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Providence Blog: 14–21 October 2025

The first week of the season welcomed a full group of familiar faces back to Providence. With neap tides on the cards, hopes were high for tailing species and classic early-season opportunities on the flats.

Day 1
Providence greeted the group with strong winds, cloud cover and intermittent rain—challenging conditions for any angler. Despite this, perseverance paid off. Gregory and Max each landed a GT, with Max adding a solid bonefish to his tally. Justin and Ivan enjoyed excellent triggerfishing, bringing five triggers to hand between them. Rodeon made the most of the tough weather with three GTs, while Vladimir found two of his own. A remarkably productive start given the conditions—well done to all.

Day 2
The wind held, but clearer skies made fish-spotting far easier. Rodeon and Roman made quick work of the bonefish, landing ten between them, with Rodeon adding another GT. Ivan stayed consistent with another triggerfish and two GTs, while Justin added a GT and a trigger to his tally. Max and Gregory kept the momentum going with a GT and a triggerfish each. Vladimir had a standout day on the flats, landing four GTs, a triggerfish and two bonefish—securing a well-earned flats slam.

Day 3
Clear skies and slightly lighter winds allowed the anglers to fish aggressively. Roman landed a GT and a triggerfish, while Vladimir brought a GT and a bonefish to hand. Max recorded two GTs and a trigger, but the day belonged to Gregory, who landed an impressive three triggerfish and four GTs. Justin and Ivan delivered the highlight of the day: both landed slams, combining for three bonefish, three triggerfish and an extraordinary ten GTs. Providence at its finest.

Day 4
Heavy cloud and wind returned, making visibility tough, but the group fished brilliantly in the conditions. Max and Roman each landed GTs, while Ivan brought two triggerfish to hand. Justin continued his exceptional form with two GTs and two triggers. The day, however, belonged to Rodeon, who produced a spectacular slam: three GTs, a triggerfish, a bumpy, and—most impressively—a sailfish. A truly memorable achievement.

Day 5
The wind persisted, but the sun returned. Rodeon and Roman continued their momentum, each landing four GTs. Justin added three more, while Ivan picked up another GT. Max enjoyed a superb day, landing a GT and three bumpies, the biggest measuring 102 cm. Vladimir joined the bumpy action with two fish, including a remarkable 110 cm specimen. Another exceptional day on Providence.

Day 6
The final day brought sunshine and wind. Ivan and Rodeon added GTs to their weekly totals, while Roman landed a barracuda. Max closed out his week strongly with another triggerfish and yet another bumpy. A fantastic finish to an incredible week shared with a wonderful group of anglers.

As neap tides now give way to the springs, attention shifts toward the GTs for the coming week—along with the hope that a true giant may make an appearance.

Weekly Catch Summary:

GTs: 67
Triggerfish: 24
Bumpies: 7
Bonefish: 15
Sailfish: 1
Barracuda: 1
Bluefin: 11
Other Species: 42

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St Brandon Blog: 27 May – 6 June 2025

The ninth week on the atoll delivered some truly memorable fishing, with guests enjoying standout catches across the board. With cooler temperatures setting in and neap tides prevailing, we focused much of our time on the expansive flats and coral ridges that make St Brandon such a special destination.

Bonefish
Bonefishing was nothing short of world-class once again. The neap tides allowed for excellent access to shallow flats, where we encountered plenty of tailing fish in skinny water. A large number of quality bonefish were landed throughout the week. Returning guest Terry topped the charts with a stunning 9.5lb specimen—the largest of the week. First-time visitors Bill and Stu also made their mark, each landing solid 8lb fish during their second week on the atoll. These impressive catches are a testament to the consistent quality of this fishery.

Permit
The elusive Indo-Pacific permit made regular appearances, tailing and cruising the flats and coral ridges. Anglers had numerous shots at these challenging fish, and we’re thrilled to report that Terry—one of our seasonal regulars—managed to land a beautiful 6lb permit. The sheer number of permit sightings this week once again highlighted St Brandon as one of the premier destinations for targeting this highly sought-after species.

Trevally
Trevally fishing was full of excitement. Two striking bluefin trevally were brought to hand, including a 70cm beauty landed by guest Dave during his second week with us. Golden trevally, often spotted tailing over turtle grass flats, also made a strong showing. Our guests landed four of these prized fish on fly, a true highlight for any saltwater angler. While giant trevally were seen cruising the flats and ridges, none were landed this week—but the hunt continues!

