Fishing in Seychelles
If you're on the lookout for an enchanting travel experience paired with exceptional fishing opportunities, Seychelles is the place you've been dreaming of. This stunning destination has a little something for everyone—whether you're keen to explore the shallow flats, delve into the vibrant reefs, or venture out for offshore adventures. Just hop on one of the numerous fishing charters and fishing tours and trips available, and all the fishing excitement will be at your fingertips.
You won’t have to go far to start catching fish in Seychelles. The vibrant flats that encircle the islands are teeming with life. Close to shore, you can target a range of species, including Giant Trevally, Bonefish, Milkfish, Bohar Snapper, and many others.
If you choose to head a bit further out, you'll be greeted by an even richer assortment of marine life. The colorful Triggerfish and Parrotfish, massive Grouper, Barracuda, and various Wrasse are just some of the enticing catches that roam the reefs and coral beds. And if luck is on your side, you might even encounter Mahi Mahi, Bonito, or the thrilling Yellowfin Tuna during your fishing charter in Seychelles.
Of course, Seychelles is also a fantastic place to find some pelagics. As hit the deeper waters, you will get your shot at Wahoo, massive GT, Blue and Black Marlin, Sailfish… and numerous other big game fish. You can plan your full and half day fishing charter with Miles Escape Charter for an unforgettable fishing trip in Seychelles.
Most fishing charters in Seychelles are primarily based around islands of Mahé, Praslin, and La Digue. However, with some planning, you can also venture out to the Outer Islands, including Alphonse, St. François, and Cosmoledo. The peak fishing season takes place from October to May, as the southeast winds can make the time from May to September less optimal for fishing in Seychelles.
Some Rules & Regulations:
In Seychelles, fishing is allowed without the necessity of a license however, please be aware that spearfishing is prohibited. Many local captains are actively involved in fish conservation initiatives, so it’s important to adhere to their guidance regarding which species you are permitted to keep.
