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Pêche Cordonnier plume

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  • 5.0
    /5
    (10 Hour Trip –Krabi Phi​ Phi​ Zone)

    Great Day on the Sea.

    We Cought Mahi Mahi, Queen fish, a big Grouper, Giant Travalley and many other fishes. It was a great time on the boat with the two guys.
    Patrick H.
    Patrick H.
    Reviewed on févr. 12, 2025
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À propos de la pêche Cordonnier plume

Taille
6 to 13lbs
Valeur nutritive
Bon
Game Quality
Bon

Indian Threadfish fishing is all about sleek speed, flashy looks, and fun fights. Also called Diamond Trevally, this member of the Jack family is prized for its mirror-like sides and hard, steady runs. Anglers target it for light-tackle action, great photos at the rail, and quality fillets for the table.

You can target Indian Threadfish while inshore fishing or near reefs and wrecks. Light spinning tackle works well with small metal jigs, soft plastics, and spoons. Live bait such as prawns, small fish, or squid is hard to beat. Slow-trolling small lures along current lines can also draw strikes. Fly fishing with baitfish patterns is possible when fish are feeding near the surface.

Expect quick hits, fast bursts, and a clean, technical fight. This is a great target for first-time anglers and families, yet still engaging for experienced anglers who enjoy finesse. Bring polarized sunglasses to spot flashes and current edges. Pack sun protection, a hat, and non-marking shoes. Your captain will usually provide tackle and bait, but ask ahead if you prefer to bring a favorite rod or specific lures.

Before your trip, check local rules for licenses or permits. Regulations can change by area, including open seasons and harvest limits. Confirm current laws with local authorities and follow responsible catch and handling practices.

Indian Threadfish fishing is all about sleek speed, flashy looks, and fun fights. Also called Diamond Trevally, this member of the Jack family is prized for its mirror-like sides and hard, steady runs. Anglers target it for light-tackle action, great photos at the rail, and quality fillets for the table.

You can target Indian Threadfish while inshore fishing or near reefs and wrecks. Light spinning tackle works well with small metal jigs, soft plastics, and spoons. Live bait such as prawns, small fish, or squid is hard to beat. Slow-trolling small lures along current lines can also draw strikes. Fly fishing with baitfish patterns is possible when fish are feeding near the surface.

Expect quick hits, fast bursts, and a clean, technical fight. This is a great target for first-time anglers and families, yet still engaging for experienced anglers who enjoy finesse. Bring polarized sunglasses to spot flashes and current edges. Pack sun protection, a hat, and non-marking shoes. Your captain will usually provide tackle and bait, but ask ahead if you prefer to bring a favorite rod or specific lures.

Before your trip, check local rules for licenses or permits. Regulations can change by area, including open seasons and harvest limits. Confirm current laws with local authorities and follow responsible catch and handling practices.