Adventure brief
Canyon Tuna/Tilefish/ Swordfish
Join Finatic Sport Fishing Charters for a 16-hour deep-sea fishing trip in the Northeast canyons. Perfect for thrill-seekers, this adventure delivers top-notch gear, expert guides, and the chance to catch tuna, tilefish, and swordfish from June to October.
Located in the heart of the Northeast canyons, Finatic Sport Fishing Charters offers adrenaline-pumping saltwater fishing trips that stand out in the region. This 16-hour excursion is designed for anglers seeking a full day of action and the chance to reel in prized species like tuna, tilefish, and swordfish. Departing from a well-equipped marina, the 36-foot Contender provides a comfortable yet efficient platform for this expedition, combining high-performance with onboard amenities that keep anglers comfortable during long hours at sea.
The trip takes place during prime months from June to October, when the open waters are teeming with large game fish. The Northeast canyons are renowned for their rich biodiversity and deep-sea habitat, featuring dramatic seafloor topography and vibrant marine life. Catching tuna, tilefish, or swordfish is no small feat, and guides at Finatic Sport Fishing are seasoned experts—knowing exactly where to find these elusive targets and managing every detail, from gear to technique.
This adventure is perfect for serious anglers looking to push their limits, with all gear provided—so no need to bring your own tackle. With a maximum of five anglers, trips maintain an intimate vibe, allowing personalized attention and increased chances for success. Whether you’re a seasoned fisherman or trying deep-sea fishing for the first time, this trip promises thrilling battles and unforgettable scenery.
The Northeast region’s unique underwater landscape and species diversity make this one of the top saltwater fishing destinations on the East Coast. Finatic Sport Fishing Charters distinguishes itself through its professional crew, top-tier equipment, and commitment to responsible fishing practices. For those seeking a true offshore challenge, this experience offers the perfect blend of technical skill, scenic vistas, and the exhilaration of hooking a big fish in one of the Atlantic’s most prolific zones.
Adventure tips
Plan your experience.
Curated tips for an optimal adventure.
- 01Bring Sunscreen and Protective Clothingessential
Protection from the sun is essential for long hours at sea—apply sunscreen and wear a hat and sunglasses.
- 02Stay Hydratedinfo
Bring plenty of water to stay hydrated during the extended trip offshore.
- 03Book Early for Peak Seasoninfo
Secure your spot early in June-October to avoid missing out on prime fishing days.
- 04Check Weather Conditions Beforehandwarning
Monitor NOAA forecasts to ensure safe and optimal fishing conditions.
Recommended gear
What to bring.
Sun Protection (sunscreen, hat, sunglasses)
Protects against strong UV rays during extended ocean hours.
summerEssentialLayered Clothing
While summer gear is best in peak season, layering helps adjust to temperature changes.
spring, fall, winterEssentialPersonal Snacks & Drinks
Bring your own snacks and beverages for energy and hydration.
Camera or Smartphone
Capture your epic catches or scenic views along the way.
Local insights
Context for the journey.
Nearby secrets
Nearby wrecks for exploring after fishing, Secret fishing spots known only to locals
Local fauna
Dolphins, Sea turtles
Historic heritage
The Northeast canyons have been a hotspot for commercial and sport fishing for over a century, shaping regional traditions.
Mindful exploration
The charter emphasizes sustainable fishing practices, including catch-and-release policies for certain species and respecting seasonal limits.
Photography tips
Capture the moments
- Viewpoints
- On the bow during sunrise, Near the stern with horizon views
- Subjects
- Marine species like tuna and swordfish, Scenic ocean vistas
- Best times
- Early morning and late afternoon for golden light
Frequently asked questions
Before you go.
Is there a minimum age for participating?
Yes, participants should be at least 12 years old to join the trip.
Do I need a fishing license?
No, the charter company handles all licensing and permitting for guests.
What happens if the weather is bad?
Trips are subject to weather conditions; if canceled, you can reschedule or receive a full refund.
Are fish cleaned and filleted?
Yes, the crew offers cleaning and filleting services as part of the trip.
What if I’ve never fished deep-sea before?
Guides are experienced and will teach new anglers the fundamentals of deep-sea fishing.
What should I bring onboard?
Bring personal essentials like sunscreen, brought snacks, suitable clothing, and any medications.