Come
to Grenada and Fish on the Top Grenadian boat in
the 2012 Spice Island Billfish Tournament!!
The 31 ft
Innovator "Yes Aye"is capable of 30 knots and
is fully equipped.
"Yes
Aye" takes 4th place in the 43rd Spice Island Billfish
Tournament - January 25th - 29th 2012 !
Team
"Yes Aye" for 2012 was Dr. Glen Jacobs (SGU), Bobby
Hammond (USA), Patrick McFadden (SGU) and Joe Van Tonder (SA)-
they released 4 sailfish and one white marlin to place 4th overall
and Top Grenadian Boat. Bobby Hammond was 3rd placed angler overall
- an excellent result from a field of 50 boats !!
3rd
place 2006 Spice Island Billfish Tournament
In
2006 Max Huntingford teamed up with Mike Parker and "Badger"
Dearman to tag & release 4 sailfish and take 3rd place overall.
Badger was top release angler with 3 sailfish and "Yes Aye"
was Top Release boat and Top Grenadian boat.
Winners
of the 2003 Spice Island Billfish Tournament
In
2003 with our British charter clients Max Huntingford and Paul
Britton, we won both the first place boat and top angler prizes.
The above are
recent Catch Photos
see catch
reports page for full details
Captain
Gary Clifford invites you to enjoy the Ultimate Angling
Experience - Big Game Fishing Charters in the Caribbean!
Gary
Clifford has been operating sport fishing charter trips in the
Caribbean from the beautiful island of Grenada since 1998. Grenada
fishing is known as one of the best deep sea fishing venues in
the Caribbean for both marlin fishing and excellent yellowfin
tuna fishing. His speciality is offshore deep sea fishing for
Blue Marlin, White Marlin, Sailfish and big Yellowfin tuna; plus
wahoo and dorado. True Blue Sportfishing charter trips offer full
time professional service using the best tackle, equipment and
experience to make your time on the water as productive as possible.
Come
Deep Sea Fishing Grenada and catch the Marlin, Sailfish
or Tuna of your dreams!
Located at Camper
& Nicholsons Port Louis Marina St George's Grenada. Easy parking
and good facilities including the Victory Bar & Grill (who
will cook your catch for you if desired).
We protect billfish from
stress by NOT
pulling them out of the water before release
hence our pictures show billfish in the water not in the boat.
We
are committed to conserving billfish
whose stocks are in decline world-wide - hence
we tag and release all marlin and sailfish that we catch.
Proof it works ! - a sailfish we tagged on 3rd January
2007 was recaptured on 31st May 2007 in KEY WEST Florida!!
Note: There are
no taxidermists in Grenada - so the only reason to kill a billfish
is for the profit of the crew - as sportfishermen we do not support
this philosophy. This is especially true of large marlin which
are the breeding stock. We encourage everyone to support billfish
conservation by releasing them when they catch them and by not
eating them - lets take marlin and sailfish OFF the menu. (see
video link)
