Game Fishing - Cape Town

Game fishing

The Cape has some of the richest Tuna grounds in the World today. The Yellowfin Tuna found in the Cape waters often top the scales at 80 kgs plus and we catch Longfin of 20 kgs plus. A day out in the deep will long be remembered as it brings you into contact not only with one of the world’s toughest fighting fish but also into a diverse ecosystem.

Best months for Tuna is April, May and early June or October, November and early December with May and November being competition time! from Sep to June, with the best times being at the beginning and end of the season. Tuna fishing takes a full day, 30 miles out to sea, so if you do suffer from seasickness then please ensure you take precautions before coming aboard. So get a crew of fisherman together and head off for some deep sea fishing.

Just make sure you are prepared for the fight of your life if you hook into a tuna or any of the other heavy fighting game fish that live in the deep seas of the Cape Coast.

GAME FISHING - 2010

For 4 people: From R9600.00

Includes:

• All necessary fishing equipment

• Qualified skipper

• 3 Meals and refreshments

Excludes

• Collection and drop off from your accommodation (we can arrange this for you?)

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Yellowtail

The shallower warm waters around Cape Point and in False Bay are home to shoals of hard fighting southern yellowtail, which average in size from 2 to 12 kilograms but sometimes weigh in at over 40 kilograms.

These fish know how to put up a fight so get your muscles ready for a good work out and a brilliant day at sea.

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“Please note that due to the nature of the activities certain weather conditions can cause delay or cancellation of the activity for that day. “

In cases of activities involving wildlife we do not guarantee sightings of animals. In the unlikely event of no sightings no refunds are given.”