Showing posts with label fishing trips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fishing trips. Show all posts

Thursday, April 21, 2011

Bintan Island Fishing Trips



The north and east coasts of Bintan are attractive tourists resorts. The main attractions are the old town of Tanjung Pinang and the relatively untouched beaches. To get there take a ferry form the Tanah Merah Ferry Terminal. The trip takes about 45-90 minutes depending on the quality of the ferry.

Sunday, December 12, 2010

Tanjung Lesung Fishing Trips

The name Indonesia has its roots in the two Greek words, “Indos” meaning Indian and “Nesos” meaning Island. This is an excellent description for the world’s largest archipelago, consisting of more than 17.500 islands. Bordered by the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean, Indonesians refer to their country as “Tanah Air”, which means land and water.

Friday, December 10, 2010

FISHING IN ALOR, ALOR - INDONESIA JIGGING SAFARI TRIP

Marlinesia Live Aboard Hatteras 43feet safari game fishing yacht.


we were on a 4 days fishing safari onboard our vessel, a 43 feet Hatteras boat with 6 sleeps onboard. Our liveaboard Yacht's crews has been evry experienced and professionally guiding world's big game sport fishermen to the Indonesia best sport fishing spots.

Xtreme Ula, Nusa Tenggara Fishing Charters Operator



Xtreme Ula operates fishing charters around Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia. Our aim is to provide you with the best bluewater fishing adventure holidays available in Indonesia, through the use of the latest technology in boats, tackle, techniques and equipment, combined with stunning locations, outstanding service and great value for money.

FISHING IN KOMODO RESERVATION


Combating destructive fishing practices in Komodo National Park
Komodo National Park (Figure 1) is located between the islands of Sumbawa and Flores in Indonesia. The park was established in 1980, and has a management unit with 88 staff. The park was declared a Man and Biosphere Reserve and a World Heritage Site in 1986.

How to Fish GT in Komodo area





Popping is the most exciting way, and thats what we will do ..
Popping/Casting
Some call it casting that the way this sportfishing works is to cast a artificial bait lookalike and play the lure as it is mimic the natural preys of the GT.

Takabakang Trips

This is the route of the trip:



Fishing method we use on this trip is jigging, popping, trolling and heavy bottom fishing. Heavy bottom fishing will be targeting deep monster fish from 200m depth and beyond.
Target species are: GT, Doggie, Escolar, Ruby Snapper, Bigeye Jack, Grouper, Shark and all pelagics.