MONTEGO BAY FISHING FIELD GUIDE
Fluke Marathon Aboard the Jamaica II: an all‑day chase for slabs on a roomy 90' super‑cruiser
A 10‑hour, Monday‑only September marathon run by Jamaica II — a guided fluke fishery that doubles as a day at sea for anglers and casuals alike.
Fluke Marathon Aboard the Jamaica II: an all‑day chase for slabs on a roomy 90' super‑cruiser.
Board the Jamaica II for the Fluke Marathon, a focused, all‑day fishing outing run every Monday in September. Over a full 10 hours aboard a 90‑foot super‑cruiser with experienced captain and crew, anglers pursue fluke with the support of modern navigation and fishing systems while non‑anglers can simply ride the coastline and take in the ocean breeze.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
A roomy 90' super‑cruiser with modern systems
The Jamaica II is a 90' super cruiser outfitted with the latest navigation and fishing technology and plenty of room for groups — a stable, well‑appointed platform for a long day of fishing.
An all‑day Fluke Marathon — focused fishing, extended hours
Mondays in September are dedicated to an action‑packed, 10‑hour fluke marathon designed for sustained fishing effort and the best chance at a productive day on the water.
Experienced captain and hands who set you up
The onboard captain and crew provide guidance throughout the day, and at trip’s end the crew will assist with cleaning your catches; rod and tackle rentals are available for a modest fee.
What the day feels like
What the day feels like
Expect a long, deliberate day: an early muster, transit offshore aboard a stable, well‑equipped vessel, and an intensive 10 hours of fluke fishing guided by seasoned crew. The pace is set by the fishing — lines in, conversations about technique, and the steady rhythm of the ocean — with downtime for those who prefer to watch the coast and the horizon.
THE BOAT
A roomy 90' super‑cruiser with modern systems
The Jamaica II is a 90' super cruiser outfitted with the latest navigation and fishing technology and plenty of room for groups — a stable, well‑appointed platform for a long day of fishing.
THE FISHERY
An all‑day Fluke Marathon — focused fishing, extended hours
Mondays in September are dedicated to an action‑packed, 10‑hour fluke marathon designed for sustained fishing effort and the best chance at a productive day on the water.
THE CREW
Experienced captain and hands who set you up
The onboard captain and crew provide guidance throughout the day, and at trip’s end the crew will assist with cleaning your catches; rod and tackle rentals are available for a modest fee.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this trip suits (and who should think twice).
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
These Fluke Marathon trips run on Mondays in September and last 10 hours; confirm exact departure times when you book.
Bring whatever personal gear makes you comfortable for a full day at sea; you may bring your own equipment or rent a rod and tackle from the operator for $5 at check‑in.
Adult fare is listed at $100 for the 10‑hour trip; exact meeting location details are provided after ticket purchase and you must be aboard at least one hour before sailing.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
When do the Fluke Marathon trips operate?
They run every Monday in September as a single, all‑day 10‑hour trip.
How long is the trip and what does it cost?
The excursion is 10 hours long and the adult price is listed as $100 for the 10‑hour trip.
Where do I meet the boat and when should I arrive?
Meet at Bogan's Basin (Brielle, NJ); exact meeting location details are sent after purchase. You must be at the boat at least one hour before the scheduled sailing time.
Do I need to bring my own rod and tackle?
You may bring your own equipment, or rent a rod and tackle from the operator for $5 upon check‑in.
Will the crew help with my catch?
Yes — at the end of the excursion the crew will assist with cleaning your catches for the trip home.
Are gratuities included?
Gratuities are not included; the crew works hard and tips are appreciated.