Estimated 60kg GT released in southern Mozambique.

Sailfish ladies eye the trophy at the Vilankulos Sailfish 2017

Margaruque Sailfish by Captain Duarte Rato

Vilanculo Gamefishing with Kyle Saayman and a bunch of Queen Mackerel

Callum Saayman and his umpteenth Natal Snoek

Deep Sea Fishing Barra

Name: Deep Sea Fishing Barra
SKU: 2477
Price: 12500.00 ZAR
Availability: InStock

R12,500.00

Get the Sardine team guarantee of a great fishing trip out of Barra and Tofo. Decades of navigating and fishing these waters gives you piece of mind. As do our new and well-maintained fleet of boats. Fish for marlin and sailfish – and all the favourite suspects found in the Mozambican current that scrapes past here non-stop.

Category: Fishing Experiences Tags: billfish, black marlin, blue marlin, couta, deep sea tofo barra, kingfish, marlin'sailfishi, queen mackeral

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Deep Sea Fishing Barra

Deep Sea Fishing Barra: Fishing out in these remote waters is extremely rewarding, but you cannot take chances with just anyone. Our collective experience in the Inhambane Province of Mozambique waters totals more than 30 years. We have a fully functional work shop and are Yamaha and Mydo agents…these factors combined mean we offer a professional, rewarding and safe operation (as opposed to some of the absolute cowboys who come and go year-to-year).

The Inhambane Bay is the gateway to so much fishing variety…often we don’t even get past Linga Linga on our trips…the bay has so much fish in it. King and Queen mackeral love the tidal channels and sandbars and on some days even the billfish come right inside. Having lunch at Linga and then casting to huge shoals of gamefish a few metres from the shore!

The Barra, Tofo, Tofinho, Dos Rochas points stick right out into the Mozambican Channel and produce kingfish, cobia, skipjack, couta, snoek on light tackle live bait or drop shot. And if we get a decent bonito or tuna for live bait, practically any sort of monster will jump on it. Marlin, blue, black and striped love the drop-offs behind the main diving reefs, cruising up and down looking for tuna to gobble. It’s also out here that the wahoo swim, and if you can get a bait down there…big amberjack and kingfish haunt the depths.

Boats vary, but we do have many choices of neat little cats like this one…and your guide will be Sean Lange. Availability is the key here – get in touch on umzimkulu@gmail.com or WhatsApp +27 79 326 9671.