Gear Catalog

Two-speed lever drag reels that hold up through a full standup fight with giant bluefin: what to run and why.

Zero-stretch braid and the fluorocarbon leader to pair it with: from chunking yellowfin to bull redfish near structure.

You don't need a rod, a reel, or an EPIRB when the captain's boat has all three. You do need these: the gear a charter passenger actually shows up with.

A compact telescopic gaff for tight boats, a fixed gaff for everyday mahi and tuna: matching the tool to the fish and the deck you're standing on.

The complete kite setup and the release clips that make or break the sailfish and mahi bite.

Find the temp break and the bait ball before you burn another gallon of diesel running blind.

Forty miles out before sunrise is not the place to find out your safety kit was an afterthought.

Wahoo, king mackerel, and bluefish go through mono and fluoro like it isn't there. Wire is the non-negotiable piece of the rig for any of them.

The reel, rod, braid, leader, and gaff you need to run a real bump-and-wind spread on giant bluefin, yellowfin, and wahoo, bundled so you're not guessing what pairs with what.

No rod, no reel, no reservation needed on gear the boat already has: just the personal kit that makes an 8-hour charter day actually enjoyable instead of a sunburned slog.

The braid, leader, and offshore-grade safety piece worth carrying when a bull red run pulls you out past the flats: bundled for anglers who fish structure hard.

A complete kite kit, spare release clips, a drag-smooth reel, and the leader to keep it invisible: everything to fly a spread that actually hooks up.

Braid, fluoro, and the mandatory wire leader most weekend spreads skip: bundled so a bite-off doesn't end your wahoo trip in the first hour.