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Whether you're a lure, bait or fly fisherman, there are a number of destinations where you can discover and try out new species.
1/ Island of La Gomera, Canary Islands - Fishing for blue marlin, yellowfin tuna, swordfish and dolphinfish. Mild climate all year round, ideal for catch and release between May and October.âeuros
2/ Azores, Horta - Sanctuary for Atlantic bluefin tuna, wahoo, swordfish and marlin. Strict compliance with quotas and mandatory catch-and-release. Main season from May to October.âeuros
3/ Quepos, Costa Rica - Eldorado of sailfish and black and blue marlin. Sustainable catch-and-release fishing. Surface lure and live bait techniques.âeuros
4/ Lofoten Islands, Norway - Fishing for giant halibut, skrei cod and pollack in cold waters. Drift fishing with heavy jigs or live bait, an intense experience in a polar setting.âeuros
5/ Cairns, Australia - Queensland coast for black marlin, tiger and hammerhead sharks. Strict release practices and species protection.âeuros
6/ Sette Cama, Gabon - Fishing for red carp, skipper, barracuda and stingray in a wild and preserved setting.âeuros
7/ Senegal, Sine Saloum Delta - Varied sport fishing between the Atlantic and mangroves, with expert guides for an authentic experience.âeuros
8/ Mozambique, Bazaruto Marine Reserve - Fishing for black marlin and tuna, in an exceptional natural setting between national parks.âeuros
9/ Florida, USA - Fishing for Goliath grouper and sharks in a variety of waters, combining adventure and marine biodiversity.âeuros
10/ Andaman Islands, India - A top destination for exotic sport fishing, offering a multitude of species to be caught in a tropical setting.âeuros
These trips offer the chance to combine a passion for fishing with the discovery of unique natural environments, often with a strong commitment to the preservation of marine wildlife and the sustainable practice of fishing. These trip ideas are perfect for anglers in search of exoticism and memorable experiences.