Looking Back on Week 9
Week 9 brought with it unforgettable moments, great camaraderie, and excellent fishing. From the impressive number of bonefish to the thrilling encounters with permit and trevally, it was a week to remember. We had a blast hosting our guests and hope they enjoyed their time as much as we enjoyed having them.

Catch Summary – Week 9:

Bonefish: 215 (2 x 8lb, 1 x 9.5lb)
Indo-Pacific Permit: 1 (1 x 6lb)
Bluefin Trevally: 2 (1 x 70cm)
Golden Trevally: 4

Thanks again to everyone who joined us—we look forward to seeing you back on the flats soon!

Yours in fishing,
The St Brandon’s Guide Team

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Providence Blog: 22 – 29 April 2025

The last group of the season brought a fantastic mix of youth and experience, with some anglers making their first trip to the Seychelles. With high hopes and favorable weather, the week delivered memorable moments, personal milestones, and impressive catches.

Day 1:
Clear skies welcomed the group, and the action started early. Steve and Charles each landed a GT, with Charles’ fish measuring a solid 93cm. Guy and Ted had a productive day, each landing two bonefish and a trigger. Kohl landed his first GT, while Grant celebrated his first triggerfish. Keith rounded off a strong start with a trigger and his first-ever GT—a remarkable fish measuring 111cm.

Day 2:
Despite strong winds, the anglers pushed through under sunny skies. Kohl added a GT and a trigger, while Keith landed two more triggers. Grant added another to his count. Guy and Ted both landed their first GTs, with Guy bagging two. Phillip also joined the GT club with his first, while Steve added a trigger and a bumphead parrotfish. Rich had an excellent day, landing two GTs (one at 90cm). Charles and Dan also landed GTs, but the highlight of the day was Malik’s pair of GTs, including a standout fish measuring 115cm.

Day 3:
Cloudy, windy conditions made for tricky sight fishing, but perseverance paid off. Steve and Rich teamed up to land seven GTs between them, with Rich also landing an impressive 80cm bluefin trevally. Ted landed his first bumphead parrotfish, and Guy added another GT to his tally. A variety of other species kept the group busy and rods bent throughout the day.

Day 4:
Wind and patchy clouds lingered over Providence, but the catches kept coming. Dan landed his first bumphead and a GT, while Charles caught a beautiful napoleon wrasse. Grant added his first GT, Steve followed up with another, and Guy also brought in a solid napoleon.

Day 5:
Sunny skies and continued wind made for another great fishing day. Steve was on fire, landing three GTs, the largest at 93cm. Rich, Phillip, and Ted each landed GTs, while Dan brought in a quality 90cm fish. Keith and Kohl also caught GTs, and Grant capped off the day with two more, including a 100cm trophy. A fantastic performance across the board.

Day 6:
The final day brought calm winds and bright skies—ideal fishing conditions. Dan got into the action early, landing two GTs, and Charles added another. Keith and Kohl both brought GTs to hand, with Kohl landing two. Grant closed out the week in style with four GTs and a napoleon wrasse.

As the season comes to a close, it’s not just the numbers that stand out, but the shared experiences, laughter, and camaraderie. The final week delivered excellent fishing and memories that will last a lifetime. Until next season…

Weekly Totals:

Giant Trevally (GT): 47 (3 over 1 meter)
Bumphead Parrotfish: 3
Triggerfish: 9
Bonefish: 4
Napoleon Wrasse: 5
Bluefin Trevally: 51
Other: 330

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Providence Blog: 15 – 22 April 2025

A group of mostly first-time visitors to the Seychelles arrived at Providence Atoll, eager to experience its legendary flats and diverse species. The week proved to be nothing short of spectacular.

Day 1:
The week opened with clear skies and excellent conditions. Chris W landed a GT early on, while Chris S followed with a beautiful 95cm GT and a solid barracuda. Steen joined the action with a GT and a bonefish, while Kevin landed a bonefish over the magical 10lb mark. Logan brought in a GT, and both Austin and Clay each landed two GTs. The highlight of the day, however, was Adam’s first-ever GT—a massive 121cm fish. An unforgettable way to begin the week!

Day 2:
Under sunny skies with light cloud cover, the anglers enjoyed ideal sight-fishing conditions. Logan landed his first triggerfish—on his birthday, no less. Peter caught his first GT, and Austin added a quality 95cm GT to his tally. Chris S caught an impressive 76cm bluefin trevally, while Adam brought in a napoleon wrasse. Tom added a fine bonefish, and Clay had a productive session with two GTs and a bonefish.

