Trolling the Blue: A Private Three‑Hour Fishing Charter off Las Galletas

LAS GALLETAS FISHING FIELD GUIDE

Trolling the Blue: A Private Three‑Hour Fishing Charter off Las Galletas

A 3‑hour private fishing excursion for up to 12 people in the clear waters off Gran Canaria—this guide lays out what to expect, whom it suits, and the practical details to prepare for the boat.

Trolling the Blue: A Private Three‑Hour Fishing Charter off Las Galletas.

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Location
Las Galletas
Operator
Tonina Cruises
Category
Fishing
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
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From the small port at Las Galletas you head into the open Atlantic aboard a private boat, where experienced captains put you on productive lines for tuna, dorado, wahoo and the occasional marlin. The trip is designed for groups—friends, families or mixed-ability anglers—offering panoramic sea views and fully supplied tackle so you can focus on the chase and the sea air.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE FISHERY

Trolling and Big‑Game Targets

The charter focuses on trolling for local pelagics—tuna, dorado and wahoo—and the possibility of targeting marlin. Captains steer to the best productive spots within the 3‑hour window.

THE BOAT

Fully Equipped, Ready to Fish

All necessary fishing gear is provided, including electric reels used for deeper work; light tackle is available for bottom fishing when conditions permit.

THE EXPERIENCE

Private, Social, and Suitable for All Levels

Charters are private for your group—ideal for friends and families—and are tailored to both beginners and seasoned anglers across a maximum of 12 passengers.

What the day feels like

What the Three Hours Feel Like

The rhythm is straightforward: brief boarding and orientation, a run to the chosen fishing grounds, then concentrated fishing under the guidance of the captain. The emphasis is on relaxed, social angling aboard a private boat with food and drinks served, while the crew manages lines and local tactics.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this trip suits — and who should take extra care.

1
Friends & FamiliesIdeal: private charters accommodate social groups and families up to 12 people, making it a shared outdoor experience for a range of ages.
2
BeginnersGood match: the captain and crew tailor instruction and handle tackle, and all fishing equipment is provided so newcomers can join with minimal preparation.
3
Experienced AnglersWell suited: the trip targets pelagic species and offers trolling and bottom‑fishing opportunities, including use of electric reels for deeper lines.
4
Those Prone to Seasickness or Mobility LimitsCaution advised: seasickness can begin about 20 minutes in and the boat is operated barefoot—anyone with severe mobility issues or motion sickness should prepare or consider alternatives.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Duration

The charter runs for three hours.

What to Bring

Bring personal anti‑nausea remedies if you’re prone to seasickness; otherwise, bring sun protection and a sense of adventure—the operator provides all fishing gear.

Included

Fishing equipment is included; the outing also includes food (vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options available) and drinks (water, soft drinks, beer, wine).

Pickup & Logistics

Pickup for bookings that include transport is available in the southwest zone of Tenerife; the pickup time is provided 24 hours before the trip.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the trip?

The fishing charter lasts three hours.

How many people can join?

The private boat accommodates up to 12 people.

Is fishing gear provided?

Yes—every trip includes the necessary fishing equipment, including electric reels for deep work and light tackle for bottom fishing.

What species will we target?

The crew typically trolls for tuna, dorado and wahoo, and may target marlin; bottom fishing and deep‑water (400–600 m) fishing near La Gomera are options when conditions allow.

Are food and drinks provided?

Yes—meals are provided with vegetarian, vegan and gluten‑free options, and beverages include water, soft drinks, beer and wine.

What about seasickness and footwear?

If you think you may get seasick, take precautions—the trip notes that symptoms can start around 20 minutes in; passengers go barefoot on the boat.