The Charter Boat Tuna Wahoo and Captain Rich Adler offer a full service Florida charter fishing operation. You will be provided with all your angling needs as well as ice for your catch. Captain Rich takes pride in providing clients with a truly exciting and safe adventure. The Tuna Wahoo is equipped with the latest instrumentation, tackle, fish preservation live well, and safety gear as well as meeting or exceeding all Coast Guard requirements.Captain Rich has selected Sailfish Marina on Singer Island because of the accessibility to some of the finest sport charter fishing in Florida anywhere. Conveniently located on Singer Island provides almost instant access to the ocean via the Lake Worth Inlet. This inlet is well known for being one of the safest inlets to navigate and providing access to some of the best sportfishing in the world.The solid well-maintained Rampage hull and all navigational and safety equipment allow you to feel comfortable about your Florida fishing adventure! We also have an enclosed head for complete privacy when nature calls! Our boat is handicapped accessible, so please contact us for special needs.&nbsp;Combine the experience of Captain Rich and the location with the quality of tackle, speed and cleanliness of the boat, and you will see why Tuna Wahoo is the angler’s preferred choice!

11 year old Grady and his Dad made their first saltwater trip today. We got bonitas, got doubled up on Sailfish, and got some bottom fish for dinner. Big change from fishing for catfish in Iowa !!!

3/16/22

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TARGET BIG GAME FISH AND TROPICALS WHILE EXPLORING THE BEAUTIFUL WATERS SURROUNDING  FLORIDA

Tuna Wahoo - Elite Fishing Charter stationed out of Palm Beach, Florida offering Private charter, tournament bookings and open boat offerings

Tuna Wahoo Charters is the premiere Fishing charter for Palm Beach, Florida area. Fishing Charters servicing Singer Island, Ft. Lauderdale, and West Palm Beach with thrilling offshore fishing adventures- Book your fishing trip today. 

Hi, I'm&nbsp;Captain Rich Adler,&nbsp;and I have been fishing for over 46 years. It has been my whole life. My passion for fishing started when my father first took me out when I was four years old. I couldn’t remember what we caught that time, but I still remember the feeling of curiosity, thrill, and excitement. Since then, I got the salt-water disease.&nbsp;. When I turned seven, my father and I caught an 8-pound largemouth bass. As it emerged to the surface, I saw its huge bucket mouth and told my Dad that it was a monster. Many thought that it was just a phase, and they never knew that it would turn out to be my lifelong passion. Well, who can say, I just fell in love with fishing the first time I experienced it.&nbsp;I now have my Charter Boat-&nbsp;Tuna Wahoo, and I offer a full-service Florida charter fishing operation, taking families, friends, and kids fishing. I do this not just for a living but because I am happy to see them smile and get excited when they catch a fish. My Boat Details: Operating my Charter Boat is all I do 24/7, every single day. From October to July, I run my charter boat in Palm Beach, Florida. For the rest of the year, I run charter and party boats in Belmar and Point Pleasant, New Jersey. To pass the time, I fish both inshore and offshore, and my favorite catches are fluke, sea bass, bluefish, tuna, and mahi.&nbsp; &nbsp;My Specialty Techniques and Fishing Favorites: Drift Fishing:In Palm Beach I love drift fishing. We start off in the gulf stream, start out south to north, and use a kite with a couple live baits hooked up. I'll put out some flat lines for our guests to watch. We use live bait for Sailfish, Mackerel, Mahi, Wahoo, Blackfin Tuna, and occasionally Cobia.Our midwater baits (live or dead sardines) are for the same fish species,and I put down some bottom fishing rods with cut bait for mutton snappers, yellowtail snappers, porgies, triggerfish, all the reef fish.We are covering the entire water column, our guests are actively involved with all of these, so there's always something biting. It's a really exciting time on the water. We are always going to catch fish on these adventures. Maybe you wonder if I ever get fed up from doing this my whole life. Fishing for 24 hours a day for over 46 years- who’s crazy enough to do that, right? But, let me share with you the things that make me keep going: excitement and passion.&nbsp; I wake up every day, board my boat, and sail to the sea, and what fuels me to do that my whole life is that I never know who is going to show up at the dock. I never know what surprises we are going to catch each trip. Every day is a new experience. That’s what makes it so much fun and exciting. Ideal Guests: Another thing that keeps me going each day is the kids I board on Tuna Wahoo with me.&nbsp;All of my favorite guide experiences involve young kids. They light up when we start catching fish, the questions don’t end, and I know I am lighting a spark to keep the fishing tradition going. It makes me feel that I have a greater purpose for being a guide and a fisherman, and that purpose is to keep the fire of fishing tradition alive and burning.&nbsp; I am excited to meet you. Let's catch some fish!

