Gamefishing Report July 2010
Kadavu Island - Fiji Islands
The cooler water that heralds the start of the winter wahoo and sailfish season moved in later than normal leading to a patchy June season start.
The
big wahoo packs hovered on offshore seamounts causing somewhat of a headache for
marlin anglers but now the season is in full swing with numerous
wahoo along the Kadavu Island Great Astrolabe Barrier Reef slopes.
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A reasonable 'hoo! |
Pacific Sailfish numbers are building along the barrier reef with fish averaging about 90lbs offering excellent sport on the lighter line classes.
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Is this 'hoo big enough for u??? |
The best
wahoo so far this month was an 80 pounder but we should soon see plenty over the magical 100lb mark.
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Tagged sailfish on Bite Me |
The Winter
yellowfin run has been a little thin but there are plenty of juvenile skipjack tuna and
mahi mahi around the island, good news for
blue marlin enthusiasts. Expect to see some nice black marlin released in the next few months with a few big striped marlin in the mix.
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Good tag and release! |
A late season start usually means a late season finish so we should still see lots of
wahoo and
sail action well into October.
Capt Adrian Watt
Bite Me Gamefishing Charters
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