Cape Town Kob Fishing Charters

If you begin your morning with fishing, you can rest assured the rest of the day will be amazing. Spend your trip targeting Yellowtail and Snoek.

We offer these nearshore trips where we focus on targeting a variety of reef species closer to home. These trips are ideal for families with kids or sightseers that would prefer to remain closer to shore. These trips are also more flexible when it comes to departure times.

This local piece of Coastline has a selection of edible and non-edible fish species. Edibles that you will find here are Kabeljou, Shad/Elf, White Steenbras, Galjoen, and a few others. Non-edibles you will find an abundance of flat fish species, like the Duck-Bill Ray, Diamond Ray, Blue Rays and many more. Sharks you will find the Spotted Gully sharks, Cow Sharks, Smooth Hound Sharks and a few other species. The above package is offered for shore (Rock & Surf) fishing as well as offshore (Boat) fishing.

Spend the day with Fin Chaser Fishing Charters and let them show you what makes the fishing in Cape Town so memorable! Having logged many hours on these tides, Captain Mark is prepared to put you on fish. These waters hold game fish like Longtail Tuna, Bi

You will be taken to areas around Cape Town and fish some of the best local areas for Giant Mulloway also known locally as Kob. We will also be targeting a wide range of saltwater species including South Africa's National fish the Galjoen. Snacks and drinks will be provided through the day and a meal will be prepared at lunch time.

During this trip we will first target pelagic game fish, should they be available. If the pelagics are not feeding, we then target the reef fish and keep the day exciting for everyone onboard

We will be fishing around Cape Point (Cape of Good hope) or towards Seal island depending on the current catches and prevailing weather conditions. During these trips we will start the day off targeting pelagic's like Yellowtail, Bonito and Snoek, reef fishing for a variety of species is also an option when the pelagic's go off the bite