Skip to content

Florida Charter Directory

Tuna Wahoo Charters in Riviera Beach

Tuna Wahoo Charters offers Palm Beach fishing with Captain Rich Adler from Riviera Beach Marina. Its advertised vessel is a 31-foot Rampage, with standard offshore outings and separate evening or swordfish packages.

Tuna Wahoo guests displaying fish at the marina
Location
Riviera Beach, Florida
Trip Types
Private offshore, evening snapper, nighttime swordfish and selected open-boat fishing
Phone
609-870-4592

Tuna Wahoo Charters offers Palm Beach fishing with Captain Rich Adler from Riviera Beach Marina. Its advertised vessel is a 31-foot Rampage, with standard offshore outings and separate evening or swordfish packages.

Contact and booking details

Operator Tuna Wahoo Charters
Area Riviera Beach, Florida
Departure / address Riviera Beach Marina, 200 E 13th Street, Riviera Beach, FL 33404
Phone 609-870-4592
Email tunawahoo@gmail.com
Website / reservations Visit Tuna Wahoo Charters
Trip options Private offshore, evening snapper, nighttime swordfish and selected open-boat fishing

Rich Adler's seasonal service

The captain's history describes a business established in 2000 and fishing experience in Florida and New Jersey. The site lists Florida operations mainly from October through July, with time in New Jersey afterward. Confirm his Palm Beach availability for your visit.

Drift fishing, kite fishing, live bait and bottom fishing are advertised. The boat's general guest limit is six, while a swordfish description specifies five and ages 12 or older. Ask which limit applies to the package you select.

Sailfish supported alongside Tuna Wahoo's boat before release
Sailfish supported alongside Tuna Wahoo's boat before release. Photo from Tuna Wahoo Charters.

The displayed starting rates

Four-hour family fishing and evening snapper trips start at $750. An extended package starts at $950, while full-day offshore and nighttime swordfish listings start at $1,450. Confirm the exact hours for the extended and full-day bookings.

Sailfish, mahi, wahoo, tuna and reef fish appear among the targets. Swordfishing is a focused activity requiring patience and specialized gear. Open-boat or split availability is mentioned separately from private charters.

Bait, supplies and onboard rules

Tackle, ordinary bait, ice and fishing license coverage are advertised, with legal fish cleaned and bagged. Live bait costs extra, and the operator requests cash for that charge and the mate's tip. Guests bring food and beverages.

The stated rules prohibit glass, alcohol, firearms, illegal drugs and personal GPS devices. Boat shoes or sneakers without black soles are requested. Anglers may be charged for lost or broken tackle; discuss personal equipment before bringing it.

Clarify the cancellation policy

The site gives conflicting guest-cancellation descriptions, including a three-week deposit restriction and a two-day refund deadline. Get the policy for your reservation in writing. A 20% deposit is mentioned, and captain cancellations may be refunded or rescheduled.

Contact Rich by phone or email and confirm the assigned dock at 200 E 13th Street. Keep the agreed activity, passenger count, live-bait charge and arrival time together in the confirmation. Ordinary rain is not described as an automatic cancellation.

Details checked October 9, 2026, using the operator’s published information. Rates, boats, meeting points and policies can change; confirm the final trip details directly. Listed species describe possible targets, not a guaranteed catch or an open harvest season.

Featured photo: Tuna Wahoo guests displaying fish at the marina. Photo from Tuna Wahoo Charters.

Explore more Florida fishing charters or check local tides and weather before planning your day.