This private charter combines reef and bottom fishing with guided snorkeling, onboard refreshments, and fish cleaning service.
Spend six hours aboard the Grady White "Shady Grady" fishing, snorkeling, and cruising around Providenciales. This private charter combines reef and bottom fishing with guided snorkeling, onboard refreshments, and fish cleaning service.
The bow cuts a clean wake as Providenciales slips away and the reef rises like a shallow ridge beneath turquoise water. Onboard the 31' Grady White “Shady Grady,” the sea takes on a personality of its own: teasing with glassy calm, then nudging you toward a productive fishing line or a clear snorkeling anchor.
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Operated by Grand Slam Fishing Charters · Providenciales, Providenciales
The bow cuts a clean wake as Providenciales slips away and the reef rises like a shallow ridge beneath turquoise water. Onboard the 31' Grady White “Shady Grady,” the sea takes on a personality of its own: teasing with glassy calm, then nudging you toward a productive fishing line or a clear snorkeling anchor.
This stretch of the Caicos Shelf is defined by coral growth and long carbonate banks formed on Pleistocene reef rims. The islands’ maritime history mixes Loyalist-era settlement with centuries of conch and lobster harvests; local captains know where wrecks and channels concentrate fish and where currents push plankton — and game — close to shore.
Expect a custom day: reef or bottom fishing, guided snorkeling at shallow coral heads, or a slow cruise past small islands and a shipwreck. The boat is equipped for groups up to six with shade, a restroom, stereo, and twin 250HP Yamahas that make island hops straightforward. Crew provide bait, fishing gear, snorkel equipment, drinks and lunch, and can clean your catch for dinner.
Practical guide: arrive with reef-safe sunscreen, a hat, and closed-toe deck shoes. If you’re prone to seasickness, take medication before boarding; currents can shift quickly. Peak weather runs from November to April for calmer seas and cooler trade winds, but lobster season and peak marine life sightings are seasonal. Confirm pickup logistics ahead—many resorts in Grace Bay have organized transfers—and let the crew know any mobility limits; the trip requires reasonable agility for boarding, anchoring, and swimming.
Yes—basic snorkel gear is included, but many guests bring their own masks for fit and comfort.
The crew offers cleaning and filleting so you can take home fresh fish for dinner, often included in the charter service.
Yes—pickups can be arranged for resorts along Grace Bay for an additional charge; confirm pickup location and time when booking.
Children are welcome but must be supervised; the trip requires stepping on/off the boat and some swimming—notify the operator about mobility limitations when booking.
Grand Slam Fishing Charters operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The bow cuts a clean wake as Providenciales slips away and the reef rises like a shallow ridge beneath turquoise water. Onboard the 31' Grady White “Shady Grady,” the sea takes on a personality of its own: teasing with glassy calm, then nudging you toward a productive fishing line or a clear snorkeling anchor.
The bow cuts a clean wake as Providenciales slips away and the reef rises like a shallow ridge beneath turquoise water. Onboard the 31' Grady White “Shady Grady,” the sea takes on a personality of its own: teasing with glassy calm, then nudging you toward a productive fishing line or a clear snorkeling anchor.
This stretch of the Caicos Shelf is defined by coral growth and long carbonate banks formed on Pleistocene reef rims. The islands’ maritime history mixes Loyalist-era settlement with centuries of conch and lobster harvests; local captains know where wrecks and channels concentrate fish and where currents push plankton — and game — close to shore.
Expect a custom day: reef or bottom fishing, guided snorkeling at shallow coral heads, or a slow cruise past small islands and a shipwreck. The boat is equipped for groups up to six with shade, a restroom, stereo, and twin 250HP Yamahas that make island hops straightforward. Crew provide bait, fishing gear, snorkel equipment, drinks and lunch, and can clean your catch for dinner.
Practical guide: arrive with reef-safe sunscreen, a hat, and closed-toe deck shoes. If you’re prone to seasickness, take medication before boarding; currents can shift quickly. Peak weather runs from November to April for calmer seas and cooler trade winds, but lobster season and peak marine life sightings are seasonal. Confirm pickup logistics ahead—many resorts in Grace Bay have organized transfers—and let the crew know any mobility limits; the trip requires reasonable agility for boarding, anchoring, and swimming.