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Deep-Sea Tuna Fishing with Aquila Charters on Cornwall Coast - Truro

Deep-Sea Tuna Fishing with Aquila Charters on Cornwall Coast

Mevagisseychallenging

Difficulty

challenging

Duration

8 hours

Fitness Level

Moderate physical fitness required; some effort in fighting large fish.

Overview

Hook into a Blue Fin Tuna off Cornwall with Aquila Charters on an adrenaline-filled 8-hour adventure. Perfect for anglers seeking a challenging saltwater trip amidst spectacular scenery.

Mevagissey, England

Tuna Fishing • 8 hours • Aquila

Ages 14+ • Fantastic for getting more experience

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About This Adventure

Experience the thrill of fishing for Blue Fin Tuna off the stunning Cornish coast! Join a licensed charter boat, Aquila, for an unforgettable 8-hour adventure where you can catch, tag, and release these magnificent giants. With expert guidance and a chance to capture your dream fish, this is a unique angling opportunity!

Fishing for Blue Fin Tuna is a new and very exciting fishery from the Cornish coast

Duration

8 hours

About

This has been done for many years from the Mediterranean, Ireland and USA now they are off our coastline in good numbers.

In the past 12 years we have been visited buy these big game fish and over the past 6 years we have been lucky enough to have caught and released over 360 fish up to 800lb. There have been Blue Fin Tuna caught in the local waters between Brixham and Penzance, with most of them halfway between Mevagissey and Falmouth.

Aquila is one of the first Uk’s licensed charter boats. Catching, tagging and releasing for science since the return of Bluefin in the UKs waters.

Aquila was selected to be the tagging boat for the Thunnas programme in 2018. Then selected again to allow us to legally Catch, Tag and release Bluefin with anglers for the CHART programme. This is a great privilege and we extend this to you as an angler by offering you chance to charter us.

More info

A maximum of 4 anglers due to the nature of the fishing.

Marys Pasty lunch may be provided. Call to book.

I have invested heavily in new gear to catch these fish and maximise your chances of catching you fish of a life time here in the UK.

Please remember that if you are lucky enough to catch one of these beautiful giants it is not be possible to boat the fish. all fish will be measured at the side of the boat giving you chance to get your photo taken with it. We will then recover the fish by towing it alongside the boat until its ready and strong enough to swim off.

What to bring

If you own or can borrow a floatation suit we advise you to wear it. If this is not possible you will need to wear plenty of warm clothing and a set of waterproofs. please remember that even in the summer it is colder out at sea. Also a hat would be advisable as you lose 80% of your body heat through your head.

Adventure Tips

Bring sun protection

Apply sunscreen, wear a hat, and sunglasses to protect against the sun during long hours on the water.

Wear layered clothing

Layer up to stay comfortable as weather can change quickly at sea.

Stay hydrated

Bring plenty of water to stay hydrated during the trip.

Prepare for seasickness

If prone, consider taking motion sickness medication before the trip.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Seals
  • Dolphins

History

Cornwall has a long history of maritime activity, with fishing playing a vital role since the 1800s.

Conservation

Aquila Charters practices sustainable fishing to protect local marine populations for future generations.

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Recommended Gear

Rain jacket

Essential

spring specific

Polarized sunglasses

Essential

summer specific

Fishing gloves

Long-sleeve moisture-wicking shirt

Essential