Key West Blue-Water: 34 SEAVEE 6-Passenger Charter Into the Gulf Stream

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Key West Blue-Water: 34 SEAVEE 6-Passenger Charter Into the Gulf Stream

An all-inclusive light-tackle sport-fishing charter out of Key West that runs 4-, 6- or 8-hour trips over six miles offshore to fish Gulf Stream currents.

Key West Blue-Water: 34 SEAVEE 6-Passenger Charter Into the Gulf Stream.

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Location
Key West
Operator
Match Point Fishing
Category
Fishing
Robert Eric Crews
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Match Point Fishing runs the 34 SEAVEE 6-passenger charter out of Key West for short but intense light-tackle trips that push past the reef and more than six miles offshore into the Gulf Stream, where blackfin tuna, sailfish, marlin and—on a rare day—even swordfish come into play.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE OCEAN

Gulf Stream Blue Water

The boat runs beyond the nearshore shelf into the Gulf Stream current—open-ocean conditions where pelagic species concentrate and short, action-packed fights are the norm.

THE TARGETS

Tuna, Sailfish, Marlin (and the occasional swordfish)

Expect light-tackle sport fishing for blackfin tuna, sailfish and marlin, and the possibility of encountering swordfish; the crew’s approach is to bait, cast and fish the current for whatever the day produces.

THE SERVICE

All‑Inclusive, Experienced Crew

The charter is offered as an all-inclusive expedition with a small-party 6-passenger setup and a crew boasting decades of combined experience aimed at getting you on the fish and sending you home with a filleted catch.

What the day feels like

What the trip feels like

A compact, purposeful day: you board a 6-passenger 34 SEAVEE, run more than six miles offshore into the Gulf Stream, then spend the appointed 4-, 6- or 8-hour window baiting, casting and battling fast, powerful pelagic species; the crew works to put anglers on fish and will fillet and package whatever is landed.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this charter suits — and who should think twice.

1
Blue‑Water AnglersIdeal — anglers looking for short, intense open‑ocean light‑tackle fishing and the chance at tuna, sailfish or marlin will find this format well matched to their expectations.
2
First‑Time Ocean FishersGood fit if you’re prepared for active fishing and ocean conditions; the small‑party setup offers hands‑on learning from an experienced crew.
3
Families with Young ChildrenNot ideal for very young children due to offshore runs and the physical demands of open‑ocean sport fishing; space is limited to six passengers.
4
Those Sensitive to Rough Water or Limited MobilityLikely a poor match — the trip goes beyond six miles offshore into current‑driven conditions and requires physical endurance; participants should be able to handle active, sometimes rough, conditions.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Season

Trips are offered in 4-, 6- or 8-hour durations; choose the length that suits your goals and stamina.

What to Bring

The expedition is described as all‑inclusive, but anglers should bring a hardy attitude suited to blue‑water sport fishing; check the operator booking form for any additional recommendations.

Group Size & Boat

The charter runs on a 34 SEAVEE configured for up to six passengers, keeping parties small and hands‑on.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long are the trips?

Trips are offered in 4-, 6- or 8-hour options.

What species will we target?

Typical species include blackfin tuna, sailfish and marlin; swordfish are a less common possibility.

Is gear provided or do I need to bring my own?

The charter is described as an all-inclusive fishing expedition; anglers should consult the booking form for specifics, but the offering is intended to provide necessary fishing equipment.

How far offshore do you go?

The vessel runs more than six miles offshore to fish the Gulf Stream current.

What happens to the fish we catch?

The crew will fillet the catch and send anglers home with a filleted, zip‑locked portion of whatever is landed that day.

How many people are on the boat?

The 34 SEAVEE charter is configured for up to six passengers.