Heavy‑Tackle Deep‑Sea Fishing – No Compromise
Push the limits. Land the legends. Conquer the deep.
Heavy tackle is for serious anglers who want more than a fight—they want domination. Think wahoo, tuna, sharks, swordfish and more. When you want the heaviest hitters, this is the setup that won’t back down.
What It Is
Rigged with stout rods, beefy reels, and wire leaders—heavy tackle is built for monsters. We’re talking stand‑up gear that pulls fish from depths and withstands savage strikes from apex predators.
Gear & Setup
Rods & reels: High‑power conventional and lever drag reels spooled with 80–130 lb braid and heavy mono leaders.
Terminal tackle: Wire leaders, monster hooks, heavy weights for bottom fishing or deep drops.
Rigging tactics: Deep dropping, live bait rigs, heavy jigging or trolling with heavy lures—designed for brute-force engagement.
Perfect Missions
Deep drops: 600–1,500 ft wrecks and reefs for swordfish, tilefish, giant grouper.
Offshore trollers: Troll wide with large lures or ballyhoo for tuna, wahoo, and kingfish.
Jig zones: Heavy jigs dropped into deep structure to entice toothy pelagics and aggressive bottom fish.
Why Go Heavy
Raw power: Land fish that’ll test gut, gear, and grit.
Less drama: Stop pulls, shears, and break-offs. You keep control.
Massive rewards: Hooking a blue‑line tilefish or wahoo means bragging rights—these trips aren’t for the faint of heart.
How We Run It
Hot zones: Captain John targets the dense underwater structure where the big fish patrol.
Steady drop: Live bait and jigs deployed on heavy reels—no drag surprises.
Controlled chaos: When that rod circles, you hold firm, reel smart, and fight it out.
Follow‑through: Whether you haul it to the boat or release it, we ensure it's done right and safe on deck.
Book Your Heavy‑Tackle Mission
Face down wahoo, tuna, swordfish, or a bull shark with nothing but muscle, grit, and the right crew behind you.
Call (###) ###-#### or email reelbluecollar@gmail.com to lock in your offshore slug‑fest.
We work hard. We fight monsters. You in?