Day 3:
Though clouds and heavy rain dominated the skies, dramatic weather added to the atmosphere. Austin and Chris W got things going with a GT each. Steen was on form, landing two GTs. Kevin and Clay had a double-up moment in the chaos, each hooking GTs simultaneously, and Logan added two more to his count.

Day 4:
Cloudy skies made for tough sight-fishing, but the group rose to the challenge. Kevin landed two triggerfish, Logan and Steen each caught a GT, while Adam and Clay added a triggerfish each. Tom and Chris W also added GTs. The milkfish made a surprise appearance, with Austin and Chris S each landing one. A strong day capped off with a wide variety of species.

Day 5:
Sunshine returned, and the anglers took full advantage. Tony landed his first GT—a solid 87cm fish on a 9wt rod. Ron scored big with three GTs, while Peter added another to his name. Tom landed a notable bumphead parrotfish, and Clay brought in a milkfish. Chris W, Logan, and Austin had a standout session, combining for three GTs, four triggerfish, and a napoleon. Kevin added two GTs (the largest at 93cm) and a triggerfish, while Steen rounded out the day with a GT, triggerfish, and napoleon.

Day 6:
Perfect conditions on the final day saw an explosion of activity. Steen, Logan, and Peter accounted for five triggerfish between them, with Steen also landing a GT. Austin, Chris S, Clay, and Tom each brought in GTs, with Tom also completing a rare slam by landing both species of triggerfish. Meanwhile, Tony, Ron, and Adam targeted bonefish, landing nine—the largest just shy of 10lbs. In the final minutes, Tony added a milkfish, closing the trip on a high.

As the tides transition from neaps to powerful springs, expectations are high for more water movement—and hopefully even more GT action in the coming days.

Weekly Totals:

Giant Trevally (GT): 41 (1 over 1 meter)
Triggerfish: 18
Bonefish: 13
Bumphead Parrotfish: 1
Milkfish: 4
Napoleon Wrasse: 3
Barracuda: 1
Island Trevally: 1
Bluefin Trevally: 33

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Providence Blog: 18 – 25 March 2025

Week 5 on Providence saw a mix of familiar and new faces eager to hit the flats. Despite varying weather conditions, the anglers were determined to make the most of each day.

Day 1: The weather was warm and overcast, making fish spotting a challenge, but some solid catches were made. Stephen and Rich each landed a giant trevally (GT), while Mike landed a 93cm GT. Dave M kicked off the week strong with a fantastic 101cm GT.

Day 2: Overcast and windy conditions made for tough fishing, but anglers still managed to land a wide variety of species. Stephen and Fred both caught GTs, while TJ and Jeff C each landed one as well. The highlight of the day was Rich, who hooked an elusive milkfish in overtime after an epic battle—well done to all.

Day 3: The weather shifted to sunny and windless conditions, perfect for sight fishing. Dave M, Stephen, and Rich each landed two bonefish, and both Dave and Stephen also caught GTs. In an exciting moment of mayhem, Mike, TJ, and Brian all tripled up on GTs. TJ had an incredible day, landing four GTs and a triggerfish, while Brian also added a triggerfish to his catch. Elsewhere, Therese landed her first Napoleon wrasse, and Dave B and Fred each caught GTs. Fred’s largest GT was 98cm, and Jeff S wasn’t far behind, landing two GTs with one reaching a remarkable 102cm. To cap off an action-packed day, Stephen landed an epic 114cm GT, finishing a truly memorable day on the flats.

Day 4: Another sunny, windless day greeted the anglers. TJ got things rolling early with a GT and triggerfish. Dave M added another GT to his tally, and both Jeff S and Stephen landed two GTs each. Brian caught two triggerfish, and Fred and Jeff C also added triggers to their lists.

Day 5: A dark and rainy day kept the anglers in their raincoats, but it didn’t dampen their spirits. Dave G and Jeff S each caught a GT and a triggerfish, while Jeff C landed three triggerfish. Brian continued his success with two GTs, and Fred, Steven, and TJ also caught one GT each. Mike rounded out the day with two GTs and a triggerfish, making for an impressive catch despite the dreary weather.

