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Board a 41' Hydra Sport and run to the wall off Providenciales for a four-hour private morning of deep-sea fishing. Expect tuna, mahi mahi, wahoo and marlin, heavy reels, and crew-prepared fillets back at the dock.
Board a 41' Hydra Sport and run to the wall off Providenciales for a four-hour private morning of deep-sea fishing. Expect tuna, mahi mahi, wahoo and marlin, heavy reels, and crew-prepared fillets back at the dock.
The marina yawns awake at 7:30 a.m.: diesel hum, gulls arguing, and the 41' Hydra Sport — Reel Buoys — yawning at the dock with twin 600HP Cats ready to cut the turquoise. By 8 a.m. the captain thumbs the throttles and the island slips aft; within 20 minutes the shoreline flattens into the pale bank and the water begins to deepen, daring you toward the drop-off where pelagics hunt.
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Operated by Grand Slam Fishing Charters · Providenciales, Providenciales
The marina yawns awake at 7:30 a.m.: diesel hum, gulls arguing, and the 41' Hydra Sport — Reel Buoys — yawning at the dock with twin 600HP Cats ready to cut the turquoise. By 8 a.m. the captain thumbs the throttles and the island slips aft; within 20 minutes the shoreline flattens into the pale bank and the water begins to deepen, daring you toward the drop-off where pelagics hunt.
Turks and Caicos sits on a broad carbonate platform: miles of shallow white sand punctuated by dramatic walls where tuna, wahoo and marlin patrol the edge. Fishing here is woven into local life—salt raking and artisanal fishing shaped settlements long before sport charters arrived—and the crews bring that local knowledge to the lines.
Expect a practical, well-equipped experience: trolling up to seven lines across a 40' spread, heavy-duty Penn reels, a tuna door for hauling big fish, and an air-conditioned helm for brief respite. Snacks, sodas, bottled water and light beer are available; the crew provides safety briefings, rod setup and filleting on return. Species commonly targeted include yellowfin tuna, mahi mahi, wahoo and blue marlin, often just a few miles off the beach.
Plan for sun, motion and quick action: apply reef-safe sunscreen, wear non-slip shoes, and bring motion-sickness remedies if needed. Arrive early, expect four hours aboard, and be ready to help or watch the fight—then take home fillets cleaned by the crew. This trip balances adrenaline with comfort and local know-how, delivering an efficient, high-energy morning on the Turks and Caicos blue.
easy.
4 hours.
Light cardio and ability to stand for stretches; suitable for most fitness levels but requires basic balance.
Yes—TCI fishing licence is included (up to 6 persons) as listed in the trip inclusions; the crew handles required paperwork.
Common targets are yellowfin tuna, mahi mahi, wahoo and occasional blue marlin or sailfish, depending on season and currents.
The crew will clean and fillet your catch at the dock for you to take back to your resort; ask about local bag and size limits before keeping fish.
Yes—this private, crew-supported trip is suitable for beginners and families, though young children should be supervised near railings and during hookups.
Providenciales and the wider Turks and Caicos economy historically centered on salt raking and small-scale fishing; sport fishing has grown but remains tied to those traditions.
Operators often follow catch limits and recommend catch-and-release for billfish; using reef-safe products and minimizing single-use plastics helps protect local reefs.
Grand Slam Fishing Charters operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The marina yawns awake at 7:30 a.m.: diesel hum, gulls arguing, and the 41' Hydra Sport — Reel Buoys — yawning at the dock with twin 600HP Cats ready to cut the turquoise. By 8 a.m. the captain thumbs the throttles and the island slips aft; within 20 minutes the shoreline flattens into the pale bank and the water begins to deepen, daring you toward the drop-off where pelagics hunt.
The marina yawns awake at 7:30 a.m.: diesel hum, gulls arguing, and the 41' Hydra Sport — Reel Buoys — yawning at the dock with twin 600HP Cats ready to cut the turquoise. By 8 a.m. the captain thumbs the throttles and the island slips aft; within 20 minutes the shoreline flattens into the pale bank and the water begins to deepen, daring you toward the drop-off where pelagics hunt.
Turks and Caicos sits on a broad carbonate platform: miles of shallow white sand punctuated by dramatic walls where tuna, wahoo and marlin patrol the edge. Fishing here is woven into local life—salt raking and artisanal fishing shaped settlements long before sport charters arrived—and the crews bring that local knowledge to the lines.
Expect a practical, well-equipped experience: trolling up to seven lines across a 40' spread, heavy-duty Penn reels, a tuna door for hauling big fish, and an air-conditioned helm for brief respite. Snacks, sodas, bottled water and light beer are available; the crew provides safety briefings, rod setup and filleting on return. Species commonly targeted include yellowfin tuna, mahi mahi, wahoo and blue marlin, often just a few miles off the beach.
Plan for sun, motion and quick action: apply reef-safe sunscreen, wear non-slip shoes, and bring motion-sickness remedies if needed. Arrive early, expect four hours aboard, and be ready to help or watch the fight—then take home fillets cleaned by the crew. This trip balances adrenaline with comfort and local know-how, delivering an efficient, high-energy morning on the Turks and Caicos blue.