Deep-sea fishing in the Seychelles is a popular activity due to the richness of marine life in these waters.
Here's what you need to know if you want to engage in deep-sea fishing during your catamaran cruise in the Seychelles:
Fish Species: The waters surrounding the Seychelles are abundant in various fish species, including tuna, marlin, wahoo, dorado, sailfish, and other pelagic fish. Deep-sea fishing often provides the opportunity to catch impressive trophies.
Equipment: We provide the necessary fishing equipment, but if you prefer to use your own, make sure it is suitable for deep-sea fishing. Heavy fishing rods, sturdy reels, and appropriate lures are often necessary.
Fishing Season: Fishing in the Seychelles is possible throughout the year, but certain seasons are better for specific species. For example, tuna fishing is often better during the rainy season (November to March), while marlin fishing is generally better during the dry season (April to October).
Conservation: Respect conservation rules and catch limits established by local authorities. Preserving marine life is essential to maintaining the ecological balance of marine ecosystems.
Local Experience: Seize the opportunity to learn local fishing techniques from guides and locals. This can add a cultural dimension to your fishing experience.
Photography: Capture memorable fishing moments, but be aware of local rules regarding the photography of certain species, especially those endangered.
Before heading out, make sure to check local regulations and adhere to sustainable tourism principles at sea. Deep-sea fishing in the Seychelles offers an exceptional experience for sports fishing enthusiasts