Day 6: On the final day of the week, Providence remained dark and rainy, but the anglers pushed through. TJ, Mike, and Jeff C all landed GTs, with TJ catching three. Rich added another GT to his haul, while Fred landed an impressive 99cm GT and a triggerfish. Brian, Dave B, and Jeff S all caught bonefish, with Dave’s breaching the 10lb mark. Brian and Jeff S also added a GT each, finishing off a fantastic week of fishing.

As the neap tides shift to spring, focus will turn more to GT fishing, with excitement building for what the coming weeks will bring on Providence.

Weekly Totals:

GTs: 47 (3 over 1 meter)
Bonefish: 11
Triggerfish: 15
Milkfish: 1
Napoleon Wrasse: 1
Bluefin Trevally: 40
Other species: 175

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Providence Blog: 18 – 25 Feb 2025

The start of the 2025 Providence season brought a mix of new and familiar faces, along with some unpredictable weather. The first day began and ended with heavy rain, with only brief moments of sunshine. Despite the challenging conditions, the anglers showed great perseverance. Timothy kicked off the action with a GT, and Eric landed a nice bluefin, marking his first saltwater fish on fly. Eugene followed with a solid 89cm GT, while Frank caught two GTs and a triggerfish. Tom, Russel, andJoe each landed a GT, but the highlight of the day was Marko’s incredible 127cm GT, a stunning start to the season.

The following day brought clear skies, and the anglers took full advantage. Anthony hooked a yellow margin triggerfish, while Tom added a GT and another trigger. Eugene added two more GTs to his tally, and Frank landed two GTs, including a stunning 105cm trophy. The standout moment came when Shannon landed his first-ever GT, a giant at 110cm, and capped off the day by catching his first yellowmargin triggerfish. Another successful day on Providence.

The sunny weather continued, and the focus shifted to tailing species, which didn’t disappoint. John landed a bonefish, and Shannon managed three. Eugene caught six bones and a triggerfish, while Marko also added a triggerfish to his list. Eric landed his first GT, and Frank completed a flats slam, catching three bones, a triggerfish, and a GT.

The favorable weather continued, and the anglers were treated to an excellent day. GTs made a big comeback, with 17 landed in total. Marko and Anthony each landed a GT, and John had a fantastic day, landing three GTs. Eric, Russel, Tom, Eugene, and Joe each landed two GTs. Tim also managed two GTs, including a particularly memorable battle that resulted in a very respectable bumpy.

The next day, another sunny day offered great visibility, but the fish proved to be a bit more elusive. Still, the anglers managed some impressive catches. Anthony landed another GT, and both Eugene and Shannon added to their GT totals. Russel had an especially successful day, landing two GTs and his first-ever bumpy.

On the final day of the week, the weather couldn’t have been better. John, Tom, Russel, and Joe each landed a GT. Anthony added both a GT and a triggerfish to his tally, while Eugene landed two triggerfish. Tim finished the week strong, landing two GTs, the largest measuring 90cm. After a long chase on foot, William landed his first GT on fly, and Frank capped off the week with an impressive 99cm GT.

As Week 1 came to a close, the tides shifted toward the springs, promising even bigger tides and potentially more epic catches in the days ahead.

Week 1 Totals:

GTs: 47 (3 over 1 meter)
Triggerfish: 9
Bumpy: 2
Bonefish: 13
Bluefin: 34
Other: 78

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St Brandon Blog: 24 September – 4 October 2024

Welcome to our 4th week of the season, where we welcomed a group from Westbank Anglers who arrived ready to spend two weeks with us on the atoll.

The conditions we were dealt were slightly challenging at times, but we were back into the neap tides with a fair bit of wind, cloud and minimal rain.

On the Bonefish front, we unfortunately only had sporadic glimpses of what St Brandon is known for i.e big skinny water tailing bones. For the most part they are still schooled up and holding in deeper sections, which is highly unusual for this time of the year. Our guests did however manage to get their presentations where they needed to be when some opportunities presented themselves, coaxing a fair number of bones to the net. Well done to Tench with the biggest of the week, a very respectable fish of 8,5lbs.

The Permit fishing this week was however way more impressive, and despite the fact the total landed during their first week was 5, there were regular opportunities daily, both on the flats and around the islands. Congratulations to anglers Mike, Ben and JT on getting their yellow Permits, who landed the biggest for the week. Three of the fish netted were over 10 lbs,Ben opening his Permit account on the first day with a beauty that pulled the scale to 15lbs, Mike with an incredible specimen of 16lbs the day after and JT’s respectable 10.5lbs prize.

