BCSS Underwater Observatory Project: predator kill behavior

BCSS, WildBlue Expeditions, and MYDO fishing are collaborating on fish attack behaviour studies.

BCSS Underwater Observatory Project: predator kill behavior BCSS Underwater Obervatory Project: The first ‘croc couta comes in for a real close look but turns away right the last second. There are two of the +-20kg class fish circling the live bait with piqued interest. In a flash the hapless bonito has its tail sliced off. Blood … Read more

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Yellowfin Tuna time in Mozambique

It most certainly is Yellowfin Tuna time here in Mozambique

Yellowfin Tuna time in Mozambique Fresh in from Bazaruto Island: Captain Duarte Rato has been hard at all February, and rounds it all off with a fantastic trip he got together with his Dad and his son. Spanning three generations, the effort was serious enough, but with the help of Duarte Jnr’s mom Gretha, those … Read more

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Super HOT February in Bazaruto – fishbazaruto.com

Super hot February in Bazaruto waters

Super HOT February in Bazaruto – fishbazaruto.com Another Super HOT February in Bazaruto. Enjoy another sizzling report from Captain Duarte Rato fishing the offshore waters of the Bazaruto Archipelago. February is not normally considered marlin fishing prime time. But that has not been the case this year as even a couple of 800’s have been … Read more

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1000lbs Marlin on New Years Day

1000lbs Marlin taken on New Years Day in Western Oz

1000lbs Marlin on New Years Day A 1000lbs Marlin on New Years Day and a bunch of other stories make up the latest post by Captain Duarte Rato – sportfishing Captain with FishBazaruto.com. The 1000lbs marlin was not caught at Bazaruto (it was a Blue Marlin taken of Western Australia), but the fish became somewhat controversial, … Read more

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Marlin release pro Captain Duarte Rato checks in from Bazaruto

It's marlin season down on the KZN South Coast too

Marlin release pro Captain Duarte Rato checks in from Bazaruto Marlin release pro Captain Duarte Rato checks in from Bazaruto with two more Captain’s Blogs from his recent excursions taming marlin out off Bazaruto. It’s just amazing, that our eastern seaboard, right on our doorstep, has so many marlin. From as far south as the … Read more

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