Bluefin Tuna Fishing Boat Rental Hondarribia

Bluefin tuna is one of the most precious delicacies in the world. In Spain, it is fished in the Cádiz area, specifically the popular Barbate almadraba tuna, and on the coast of the Bay of Biscay, particularly at its eastern end.

In Japanese gastronomy they are masters in preparing raw tuna with all kinds of dishes that depend on the noble parts of the fish. In this way, the Japanese divide the copy into two sections which, in turn, are distributed into six others. The back of the "maguro" is called akami, and the lower part, where the succulent belly is located, is called toro.

As a result, chefs use each part for a defined cut: the one used for a tataki is not the same as that used to make sashimi, just as the one used for a nigiri is different from that of normal sushi.

In Hondarribia, in the north of the province of Guipúzcoa, bluefin tuna fishing is an ancient tradition that you can now experience first-hand. Well yes, you can come and fish with us in a sports charter with a maximum capacity for six people. You won't have to worry about anything, our boat has all the necessary equipment to successfully capture a specimen.

We do not want certain customs rooted in our culture to be lost, which is why we believe that it is a perfect activity to transmit from generation to generation, ideal to share between parents and children or to bring together a group of >friends, without age restrictions. Surely you have someone who has ever narrated his adventures on the high seas when a fish had bitten but it was impossible to beat his movement.
Well, don't let someone tell you, no prior experience is necessary to do this activity. Additionally, for beginners and anyone who wants to review the lesson again, our skipper teaches a class with the recommended techniques to become the next Jeremy Wade.

Our excursions start from the Hondarribia Port and take place for half a day, more than enough time to check your acquired skills and see if you have managed to catch any fish or not. Remember that captured specimens may or may not be returned to the sea.

We are waiting for you in a natural paradise to carry out an activity that has its roots in the folklore of the Basque Country. Don't let them tell you.