On the Trevally front, we saw lots of Bluefin patrolling the flats and the coral ridges, but for some reason most wanted nothing to do with what we had to offer. We managed to connect with 5 however, the average size ranging between 60cm and 70cm. We also ran into some large GT’s and hooked a couple, but unfortunately only none made it to hand. We are all very excited for the Trevally times that lie ahead and no doubt our numbers will improve as the season moves on and the weather warms up.

To summarise, we only saw glimpses of what the fishery can produce but believe the group enjoyed their first week and were looking forward to their second.

Until then

The St Brandon guide team.

Our catch tally for the week was:

Bonefish – 54

Permit – 5

Bluefin Trevally – 5

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St Brandon Blog: 17 – 27 Sept 2024

Anticipation was high as we headed into our third week of the season, and our guests were already on the atoll eager and ready to start their second week. Tides wise we were moving into neaps which would allow us more time wading the submerged flats and in a more relaxed fashion.

Our guests enjoyed some exciting fishing during their week out on the atol, although the bonefishing sessions we experienced remained a little tougher than we are accustomed to. This was not due to a lack in numbers as everyone had plenty of targets to cast at, but the fish just seemed off for some reason…especially in skinny water. We found some big schools however and managed to get into them during the course of the week. Our largest fish netted was 7lbs, although we did see some really big bones during the 7 days. These big fish are for the most part really smart, most often requiring long and accurate casts along with a little luck.

The Permit numbers we witnessed once again impressed, all the guests having great shots at them. As is their way, Permit are however never easy to convince and despite many refusals and near misses, three fish did make it to the net before the week came to a close. There were some nail biting moments included in these sessions, with fish following the fly for long periods and just not committing….aaaagghhhh! Mark and guide Jarryd however landed a true trophy in the first ten minutes of his last day out on the flat, the fish weighing in at an impressive 16lbs. Congratulations on an exceptional fish Mark!!!!!

The Trevally fishing was somewhat interesting over the last few days. The Bluefin Trevally were few and far between compared with the week before, however the GTs had well and truly come out to play. We encountered a fair number of GT`s during the week, both around the islands as well as the flats, with most, if not all of our guests having opportunities at these ultimate predators. By the end of the week we had managed to hook 5 x GTs and land 4. Congratulations to Scott and Brian on the biggest of the bunch, both 98cm brutes….just falling short of the magical metre mark. All in all though, we had some great shots and saw some really big fish smashing bait which is always thrilling and a great experience to be a part of out on the water.

To summarise the week, we thoroughly enjoyed the time spent on the flats, as well as the camaraderie around the dinner table with our new friends. At times we had to push through some challenging weather conditions, but our anglers still managed to land some cracking fish. Thank you to all our guests for the great time on and off the water. We really hope we get to fish together again in the near future.

The St Brandon Guide team

Our catch tally for the week

Bonefish – 105
Permit – 3
GTs – 4

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St Brandon Blog: 10 – 20 Sept 2024

So we headed into week two on what is surely one of the most remote and beautiful places on earth. Joining us were a group of fresh and very excited anglers who would spend and share two weeks with us on this world class fishery, having opted for our two week package option. We unfortunately faced challenging conditions at the start of the week, with strong south easterly winds and rain. Tough conditions for sure, but the guests stuck at it and as the week progressed the weather improved and so did the fishing.

On the bonefishing front, we found good numbers of fish. Schooled up fish as well as quality singles and doubles. Our anglers managed to land a fair number of fish presenting to the schools around the landmasses on the atoll, however the singles and doubles we encountered on the submerged flats were a bit more weary and on the spooky side. As such, long, accurate casts were the order of the day. The biggest Bonefish for the week was a beauty, pulling the scale to 11.5lbs. Congratulations to guest angler Sonya on a magnificent specimen.!!!!

The permit fishing was nothing short of world class, both in terms of overall numbers as well as fish tailing.The flats as well as the islands presented us with a great number of solid opportunities at pods of 3 to 6 fish, and although the catch records don’t suggest it, we enjoyed some of the finest Permit fishing one could hope for. We did however manage to trick a few and get them into the net. A very well done to anglers Mark and Alan on landing their coveted Indo-Pacific Permit.

