
Offshore tuna fishing
Full-day offshore charters for yellowfin, bigeye, bluefin and longfin tuna, on the grounds south-west of Cape Point.
9 to 12 hoursto 40 nm offshoreHout Bay Harbour

Full-day offshore charters for yellowfin, bigeye, bluefin and longfin tuna, on the grounds south-west of Cape Point.
9 to 12 hoursto 40 nm offshoreHout Bay Harbour

Yellowtail on light tackle at Cape Point or Robben Island, with bottom fishing when the gamefish are quiet. The trip that runs when the offshore grounds will not.
6 to 8 hoursto 12 nm offshoreHout Bay Harbour

Private cruises along the Atlantic Seaboard with a braai at anchor, stand-up paddleboards and unmatched views of Table Mountain.
3, 6 or 8 hoursto 18 nm offshoreHout Bay Harbour

Dedicated pelagic birding trips to the trawling grounds, where up to seven albatross species have been recorded.
8 to 10 hoursto 30 nm offshoreHout Bay Harbour
Four: offshore tuna fishing (9 to 12 hours, up to 7 guests), inshore light tackle and bottom fishing for yellowtail (6 to 8 hours, up to 8), private coastal cruises along the Atlantic Seaboard (3, 6 or 8 hours, up to 10) and pelagic birding charters (8 to 10 hours, up to 10 plus the guide). All depart Hout Bay Harbour.
The inshore trip. It is shorter and closer in than an offshore day, trolling suits every skill level, and all tackle is supplied. For a group that wants time on the water without committing to fishing, the coastal cruise.
Yes. Every trip can be booked privately, and coastal cruises are private only. Shared charters on the fishing and birding trips can be arranged on request.
March to June and October to December are the peak months. January and February are variable: some years they fish as well as the peak, others less so. Tuna are not targeted from July to September, when inshore is the trip to book.
Tackle, bait, ice, cleaning of your catch, an experienced captain and mate, fuel, and food and drinks on every trip. Not included: gratuities and a personal fishing permit where one is required.