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S.P Yacht Rentals – Dubai

S.P Yacht Rentals – Abu Dhabi

A sleek fishing boat docked at a marina, showcasing its spacious deck and seating area, ideal for a day on the water.

S.P. Yacht Rentals – Abu Dhabi

This is the middle of Dubai's peak season. Barracuda, Trevally, Hamour, Emperor, Kingfish, Queenfish, and Cobia will all be biting.

Dubai's February fishery is on fire, allowing you to catch everything from Cobia and Emperor to Barracuda. Fishing in the morning or in the afternoon from 2–6 p.m. should yield the best results.

Cobia are starting to disappear, so your chances of catching this fish won't be good again until fall. However, Queenfish, Kingfish, Hamour, and many others are still biting hard.

While the high season has passed, fishing in Dubai remains solid in April. Barracuda, Emperor, and Trevally are still in the cards. Kingfish are an occasional catch as well, though with reduced success.

As we approach summer, the fishing opportunities start to diminish. If you happen to visit Dubai during May, however, there'll still be Barracuda, Queenfish, and Emperor to catch.

Most fish are scarce at this time of year. You can continue to count on Barracuda and Snapper, who are biting all year long, though. You may be able to target Hammour Grouper, as well.

The hottest weather you'll get in Dubai occurs during July, with an average high of 105°F (41°C) and low of 87°F (31°C) on the hottest day of the year. Most fish keep cool by retreating to the deep sea.

Fishing close to shore for Barracuda, Catfish, and Snapper is promising, as always. Offshore, the angling remains relatively slow, though you can expect things to begin improving as the month passes.

Fishing is starting to pick up, with the possibility of catching Emperor, Barracuda, and maybe even Cobia. Orange-spotted Trevally is also a solid target.

October marks the beginning of Dubai's fishing season again. Hamour, Kingfish, and Queenfish are beginning to bite, while you can still catch Barracuda, Snapper, and more.

The high season is in full swing! You can target Hamour, Emperor, Sultan Ibrahim, and Amberjack. Or troll for Cobia, Kingfish, Queenfish, and much more.

The height of fishing continues, with every species at your disposal. Many fish stay close to the surface during winter, which makes for excellent trolling opportunities.

If you're looking to escape icy winter days and enjoy good fishing, Abu Dhabi has a lot to offer in January. King Mackerel is biting, as well as Barracuda, Snapper, Grouper, and Trevally.

Even though big game fish aren't visiting the local waters just yet, there are plenty of other favorites to chase. Grunt, Yellowtail Snapper, Silver Trevally, Queenfish, and King Mackerel are all in the cards.

In March, fishing action continues to impress, with Mahi Mahi and Goliath Grouper coming out to play, and King Mackerel, Barracuda, Queenfish, and many more following closely behind.

Spring is here, and so are Marlin and Sailfish! Blue Marlin, along with its Black and Striped cousins, are coming back to Abu Dhabi waters, and Mahi Mahi, Grouper, and Snapper are also there for the taking.

It's getting quite hot on the waves, so you better come aboard with plenty of sun protection. Mahi Mahi are roaming the offshore depths, as well as Queenfish, Trevally, and King Mackerel.

It's officially summertime, and the best option is to hit the water early in the morning to avoid the heat. From Yellowfin Tuna and Sailfish to Mahi Mahi, Blue Marlin, and Goliath Grouper, there's plenty of fish to target and hook.

'Tis the Billfish season! If you're coming to Abu Dhabi to find your trophy Marlin or Sailfish, this is the month to make it happen. Other popular catches include Mahi Mahi, Tuna, and Grunt.

While the local fish aren't that fond of the hotter-than-usual waters, for Yellowfin Tuna, Sailfish, Blue Marlin, and Mahi Mahi, high temperatures are the perfect setting to come out and play. You can hook any of them this time of year.

Very slowly, the unyielding heat is becoming much more manageable and there are more and more species out and about. Whatever you'd like to catch, from Bream to Grunt, from Grouper to Sailfish, it could find its way to your line in September.

Come October, the usual suspects like Silver Trevally, Queenfish, Grunt, and Barracuda are up for grabs, as well as Goliath Grouper and Mahi Mahi. You can still find Tuna and Billfish, but they're not that present anymore.

King Mackerel fishing is excellent in November, and Yellowtail Snapper, Mahi Mahi, Grunt, and many more are also quite hungry. The weather is warm and pleasant, giving you near-perfect fishing conditions.

If you're looking to treat yourself for New Year's, a fishing trip in Abu Dhabi, away from all the snow and cold, is definitely something to consider. Have an enjoyable time on the water fishing for Sailfish, King Mackerel, Queenfish, Grunt, and the list goes on.

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