It will be epic!

Book an Insurgent Fishing Excursion on the glorious waters of the Caribbean for an unforgettable experience!

Fishing? Check. Scuba or snorkel? Check. Just a day on the water? Check!

Hop aboard the August West and explore the west coast of our beautiful island!

Meet your guides

Aaron Millon

My name is Aaron Millon and I am the captain and owner of the August West, the 22’ Grady White Center Console you will be on when you book with us. Most of my boating experience took place on the ice-cold waters of Penobscot Bay in Maine. I’m excited to be fishing and exploring the warm, deep waters of western Puerto Rico, and bringing people on charters to do the same. I’ve worked as a cook, chef, and restaurant owner for many years and, taking a specific passion for saltwater areas, my wife and I had the opportunity to switch gears and move to this enchanted island. Hence was born Insurgent Cuisine and Fishing Charters.

The ocean is a big part of the sense of well-being in my life. I am a new Captain having recently received my OUVP/Six-Pack License. I have learned more about water, captaining a vessel, and fishing in the last 3 years than in the previous 49 years of my life. But to get on the big fish, I have Vladimir Sanchez…


Vladimir Sanchez

Vladimir has been navigating and fishing the waters of western Puerto Rico since he was a young boy. Yep, he was that 13-year-old in good chop, in the middle of the ocean in a traditional 13’ wooden boat, happy as a clam! Today, he shares his passion and knowledge about the seas and fish (and his unbelievable fish-catching abilities) on board the August West. He’s one of a kind — an ocean-whisperer some might say.


August West

August West is a 1988 22’ Grady White Center Console boat. She harnesses the power of twin Yamaha 115 HP outboards that get you where you are going efficiently. Vladimir Sanchez rebuilt the boat himself and is the company’s boat mechanic, fiberglass expert, and technician. She features a Simrad NSX chart plotter and fishfinder, paired with a halo imaging radar system to ensure a safe trip and to put us right on the big fish.

“Old man down. Way down, down, down by the docks of the city”

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