
Set out from St Thomas with Reel Livin' Charters for top-tier deep sea fishing. Guided by Captain Chris Berry’s expert knowledge, expect action-packed days chasing mahi, wahoo, tuna, and more in U.S. Virgin Islands waters.
Set out from St Thomas with Reel Livin' Charters for top-tier deep sea fishing. Guided by Captain Chris Berry’s expert knowledge, expect action-packed days chasing mahi, wahoo, tuna, and more in U.S. Virgin Islands waters.
In the heart of the U.S. Virgin Islands, just off the rugged coast of St Thomas, Reel Livin' Charters delivers a deep sea fishing experience that draws anglers into the vibrant Atlantic waters of the Caribbean. St Thomas’s blend of turquoise sea and dynamic marine ecosystems offers a playground for anglers of all skill levels, and Reel Livin' Charters stands out as a premier gateway to these bountiful waters. Led by Captain Chris Berry, whose three decades of experience transform every outing into a tactical and thrilling pursuit, Reel Livin' Charters specializes in half-day and full-day fishing charters aboard the Silver Fox, a vessel designed for both comfort and performance.
The waters surrounding St Thomas are well-known for their variety and abundance of game fish, including king mackerel, barracuda, mahi-mahi, wahoo, tuna, and the elusive rainbow runner. What sets Reel Livin' Charters apart is the captain’s expertise in reading tides, currents, and weather patterns, ensuring that anglers spend less time waiting and more time with reels bending under fierce strikes. Guests often find the boat buzzing with activity, lines pulling tight with fish, whether it’s a seasoned angler or a first-timer getting their hands wet.
Beyond the thrill of the catch, the scenery from the Silver Fox offers intermittent views of St Thomas’s rocky cliffs and sunlit bays, blending moments of intense action with the calming Caribbean breeze. This combination makes Reel Livin' Charters not just a fishing trip but a connection to one of the richest marine environments in the Caribbean. For visitors planning a fishing expedition that pairs local knowledge with exciting challenges at sea, this charter provides a dependable, expertly guided adventure off St Thomas’s vibrant north shore.
Plan to get to the departure point ahead of schedule to settle in and get a brief on planned fishing spots.
essential PriorityThe Caribbean sun is intense—wear UV-protective clothing and apply waterproof sunscreen regularly.
essential PriorityBring water or stay hydrated with provided beverages to avoid dehydration in the tropical climate.
info PriorityListen carefully to the captain’s tips on landing and releasing fish to ensure safety and sustainability.
essential PriorityReduces glare off the water and improves fish spotting ability.
Provides secure footing on wet boat decks during active fishing.
Protects skin from sun and wind while keeping you cool.
Helps you stay hydrated during hours on the water.
Spring offers stable conditions with warm waters that bring a high chance of mahi-mahi and other game fish, though afternoon showers may occasionally roll through.
The summer months bring long days perfect for fishing, but be prepared for intense sun and monitor weather forecasts closely due to seasonal storms.
Fall marks the height of wahoo season with cooler sea breezes, though shifts in weather may alter sea conditions from calm to choppy.
Winter features cooler waters and consistent king mackerel activity, with fewer tourists and windier days that can affect boat handling.
No prior experience is necessary—Captain Chris and crew provide guidance for anglers of all skill levels.
Common catches include king mackerel, mahi-mahi, wahoo, barracuda, tuna, and rainbow runner.
The charter includes rod and reel, bait, tackle, and expert guidance from the captain and crew.
Yes, you can bring your own gear, but the charter provides all necessary equipment to ensure quality and safety.
Many charters offer refreshments, but confirm ahead of booking to know exactly what is included.
Trips typically run off the north shore, navigating known fishing grounds within a few miles offshore.
Reels under tension with vivid fish colorsMarine wildlife such as jumping mahi or flying fishCaribbean sea and sky contrasts
Charlotte Amalie
moderate
4–8 hours
Good physical condition recommended for standing, handling rods, and moving around the boat
St Thomas was once a key hub for Caribbean fishing and seafaring, with local knowledge passed down through generations.
Experience Needed: This natural landmark is recommended for those with some outdoor experience.