Game Fishing Packages

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Rutland and Cinque Island

Rs. 45000/-

Rs. 51000/-

Rutland, Cinque Island, Sister Islands, passage Island and North brother island

Rs. 72000/-

North passage, Guitar Island and South button Island

Neil island, Havelock Island via English island

South Sentinel island

Rs. 65000/-

Rs. 78000/-

Sister and Passage Island

Barren Island

Rs. 100000/-

Destinations

Boat Charges

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Full Day Trip

Nearby Rutland & Cinque

Rs. 36000/-

Neil Island

Rs. 41000/-

Rs. 47000/-

Havelock island & Sir William Peel Island

Cinque Island, passage island & Sister Island

Destinations

Boat Charges

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Half Day Trip

TYPES OF GAME FISIHING IN ANDAMAN

Game fishing in the Andaman Islands offers a variety of exciting opportunities to target different species and employ various fishing techniques. Here are some of the types of game fishing you can enjoy in the Andaman Islands:

Trolling: Trolling is a popular game fishing technique where lures or baited lines are dragged behind a moving boat. Anglers use specialized trolling rods and reels to target species like Tuna, Wahoo, Dorado, Sailfish, and Marlin. The lures imitate the movements of prey fish, enticing the predatory species to strike.
Popping: Popping is an exhilarating topwater fishing technique that involves casting and retrieving artificial lures with a popping or splashing action. This technique is effective for attracting aggressive fish species like Giant Trevally (GT) and Barracuda. The explosive surface strikes and intense fights make popping a thrilling game fishing method.
Jigging: Jigging is a technique that involves vertically dropping weighted lures or jigs into the water and jerking them up and down to imitate wounded baitfish. This method targets species like Grouper, Snapper, and various bottom-dwelling species. Jigging is often done near reefs, wrecks, and drop-offs.
Live Bait Fishing: Live bait fishing involves using live baitfish like small Mackerel or other species to entice larger predatory fish. The live bait is hooked and allowed to swim naturally, attracting the attention of game fish such as Marlin, Tuna, and Sailfish. This method requires patience and skill to handle and present the live bait effectively.
Bottom Fishing: Bottom fishing involves targeting fish species that inhabit the ocean floor, such as Groupers and Snappers. This technique typically uses natural bait, such as squid or cut fish, presented on the ocean floor using weights and specialized rigs. Bottom fishing is often done near rocky structures, reefs, or drop-offs.
Deep-Sea Fishing: Deep-sea fishing involves venturing into deeper waters, typically beyond the continental shelf, to target large pelagic fish species. This type of fishing is popular for targeting game fish like Marlin, Sailfish, Tuna, and Wahoo. Deep-sea fishing trips can range from a few hours to a full day, allowing anglers to explore offshore fishing grounds.

It’s important to note that the availability and success of each fishing method can vary depending on factors such as season, weather conditions, and the targeted species’ behavior. Local fishing charters and guides can provide valuable advice on the most suitable techniques and locations for game fishing in the Andaman Islands, ensuring an exciting and rewarding angling experience.