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Barry and I were overwhelmed with St. Lucia's options. With beaches, forts, and forest-smothered hills, the area around Castries is well worth exploring. In contrast to other islands, St. Lucia has only recently begun to attract visitors in larger quantities. As a result, tourism has a much lower profile here, and we think it one of the island's biggest assets.
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Enjoy sports fishing in St. Lucia with our experienced and friendly crew on one of our well-equipped boats. You don't have to be a professional to have fun.
If you've never done it before, don't worry, one of our crew will be happy to show you the ropes, whilst experienced anglers can come and enjoy the thrill of new fishing grounds. Commonly hooked fish include blue marlin, sailfish, tuna, Wahoo, kingfish and Dorado. Any fish caught is property of boat, so bring your camera.
Waters can be choppy. If you are prone to motion sickness, please take preventative measures.
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Traveler Reviews
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| 5/1/2006 |
ST. LUCIA...S. Hees |
| I have been on "deep sea" fishing trips 15-20 different places in the past 20 years. The group in St. Lucia was well organized and very friendly. We didn't catch any fish---it was the day after a full moon which usually slows down the saltwater fishing, but I had heard that they had been catching marlin, wahoo, and mahi mahi the previous few days. Other than not catching fish, I would give this excursion high marks. The captain and crew were very knowledgeable and even kept us out on the water an extra 30-45 minutes to try to haul one in. They had a cooler filled with water, soft drinks, and beer for us. One of the reasons we booked fishing in St. Lucia rather than another location was the lack of the need for a taxi ride. We were met by a representative as we got off the ship and walked about 80 yards to where the boat was docked, which was great. |
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