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great crew! hardest working mate I ever saw. boat was spotless and gear was high quality and in great condidtion.
Tom
Sehr schöne Tour wie immer. Jederzeit gerne wieder ! Für Touristen genau das richtige. Für fortgeschrittene Angler auch lustig aber zu kleine Fänge, dafür aber reich an Artenvielfalt.
Philipp Grössl
Super netter Captain - Pablo -, schönes sauberes Boot,
Schönes Wetter und viele Fische. Was will man mehr
Jederzeit wieder!!!!
Cosmin Silasi
My girlfriend and I both love to fish and Toms Catch was an amazing experience for us! We did the 4-hour trip. It took about 30-40 min to get out into the ocean where our captain thought we’d begin catching fish. We were hoping for tuna but we heard it was more likely we’d catch either mahi mahi, barracuda or wahoo, and that was fine with us too. After getting out into the ocean, our captain found a spot to circle around. After about 20 min without a hookup, our captain studied the ocean, especially the currents and then set off in a different direction after spotting flocks of diving birds (albatross, I think). Then for the next 40 min, we hooked one after another, landing 4 beautiful tuna. Most were between 20-25lbs! We were exhausted but exhilarated at the same time! That evening the Japanese restaurant cooked our catch for us. My girlfriend and I relived that experience over and over for the remainder of our trip. One of the BEST fishing charters ever, and even better was that Tom’s Catch was one of the most reasonably priced of all!
Paul Borgese
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Fish Species
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The the European barracuda (Sphyraena sphyraena) is also known as the Mediterranean barracuda. This predator is common in the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. They can grow up to 1,65m and weigh over 3,5kg.
MORE INFO >European Barracuda
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This fish is of the Balistidae family. There are about 40 species of triggerfish. The largest trigger triggerfish can grow up to 75 cm (30 inch).
MORE INFO >Triggerfish
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Mangrove red snapper (Lutjanus argentimaculatus), also known as mangrove jack in Australia, belongs to the snapper family. It is found in the Indian Ocean and the western Pacific Ocean from the African coast to Samoa and Japan in the north to Australia in the south. Mangrove red snapper can grow up to 1,5 m and reach a maximum weight of almost 9 kg.
MORE INFO >Mangrove red snapper
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The White Marlin (Kajikia albida) is a very nice predator which can be caught off shore in warmer waters. This powerful fighter usually feeds during day time on fish, octopuses and squids. They can be caught trolling with artificial lures or with dead bait (bonito, mackerel...).
MORE INFO >White Marlin
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The perch (Perca fluviatilis), also known as the European perch is a common predatory fish. It is widely spread in Europe and northern Asia. Perch can grow up to 60 cm and reach a weight of 3kg. The are normally caught spinfishing with spinner lures, rubber lures etc.
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Fishing techniques
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Shark fishing is a sport that combines fisherman against one of the oldest animals on the planet. It is an exciting form of fishing when productive and is usually done, but not always, by chumming the water close to your fishing grounds and fishing with an alive or dead natural bait.
MORE INFO >Shark Fishing
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Carp fishing can be said to attract and special and dedicated group of fishing lovers. The sole aim is to target this one fish species and release the fish unharmed. Carp fishing is done mainly on the bottom of the water where the carp mainly feed.
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Jigging is the fishing technique where an angler fishes a metal lure, called a jig, vertically. This is opposed to spinnerbaits which move through the water horizontally. Basically, a metal lure is dropped to a certain depth (normally the bottom) and then reeled in with rhythmic, jerky moves to attract the predator.
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Pelagic Sharpshooting
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Fly fishing is a unique style of fishing compared to most other forms available. In the past, it was a technique that was used solely for freshwater fishing but that has changed and it is now possible it saltwater as well.
The casting style used to present a fly is much different from any other form of fishing.
MORE INFO >Fly fishing
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A fishing charter is a guided fishing trip where you hire a professional skipper or guide to take you out on a boat to fish.
On a fishing charter trip, you should bring sunscreen, weather-appropriate clothing, comfortable footwear, and personal items like a camera and ID. Aa cooler for storing fish is a nice-to-have. On most charters fishing tackle is provided on board (check this during the booking process though). Feel free to bring your own tackle if you want :-)
The cost of chartering a fishing boat varies depending on location, duration, boat size, and services provided. Prices can range from a few hundred dollars to several thousand dollars.
Tipping on a fishing charter is customary and generally ranges from 15% to 20% of the charter cost, but it can vary based on your satisfaction with the service and locality of the charter.
Wear weather-appropriate clothing, including layers and a rain jacket if necessary. Non-slip shoes or deck shoes with good traction are recommended. Don’t forget your cap :-)
A fishing license is typically not required when chartering a fishing boat, as the captain or guide holds the necessary licenses for the operation. However, it's essential to verify this with the charter skipper beforehand.