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  • 5.0
    /5
    (4 Hour Trip – Bottom Fishing Shared)

    Great fishing trip

    We had such a great time. We couldn’t believe how many fish we caught. And a really good selection. I even caught a cuttlefish which was very exciting and a challenge to reel it in. 🤣 We would definitely do this trip again. The skippers were fantastic. Very good at explaining and helped a lot. 10********** for this trip 😊
    MICHELLE S.
    MICHELLE S.
    Reviewed on oct. 5, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (6 Hour Trip – Offshore hunt)

    super toller ausflug

    Also von Anfangan ist alles gut geplant und super Organisiert. Erster kontakt mit inhaber absolt toll und der Kapitain ist auch der Wahninn. Ich kann es nur Empfehlen
    Andreas S.
    Andreas S.
    Reviewed on sept. 30, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (October Special)

    What a ripper day!

    Mal was a fantastic guide. His knowledge and experience were really great. We had the most stunning weather. The boys caught some squid and we also caught a snapper and a trevalli. Sp much fun was had!
    Abbey D.
    Abbey D.
    Reviewed on sept. 28, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (Half Day (PM) – Reef Fishing)

    Best Fishing Trip Ever

    Hi There.... This was the best experience my mates and I went on. We caught 3 types of fish, got into catching squid also and some huge whoppers out deep! You must take this trip, it is well worth it!
    Peter M.
    Peter M.
    Reviewed on sept. 29, 2026
  • 5.0
    /5
    (8 Hour Trip – Fishing Experience)

    great trip

    Vittorio was willing to come earlier so that we could start fishing early. Within 2 minutes of the bait hitting the bottom I had two fish on the line. He definitely knows where the fish are as well as the squid. Would highly recommend!
    Christopher W.
    Christopher W.
    Reviewed on sept. 3, 2026
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À propos de la pêche Calmar

Taille
1–6ft
Valeur nutritive
Excellent
Game Quality
Moyenne

Squid fishing is fast, hands-on, and tasty. Anglers love Squid for steady action, simple gear, and delicious meals. These agile Cephalopods school up and feed in low light, which makes evenings and early mornings the prime time. Families, food lovers, and first-timers all enjoy the quick pace and the reward at the end.

The go-to method is jigging with a Squid jig, a special lure with crown hooks. Cast, let it sink, then lift and drop with short, gentle pulls. Squid are drawn to light, so fish under pier lights or use a deck light to create a glow that gathers bait fish and, in turn, Squid. Light spinning tackle works well. Use a smooth drag and a steady retrieve once you hook up.

Expect lots of bites when the bite is on, with calm inshore waters around piers, jetties, bays, and harbors. Trips are usually short and close to shore, which suits kids and new anglers. Wear non-slip shoes and bring a light jacket for night breeze. Pack a small cooler with ice for your catch, a headlamp, and a towel—Squid can ink when they reach the surface. Many crews provide tackle and lights, but check what’s included before you go.

Rules for Squid fishing vary by location. Always check local license and permit needs, and confirm open seasons and harvest limits. Some areas have special gear or light-use rules. Review current regulations before your trip and follow your captain’s guidance on what you can keep.

Squid fishing is fast, hands-on, and tasty. Anglers love Squid for steady action, simple gear, and delicious meals. These agile Cephalopods school up and feed in low light, which makes evenings and early mornings the prime time. Families, food lovers, and first-timers all enjoy the quick pace and the reward at the end.

The go-to method is jigging with a Squid jig, a special lure with crown hooks. Cast, let it sink, then lift and drop with short, gentle pulls. Squid are drawn to light, so fish under pier lights or use a deck light to create a glow that gathers bait fish and, in turn, Squid. Light spinning tackle works well. Use a smooth drag and a steady retrieve once you hook up.

Expect lots of bites when the bite is on, with calm inshore waters around piers, jetties, bays, and harbors. Trips are usually short and close to shore, which suits kids and new anglers. Wear non-slip shoes and bring a light jacket for night breeze. Pack a small cooler with ice for your catch, a headlamp, and a towel—Squid can ink when they reach the surface. Many crews provide tackle and lights, but check what’s included before you go.

Rules for Squid fishing vary by location. Always check local license and permit needs, and confirm open seasons and harvest limits. Some areas have special gear or light-use rules. Review current regulations before your trip and follow your captain’s guidance on what you can keep.