Fish Grenada’s offshore waters aboard Yes Aye, a 31 ft Innovator sportfisher based at Port Louis Marina. True Blue Sportfishing has operated in Grenada since 1998 and specialises in blue and white marlin, sailfish, yellowfin tuna, wahoo and mahi-mahi.
The boat is equipped with a fighting chair, outriggers, GPS, fish finder, autopilot, Shimano Tiagra tackle, an enclosed cabin, head and refrigerator. Yes Aye accommodates up to six guests and combines a compact purpose-built fishing platform with the equipment needed for trolling, deep-sea fishing and selected bottom-fishing opportunities.
Current 2026 charter rates listed through the operator’s booking marketplace are US$800 for four hours, US$1,100 for six hours and US$1,400 for eight hours for the entire boat, up to six guests. Rods, reels and tackle, bait, lures, drinks, snacks, first mate and fishing licence are listed as included. True Blue Sportfishing is also known for its billfish conservation approach, releasing marlin and sailfish rather than bringing them aboard.





The current booking marketplace lists US$800 for four hours, US$1,100 for six hours and US$1,400 for eight hours, for the entire boat up to six guests. The operator’s own site asks guests to email for latest direct rates, so pricing should be reconfirmed before payment.
True Blue Sportfishing states that all marlin and sailfish are released and kept in the water during the release process.
Blue marlin, white marlin, sailfish, yellowfin tuna, wahoo and mahi-mahi all have different seasonal patterns, so the day’s plan is shaped by current conditions.
The operator notes that shared charters can sometimes be arranged for guests who do not want to book the whole boat; availability must be requested in advance.









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