KINGSTON FISHING FIELD GUIDE
Full-Day Wreck Fishing off Kingston — An 8½-Hour Hunt for Porgies and Seabass
An all-day deep-sea wreck fishing trip run by Jamaica II that targets porgies, seabass and other wreck species — this guide explains what to expect and how to plan.
Full-Day Wreck Fishing off Kingston — An 8½-Hour Hunt for Porgies and Seabass.
All Day Wreck trips out of Kingston run by Jamaica II deliver focused deep‑sea wreck fishing over roughly an eight‑and‑a‑half‑hour day; anglers, whether experienced or new, fish wreck sites for species such as seabass, porgies, ling, flounder and tautog and often return with a substantial bag of fresh fillets.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
A Mix of Wreck Species — Porgies, Seabass and More
These all‑day wreck trips are known for producing a range of bottom species: porgies sit alongside seabass, ling, flounder and tautog on the strike list for anglers aboard.
A True Full Day on the Water
Expect an extended outing: the operator runs roughly 8½‑hour trips that immerse you in wreck‑site fishing for the better part of the day.
Designed for Pros and First‑Timers Alike
These All Day Wreck trips are described as excellent options both for seasoned anglers and for first‑time wreck fishermen, offering a productive day on the bite for a wide range of skill levels.
What the day feels like
What the Day Feels Like
You spend an extended day targeting wrecks offshore: the trip runs over an 8½‑hour window chasing bottom species around wreck structure, with anglers routinely hauling in seabass, porgies, flounder, tautog and ling — and typically heading home with a healthy haul of fillets.
THE TARGETS
A Mix of Wreck Species — Porgies, Seabass and More
These all‑day wreck trips are known for producing a range of bottom species: porgies sit alongside seabass, ling, flounder and tautog on the strike list for anglers aboard.
THE TIMING
A True Full Day on the Water
Expect an extended outing: the operator runs roughly 8½‑hour trips that immerse you in wreck‑site fishing for the better part of the day.
FOR ALL LEVELS
Designed for Pros and First‑Timers Alike
These All Day Wreck trips are described as excellent options both for seasoned anglers and for first‑time wreck fishermen, offering a productive day on the bite for a wide range of skill levels.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this trip suits — and when you should check with the operator.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
These All Day Wreck trips are highlighted as one of the operator’s best Spring and Fall options and run for approximately 8½ hours.
Passengers are advised to call ahead and check with the operator on the weather before the trip.
Booked passengers should arrive at the boat location one hour before departure.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the trip?
The All Day Wreck trips run for about 8½ hours.
What species are commonly caught?
Common catches include seabass, porgies, ling, flounder and tautog.
Who operates the trip and where does it depart?
The operator is Jamaica II and the trips run out of Kingston, Jamaica.
When should I arrive at the boat?
Booked passengers should be at the boat location one hour before departure time.
Do I need to check the weather before booking?
Yes — the operator asks passengers to call ahead and check with them on the weather.