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World-Class Block Island Tuna Charter | Spear-it

  • Published Date: July 18, 2025
  • Fishing
  • Narragansett
  • $650 - $2,500 price range

Summary

Get ready for an epic day of tuna fishing off Block Island with Spear-it Charters. This 10-hour offshore adventure kicks off at 4 AM, perfect for early risers chasing big game. You'll cruise up to 50 miles out, dropping lines for Yellowfin, Bluefin, and even Mahi Mahi in the deep blue. The boat's loaded with all the gear you need, so just bring your A-game and a cooler for the ride home. With room for 6 anglers, it's ideal for experienced fishermen, but newbies with a taste for adventure are welcome too. The crew knows these waters inside and out, maximizing your chances of hooking into something massive. When you return to the dock, they'll process your catch, so you'll be heading home with some of the freshest, high-quality tuna filets around. Just remember, the deposit's non-refundable, so commit to the chase and get ready for a day you won't soon forget on the water.
World-Class Block Island Tuna Charter | Spear-it

Offshore Tuna Action

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Angler with a big 24-inch fish caught in RI

Point Judith gave us a monster!

Striped Bass, 25 inches, caught while fishing in Narragansett

Striped bass kind of day in RI

Southern Flounder fishing in RI

Narragansett fishing never fails

Fisherman caught a great catch in Narragansett

One cast closer to a RI trophy

Fishing for 3 striped bass in RI

Reeling 'em in at Narragansett Pier

Summer flounder fish caught in Narragansett

Narragansett surf fishing vibes

Striped bass caught by angler in Narragansett

Catch of the day—Rhode Island style

Southern Flounder, a 26-inch fish, caught in Narragansett

Saltwater fun in Narragansett Bay

Photograph of a 21-inch Southern Flounder caught while fishing in Narragansett

Fishing the rocky Rhode Island coast

Three striped bass caught during fishing trip in Narragansett

Hooked up near the seawall today

Angler with a big 24-inch fish caught in RI

Point Judith gave us a monster!

Striped Bass, 25 inches, caught while fishing in Narragansett

Striped bass kind of day in RI

Southern Flounder fishing in RI

Narragansett fishing never fails

Fisherman caught a great catch in Narragansett

One cast closer to a RI trophy

Fishing for 3 striped bass in RI

Reeling 'em in at Narragansett Pier

Summer flounder fish caught in Narragansett

Narragansett surf fishing vibes

Striped bass caught by angler in Narragansett

Catch of the day—Rhode Island style

Southern Flounder, a 26-inch fish, caught in Narragansett

Saltwater fun in Narragansett Bay

Photograph of a 21-inch Southern Flounder caught while fishing in Narragansett

Fishing the rocky Rhode Island coast

Three striped bass caught during fishing trip in Narragansett

Hooked up near the seawall today

Angler with a big 24-inch fish caught in RI

Point Judith gave us a monster!

Striped Bass, 25 inches, caught while fishing in Narragansett

Striped bass kind of day in RI

Southern Flounder fishing in RI

Narragansett fishing never fails

Fisherman caught a great catch in Narragansett

One cast closer to a RI trophy

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Block Island Tuna Fishing: Big Game Offshore

Ready for the tuna trip of a lifetime? Grab your crew and join us for a full day of hard-core offshore action. We're talking 10 solid hours chasing yellowfin, bluefin, and mahi mahi in the deep blue. Our Block Island tuna charters are designed for serious anglers looking to tangle with some of the ocean's top predators. But don't worry if you're new to the game – as long as you've got grit and a sense of adventure, we'll show you the ropes.

What to Expect on the Water

We leave the dock at the crack of dawn – 4 AM sharp. Trust me, you'll want every minute out there once we hit the tuna grounds. We'll run up to 50 miles offshore, so settle in for a nice boat ride as the sun comes up. Once we reach the fishing grounds, it's all hands on deck. We'll set out a spread of lines and keep our eyes peeled for bird activity, temp breaks, and other signs of fish. When a tuna hits, be ready for an all-out battle. These fish don't give up easy, but man, is it worth it when you get one to the boat.

Gearing Up for Giants

No need to worry about tackle – we've got you covered with top-notch rods, reels, and all the bait and lures you'll need. We run heavy conventional setups spooled with braided line to give you the best shot at landing these bruisers. Expect to use a mix of trolling, chunking, and maybe even some popping if the fish are busting on the surface. The key is being ready to adapt our tactics based on what the fish are doing that day.

