We started our trip at 10:00 AM and kicked things off with some casting, but unfortunately didn’t get any strikes early on. Switching things up, we moved to deep jigging and had much better action landing a few solid groupers, some strong amberjack, and even 2 beautiful mahi mahi. As the day went on, we wrapped it up with some evening trolling, which turned out to be the highlight hooking and landing 3 impressive wahoos

On the 18th, we started the trip at 6:00 AM. Unfortunately, we were not able to catch any fish while trolling. We then switched to casting for a few hours and managed to catch some small groupers and bluefin trevallies. On the 19th, we focused on deep jigging and micro jigging. This proved to be very successful, as we landed a large 8-bar grouper weighing approximately 27 kg, along with several other types of groupers, trevallies and two ruby snappers. Overall, the fishing experience was excellent, and the guest was very happy with the trip.

We combined the two-day trip into one full-day adventure on the 17th and had an amazing time on the water. In the morning we tried trolling but didn’t catch anything, so we switched to light casting and landed a few fish. We enjoyed an amazing lunch on the sandbank before heading out for some deep jigging, where we caught a huge grouper. During the evening trolling session, we managed to reel in a yellowfin tuna. On the second day, we caught a wahoo while trolling, followed by two golden trevallies with micro jigging. At sunset, we went trolling again and caught another yellowfin tuna.

We started the trip with casting and managed to catch one bluefin trevally, a grouper, and a few bonitos. Later, we tried trolling, but the fish were not active. Overall, it was a good day on the water with some exciting casting action and beautiful weather.

We started trolling at 9:30 a.m. but couldn’t catch anything. During the trip, we enjoyed watching dolphins along the way. Around 12:45 p.m., we switched to jigging and caught two groupers, a white emperor, and a golden trevally. I prepared the fresh catch for lunch, and they enjoyed the meal on a small uninhabited island beach. Overall, it was a wonderful trip

We started the trip at 6:30 with two and a half hours of trolling followed by one hour of casting, but no fish were caught. I dropped the guests back at the resort and later picked them up again at 16:30 to continue the trip. This time we landed two yellowfin tunas. The guests were very happy with the experience.