Captain Rich, The Sportfish Expert

Check out some successful Palm Beach fishing charters and West Palm Beach fishing charters with Tuna wahoo and Captain Rich Adler, all without bananas on board :)

Fishing Without Bananas 

Ever seen the sign on a boat that says, "No bananas allowed?" Learn about the superstition from Captain Rich Adler, and if you should follow this practice! 

Superstition of No Bananas On A Boat

No Bananas

<h1>No Bananas On A Boat - Here's Why</h1> Many anglers believe that bananas on your fishing charter boat are bad luck, but don't know how this superstition started. There are in-fact, two reasons for this superstition.When the Latin America fruit trade&nbsp;developed and bananas became popular in the United States&nbsp;and Europe, they were shipped up whole, with all of the hands on the stalk. Of course, since they were fresh off of the fruit plantations, the stalks also carried spiders and snakes. Sailors would get bitten during transit, and therefore bananas were bad luck on board all boats!&nbsp;The second reason for this superstition was that the fruit carriers were always the oldest ships in the shipping fleet. If one sank, (and they did) either because of storms or mechanical failure, the stalks would float to the surface. The next vessel to follow that route would find floating bananas far out at sea and&nbsp;that would only confirm what the sailors felt at the time, that bananas were bad luck!&nbsp;&nbsp;My personal experience&nbsp;with Tuna Wahoo during all my years as a fishing charter captain has produced one anecdote. We were fishing early&nbsp;in my charter&nbsp;career, and&nbsp;the whole charter&nbsp;fleet was anchored up in a small area. The bite was terrible, the charter guests were bored, and&nbsp;the head of the charter stepped out of my cabin holding a couple of bananas. Of course now I had an excuse as to why the fishing was so bad so I explained to him the&nbsp;effect bananas had on sailors. I suggested to him that all would be right in the world if he took the bananas and threw them at the boat anchored next to us (a buddy of mine was running that boat!). Apparently this gentleman had spent more time behind books than on the ball field, because when he wound up and threw the bananas they sailed high up in the air but landed in&nbsp;the water right next to my boat. However, the cell phone in his pocket sailed about 15 feet before it hit the water. I turned to him with a straight face and said, “see, I told&nbsp;you bananas were bad luck!”&nbsp;My mate grabbed the bananas bobbing next to my boat and lobbed them over to my next door neighbor, he repeated&nbsp;the act to another boat. A little while later, the bite turned on, (the tide started moving) and all was right with the world. I still eat bananas, just not on the boat .To this day, we support, no bananas on a boat rule for all our Palm beach fishing charter escapades! We are ready to catch some fish out here on Tuna Wahoo, no excuses to make ti worse! Although, I won't kick you off the fishing boat if a banana just so happens to make its way into your snack bag, but you may have to eat it before we launch ;). Rule of thumb, Keep those bananas and banana peels at home for your next fishing adventure, not matter if you're fishing with us on Tuna Wahoo or on your own Livingston at home! Don't forget to<a href="https://www.tunawahoo.com/west-palm-beach-fishing-rates" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"> book your fishing charter </a>with Tuna Wahoo and Captain Rich Today!

No Bananas On A Boat - Learn Why!

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Licensing Included

About Tuna Wahoo Fishing TripsAre you looking for the best Palm Beach Fishing Charter prices? Look no further! Captain Rich offers superior fishing experiences at unbeatable rates. With an experienced captain and high-quality boat, Captain Rich guarantees exciting trips with incredible catches. You'll be sure to find exactly what you need for an enjoyable outing on your own, or with friends and family. His personal service allows you to pick and choose customized packages that fit your exact needs – affordable, convenient and stress-free! Palm Beach Fishing: Captain Rich Offers an incredible Inshore fishing experience for beginner anglers and those looking to stay closer to shore. Furthermore, Captain Rich will take you miles offshore to chase those big game fish if you want a more action-packed day in Palm Beach!

JOIN ME IN PALM BEACH

Join me in exploring Palm Beach for inshore and offshore experiences

*Deposit of 20% due upon booking, deposits are non-refundable within two weeks of the charter date.*In the event of questionable weather, the captain will call the trip based on sea conditions. Cancelled trips will be rescheduled or deposits refunded.&nbsp;*Tuna Wahoo supplies all bait, tackle, licensing and ice.- Live Bait is an additional fee, price changes per year.

*Anglers responsible for lost/broken tackle.*Leave the bananas at home so I’ll have a good trip, turn off the cell phones so you’ll have a good trip.*No GPS/positioning devices allowed.*No illegal drugs. No firearms.*Boating shoes or sneakers only. No black soled shoes.*Dress for the weather, bring sunscreen and sunglasses. You are welcome to bring personal tackle if you have a preference.*We encourage catch and release of billfish and sharks.

*Tipping of 20% or more is expected for your mate, who is provided on every charter.*We will clean and bag the catch for you.*Release mounts available

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Atlantic Ocean Fishing Report

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