First Time Deep Sea Fishing? Here’s What to Expect

our first deep-sea fishing trip will challenge every sense — the smell of salt, the rumble of engines, and the thrill when your rod finally bends. Many guests arrive at Tom Tuna Club with excitement and uncertainty. What should you bring? How rough will the sea be? And, most importantly, will you catch a fish?

The truth: deep-sea fishing is 50% preparation and 50% mindset. Bring sunscreen, a hat, light snacks, motion sickness pills, and an open attitude. Our crew provides all tackle, bait, and safety gear. Once the boat leaves the pier, the world slows down — it’s just you, the ocean, and endless blue horizons.

During the first hour, captains search for signs of life: bird activity, sonar marks, or temperature breaks. Once lines hit the water, the anticipation builds. The first scream of a reel transforms calm into chaos. Whether it’s a 10 kg tuna or a playful mackerel, the joy is universal.

If you’re new, don’t worry about technique. Our crew will guide you step-by-step — how to hold the rod, manage the drag, and keep balance. Every beginner remembers their first strike forever.

Don’t worry about language either — guests from all over the world have joined us and enjoyed the trip. The captain only speaks Thai, but simple gestures and smiles work everywhere. Fishing is a universal language. Respect the captain’s guidance; with over 20 years of experience in these waters, he knows every current and reef. Follow his lead, and even first-timers often land big fish.

Your adventure starts with a single cast.
👉 Book your first deep-sea trip with Tom Tuna Club today.