Yacht Charter Vacation FAQs
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Top fishing areas include the North Drop (famous for marlin), Anegada waters for bonefish and permit, and Cooper Island drop-offs for yellowtail. Your crew will help choose the best spots for the season.
The BVI lobster season runs from November through July. Lobster harvesting is closed from August through October each year.
Get lobster season rules and local regulations in our Complete BVI Yacht Fishing Guide.
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Pelagic species such as tuna, mahi mahi, wahoo, marlin, and sailfish are always considered safe to catch. Some reef fish may carry ciguatera toxins, so our crew will guide you on safe species.
For a full list of species, safe zones, and fishing tips, visit our Complete BVI Yacht Fishing Guide
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Many yachts supply basic equipment, but avid anglers often bring their own rods and reels. Popular gear includes rigged lures, feather jigs, silver spoons, and sabiki rigs for baitfish.
See full equipment recommendations in our Complete BVI Yacht Fishing Guide
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Fishing is a popular activity on BVI yacht charters, but you’ll need the right permits and to follow local rules. All guests who plan to fish during a BVI yacht charter must have a valid BVI fishing permit. Your crew or the Epic Yacht Charters team can arrange BVI fishing licenses for guests in advance to ensure you comply with local regulations, and they’ll guide you on equipment and safe fishing practices.
WHY A CREWED YACHT?
1st class service is the goal of your yacht crew, allowing you the time to enjoy all that a luxury vacation on a yacht has to offer.
WHAT TO EXPECT ON CHARTER
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