Why Anglers Keep Coming Back

There's nothing quite like the rush of hooking into a 100+ pound tuna. The initial run will have your drag screaming, and the fight can last well over an hour for big fish. But it's not just about the battle – the quality of meat you'll take home is second to none. We process your catch right at the dock, so bring a big cooler. You'll be eating like royalty for weeks. Plus, the camaraderie that builds over a long day on the water is something special. Many of our regulars have formed lasting friendships chasing tuna together year after year.

Species You'll Want to Hook

Yellowfin Tuna: These speedsters are the bread and butter of our offshore trips. Yellowfin in our waters typically range from 30 to 100+ pounds, with some real monsters showing up in late summer. They're known for blistering runs and acrobatic jumps. The meat is prized for sashimi, so yellowfin are a top target for both sport and table fare.

Bluefin Tuna: The kings of the Atlantic, bluefin are the ultimate trophy for many anglers. While less common than yellowfin, when we do hook up with a bluefin, it's an event you'll never forget. These fish can easily top 500 pounds, and the fight is absolutely brutal. Landing a bluefin is a team effort and a true test of skill and endurance.

Mahi Mahi: Also known as dorado or dolphinfish, these are some of the most beautiful fish in the ocean. We often find them near floating debris or weed lines. While not as big as tuna, mahi put on an incredible aerial display when hooked. They're also delicious – mahi tacos are hard to beat after a long day on the water.

Time to Book Your Spot

Our Block Island tuna charters book up fast, especially during peak season from July to October. With a max of 6 anglers per trip, you're guaranteed plenty of time on the rods. Remember, this is a full 10-hour day, so come prepared with sunscreen, snacks, and a whole lot of stoke. We can't control the fish, but we promise to put in the work to get you on them. Don't miss your chance at offshore glory – lock in your date now and get ready for the fishing adventure of a lifetime!

Learn more about the species

Bluefin Tuna

Bluefin tuna are the heavyweight champs of the tuna world. These bruisers can top 1,000 pounds, though most we see run 100-300. They're built for speed and endurance, often found in cooler, deeper waters offshore. Spring and fall are prime seasons when they're migrating. Bluefin put up an epic battle - be ready for long runs and deep dives that'll test your stamina. Their meat is prized by sushi chefs worldwide. When targeting bluefin, patience is key. We often chunk for hours to get them feeding. Once they show up though, hold on tight. These fish can empty a reel in seconds. Make sure your drag is set right, or you'll be watching your line disappear over the horizon.

Bluefin Tuna

Mahi Mahi or Common Dolphinfish

Mahi mahi are the acrobats of the offshore world. These colorful fighters usually run 15-30 pounds but can hit 50+. Look for them near floating debris and weed lines, often within sight of the coast. They're most active in summer and early fall when the water's warm. Anglers love mahi for their spectacular aerial displays and their willingness to hit just about any lure or bait. The meat is mild and flaky - perfect for fish tacos. One trick that works well around here: if you hook one, keep it in the water. Mahi travel in schools, and the hooked fish will often bring its buddies right to the boat. Have a pitch bait ready to toss out there and you might turn one fish into several.

Mahi Mahi or Common Dolphinfish

Yellowfin Tuna

Yellowfin tuna are the speedsters of the deep, hitting 50 mph when they're on the hunt. We usually find them in the top 330 feet of water, often around floating debris or structure. These guys average 60-70 pounds but can get up to 400. Late summer and early fall are prime time, when the water warms up and bait is plentiful. Anglers love 'em for their incredible fight - they'll test your arms and your gear. The meat is top-notch too, great for sashimi or grilled steaks. If you want to improve your odds, keep an eye out for birds working the surface. That often means there's a school of yellowfin pushing bait up from below. When you spot 'em, get a live bait in the water fast. These fish don't hang around long once they know you're onto them.

Yellowfin Tuna

About the Spear-it Charters

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Ready for some serious offshore action? Join us for a 10-hour tuna fishing adventure off Block Island. We'll head out at 4:00 AM, cruising up to 50 miles into the deep blue to chase monster Yellowfin, Bluefin, and Mahi Mahi. Our boat's got room for 6 anglers and comes fully loaded with all the gear you need to land a big one. This trip's perfect for experienced fishermen, but we welcome anyone with a taste for adventure. Just bring your game face and an extra cooler – we'll process your catch right at the dock so you can take home some of the freshest, tastiest fish you've ever had. Fair warning: it's a long day on the water, but the payoff is worth it. Watching the sunrise as you battle a 200-pound tuna? That's the stuff fishing dreams are made of. Book now, but remember, deposits are non-refundable. See you at the dock!
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