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Megaldon, Hurghada, Egypt - FishingBooker

Group of anglers proudly displaying a large tuna on a fishing charter in open waters.

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	Make the most out of the pleasant weather and go out to catch Mahi Mahi, Tuna, Wahoo, Giant Trevally, and bitey Barracuda. Snapper fishing is also very good.</p>


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	Go after the most magnificent catch of them all and hook a Sailfish on your February fishing jaunt. Tuna fishing is excellent, Jacks are also biting, as well as Mahi Mahi and Snappers.</p>


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	This is one of the slowest months for fishing in the Red Sea, though you can still stumble upon an occasional Dogtooth Tuna, and maybe a Sailfish will show its bill in the deep waters.</div>


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	The temperatures are rising above 80°F and Tuna fishing is excellent. Yellowfin and Bluefin Tuna are very active, and you can chase Amberjack and Bream, as well.</div>


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	Coral Grouper is biting with vigor, along with all its other Grouper relatives. Amberjack, Bream, and Jack Crevalle are lively as well. Yellowfin Tuna fishing is still productive.</div>


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	It's quite hot outside, but you will have a diverse choice of Jacks and Groupers at your disposal as an award for heading out. Giant Trevally is one of the favorite catches at this time of the year.</p>


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	Bonito, Jack Crevalle, Mahi Mahi, Groupers – you can catch them all. Test your angling skills with a Sailfish at the end of your line and land a trophy. Get ready to break a sweat because it's hot out there.</p>


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	Sailfish are in the deep waters, prowling for their next victims, but other than that, the fishing action diminishes in August. You can still find Mahi Mahi and Barracuda, if you can take the heat.</p>


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	As the weather is going from scorching hot to acceptably hot, the bite is also cooling down. Use your time on the water to go snorkeling or scuba diving, as the bite isn't the best.</div>


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	Coral Grouper fishing action could end in a bountiful day on the water, and you'll be able to find Tuna and Giant Trevally. Just let your captain take you to the best spots.</div>


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	Giant Trevally is in high season come November, and Sailfish is not uncommon, as well as Amberjack. All of these will fight with every ounce of the strength they have, so you better be ready.</div>


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	Winter fishing means plenty of Barracuda. A decent amount of Giant Trevally, Wahoo, and Snapper is in the cards too.</p>


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