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  • 5.0
    /5
    (4hr AM Fishing - catch guarantee!)

    great trip for amateurs

    Great catch. Captain Kihe was great. We were all amateurs. very informative. Thank you.
    David O.
    David O.
    Reviewed on Juli 14, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5

    Can’t go wrong with these lads!

    Went out once on a four hour charter, had so much fun we went out 2 days later with them again! We caught Dogtooth tuna, Trevally, Coral trout, and more! Checked out some freediving spots and saw massive GTs and Wahoo! If you have a special request they can hook you up with the right people and equipment 100%!
    Christopher S.
    Christopher S.
    Reviewed on Jan. 2, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Troll and bottom fish . Custom .)

    Awesome experience!

    Matt is a great captain, super great experience! We all caught fish and had the best time! Thanks again Matt!!
    Holly P.
    Holly P.
    Reviewed on Dez. 27, 2025
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Half Day Trip)

    Crew and boat was great

    Alex and Miguel were top notch. I cut our trip short because my “crew” didn’t have their sea legs that day LOL, but we still managed to catch a nice sized Uku. You won’t go wrong with these guys! Highly recommend!
    Frank A.
    Frank A.
    Reviewed on Juni 26, 2025
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Half Day Fishing Trip (AM))

    Perfect fishing day with some nice catches

    Professional and very friendly guys to get you fishing out on Mahe. Fully recommend to use them if you’re looking for some great fish to catch!
    Lauri L.
    Lauri L.
    Reviewed on Dez. 21, 2024
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Green Jobfish are powerful reef predators known for fast runs and tough fights. Anglers target them for exciting action and firm, tasty fillets. Green Jobfish fishing rewards quick reflexes, solid technique, and steady pressure near structure.

Most crews target this species by bottom fishing over reefs and drop-offs. Jigging, which means working a metal lure vertically through the water, is very effective. Live bait and cut bait also draw strikes, especially around current. Popping and spinning near reef edges can work when fish push bait to the surface. In some places, spearfishing is allowed and popular for this species.

Expect strong initial runs and a determined battle close to the reef. The goal is to turn the fish fast before it reaches sharp coral. Sturdy spinning or conventional tackle with abrasion-resistant leader is a smart choice. Captains often move from spot to spot to find active fish. Bring sun protection, a hat, polarized sunglasses, and non-slip shoes. If you get seasick, consider medication before departure. This trip suits eager beginners with guidance and also challenges experienced anglers.

Rules change by location, so check them before you go. Confirm your fishing license and any permits, and review local seasons and harvest rules. Ask about size limits, bag limits, and protected areas. When unsure, practice careful handling and consider catch-and-release.

Green Jobfish are powerful reef predators known for fast runs and tough fights. Anglers target them for exciting action and firm, tasty fillets. Green Jobfish fishing rewards quick reflexes, solid technique, and steady pressure near structure.

Most crews target this species by bottom fishing over reefs and drop-offs. Jigging, which means working a metal lure vertically through the water, is very effective. Live bait and cut bait also draw strikes, especially around current. Popping and spinning near reef edges can work when fish push bait to the surface. In some places, spearfishing is allowed and popular for this species.

Expect strong initial runs and a determined battle close to the reef. The goal is to turn the fish fast before it reaches sharp coral. Sturdy spinning or conventional tackle with abrasion-resistant leader is a smart choice. Captains often move from spot to spot to find active fish. Bring sun protection, a hat, polarized sunglasses, and non-slip shoes. If you get seasick, consider medication before departure. This trip suits eager beginners with guidance and also challenges experienced anglers.

Rules change by location, so check them before you go. Confirm your fishing license and any permits, and review local seasons and harvest rules. Ask about size limits, bag limits, and protected areas. When unsure, practice careful handling and consider catch-and-release.