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Justin Fishing Charter
Private Full Day Fishing Charter
Charter overview
Full-day private fishing charter with local crew and complete tackle setup.
This page describes the published Justin Fishing Charter package. Confirm the date, departure point, destination, guest limit and pricing basis before booking because charter availability is tied to a specific vessel and operating crew.
- Duration: Full Day Trip
- Departure: Sanur
- Published base price: IDR 12,855,704 (per boat)
- Operated by Bali Fishing Charter
Trip highlights
- Premium tackle setup including Shimano Stella 14000XG
- Jigging, popping, and trolling in one full-day trip
- Experienced local crew and fishing guide
- Lunch and mineral water included
Planned schedule
- 06:00 — Meet at Sanur harbor, premium tackle setup, and safety briefing
- 06:30 — Depart to offshore line and prepare trolling spread
- 07:30 — Trolling run targeting pelagic species
- 10:00 — Switch to jigging at deep-water structure
- 12:00 — Lunch break and hydration onboard
- 13:00 — Popping and jigging session for GT and tuna
- 16:30 — Final drift and lines in for return
- 18:00 — Arrive at Sanur harbor and disembark
What the package includes
- Lunch
- Mineral Water
- Fishing Guide
- Set Tackle: 3 Shimano Stella 14000XG
Not included
- Hotel pickup & drop-off
- Personal expenses
- Crew gratuity
What to bring
- Sunblock
- Hat
- Sunglasses
- Dry Bag
- Personal Medication
The vessel
- Vessel: Justin Fishing Charter
- Type: Speedboat
- Capacity: up to 4 guests
- Length: 11m x 3m
- Operating crew: 2
- Lunch
- Mineral Water
- Fishing Guide
- Jigging
- Popping
- Trolling
- 2 Suzuki Engine 200 PK
- Set Tackle: 3 Shimano Stella 14000XG
Booking guidance
Choose a date that shows live availability and enter the full number of guests. Read the cancellation, rescheduling and payment terms displayed during checkout. Optional extras and route changes require confirmation when they are not part of the published package.
Weather, sea state, daylight and port authority instructions can change the order of stops. The captain remains responsible for the safe operating plan on the day of departure.