Captain's Blog

June is the month that usually has calm winds and good visibility water. It's also the month where we target bigger cuta, find yellow fin tuna,  sailfish, prodigal son, natal snoek and wahoo. Tempretures are colder and it's a good month to plan a trip.This year was different, and I get reminded once again why I can never get tired of this game. To me the hunt is where the challenge is, and being my 15th year here, I had to dig deep this time.I was joined once again by Owen, Dane, Ch...

Just had a group from South Africa, Chris, Dave, Owen and Dane join me here at the lodge. Owen had been with me on a previous live aboard yacht trip off Quelimane the previous year. These are expierenced guys aged from forty to fifty five, well seasoned, competent and prepared.What an incredible four full days we had.Getting here is a challenge, with an internal flight to Johannesburg, South Africa, a flight to Maputo, then a connecting flight to Inhambane. A 10 min ride in a taxi, a 15 min boat...

Spearfishing Northern Mocambique new destination and the tried and tested one.

6 night liveaboard trip to the Primieras and Segundas islands. Depart Quelimane, Moçambique. Plenty fishing, many species (last count 36) 

Just a quick update for the next few months for people who want to climb aboard as there are still a few gaps to fill.

Chat to me anytime, with whatsapp the easiest, but also email, instagram and facebook. (although i dont check daily). Lets go fishing! Life is short.

Fish or spearfish on a liveaboard yacht off Moçambique

Dogtooth Tuna are known for their incredible burst of speed, strength and will test your equipment. Don't bring a penknife to a gunfight!

This last week i had the pleasure of guiding and fishing with Barry and Gary, father and son. These two have been fishing together ever since Gary was a youngun, still at school. Barry used to call the teacher, and tell her Gary was going to be away for a few days on a fishing trip with Dad, and that was that.....

Swordfish, also known as Broadbill, are on most anglers bucket list, and for good reason. Few people have caught them. It takes patience, determination, strength, an arsenal of high quality fishing tackle, and lastly knowledge of how to target, and catch them.