The trevally fishing this week was very exciting and maybe somewhat of an improvement from the previous week. We saw good quantities of big Bluefin cruising and slamming into bait fish on the flats as well the coral edges, and despite big Bluefin being some of the smartest fish going around we managed to land a few good ones between 60 and 70cm. Some rather large GT’s were seen on the flats and around the islands but none were converted and others did not hang around long enough to have a good shot at them. The only real physical GT interaction this week was a brief one, when angler Scott hooked an emperor which was almost at our feet, when a big GT came out of nowhere and decided he wanted it a lot more than more than we did…..

Overall, conditions were a little tough and at times unsettled, but on a positive note the water is cool and everyone is super excited about what the atoll has in store for us for next week and the rest of the season. All of us here on St Brandon had a great week, had loads of fun and established some new terrific friendships.

Until next week

The St Brandon Guide Team

Our catch tally for the week:

Bonefish – 88 (largest 11.5lbs)

Permit – 2

Bluefin Trevally – 7

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Providence Blog: 5 – 12 Dec 2023

Before we knew it, the final week of the Providence October – December 2023 season was here.
Fate would have it that we welcomed back our friends from AOS, Alex and Stephan. They were hosting a full house of guests from Austria, Marco was staying on for another week and our friend from South Africa, Peter, joined the group. A few first-timers to the salt and some guests on their 10th trip to the Seychelles. We were set to finish the week and season strong.

On the first day, we had some patchy light and low winds. Manuel, Gernot, and Chris’s team got straight into the action when they came across a mob of nurse sharks with about 200 GTs with them. Chris and Manuel landed a few GTs immediately, but the day went to Gernot, who landed his first GT and 3 others, including a 112cm. Well done Gernot The husband and wife team of Klaus V and Christina teamed up with Peter. Peter got off the mark early with an excellent GT on a crab. They all landed 1 bonefish each, and Christina got a sizeable yellow margin trigger to hand. Klaus V also landed a nice-sized Napoleon. The new team of Freddy, Klaus and Lucas landed their first GTs for the trip. Alex, Stephan, and Marco also got into the gents and brought 6 to hand. Bring the first day to a close with 17 GTs landed and signs of good things to come.

Sadly, as we often experience on the atoll, the weather can change on a dime, and we woke on the second day to 360 degree glare and rain all day. The teams thus set out to find a few bonefish; Lukas and Klaus landed their first 2 bones each, whilst Freddy caught his first and five more for the day, plus landed his first ever sailfish. Well done gents! Christina and Peter landed the only 2 GTs for the day.

We rose to beautiful weather on day three and set out to try to make up for the previous day’s bad light. Freddy, Klaus, and Lukas kept their momentum going with 1 each and 5 more bonefish. Peter, Christina, and their husband Klaus landed 8 bonefish—five for Peter, 2 for Klaus, and 1 for Christina. Alex, Stephan, and Marco found five lovely bones in the morning, and Stephan landed the first and only bumpy for the week. But the day’s fish went to Marco, who hooked and landed a GT measuring 114cm after a stressful fight involving some coral heads and a few swims. Well done, Marco!

On the 4th day, we had much of the same momentum. The teams kept the GT tally steadily ticking over with many more memorable catches. The trio of Alex, Stephan, and Marco landed 8 GTs, but the most memorable was 1 of Stephan’s fish that ate spectacularly after a long follow-in; the fish also measured 97cm—well done gents! Klaus, Freddy and Lukas also landed 5 GTs, 2 for Freddy and Klaus and one for Lukas, including a nice GT caught by Klaus V. This brought the day’s tally to 13 more GTs.

For the 5th and second to last day of the season, it looked like we would have excellent light and low winds. Peter got off the mark first with an absolute cracker of a fish, which after a short chase and another swim, the fish measuring 115cm was landed. His fishing partners Klaus V and Christina sadly ost a bumpy each shortly after. The other teams used the light well and caught many more GTs. Freddy, big Klaus and Lukas landed 7 GTs between them. The trio of Alex, Stephan and Marco matched this number. Emanuel, Chris and Gernot landed four more, whilst Chris ended the day off with a sailfish. Well done to everyone!

The season’s final day was here and thankfully the weather was going to play fair. We set off with blue skies and high hopes. Big Klaus landed his final GT for the trip which was spotted sitting in a white hole. Marco, Stephan, Klaus V and Peter also finished with a final GT each for their trip. Gernot and Manuel also landed a fish each, but it was Gernot who topped the teams with a second fish in the afternoon. Well done to all on a great week fo fishing and fun to close out our season!