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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.
moderate.
4 hours.
Moderate fitness recommended—able to stand in the cockpit, brace during fights, and climb ladders to the fly-bridge.
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.
Coastal communities in eastern Dominican Republic have long mixed small-scale artisanal fishing with growing sport-fishing tourism, using both traditional knowledge and modern tackle to read ocean conditions.
Practice catch-and-release for billfish when possible and use reef-safe sunscreen; avoiding litter and properly handling bycatch reduces local ecological impact.
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.