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Introduction

The Marlin

The marlin fish caught in Kenya big game sport fishing can weigh  from 100lb to well over 1000lb,  the heaviest fish ever caught on rod and line in Kenyan (Malindi) waters was a 1,248lb blue marlin caught in 1995.

This fish is displayed along with many other fish on the walls of the Malindi Sea fishing Club (MSFC). The MSFC is a truly wonderful place, steeped in angling history, and they make what is undoubtedly the finest prawn curry in the world!

Nocturnal Broadbill sword fish

There are barely a handful of destinations scattered around the world where that most elusive member of the billfish clan, the nocturnal broadbill swordfish is regularly caught; Kenya (Malindi, Watamu and Shimon) is probably the best, fishing for these elusive fish involves an overnight trip, which in itself is a wonderful experience. Broadbill are caught year round but the prime time is  generally regarded as being January-March .

The Giant Trevally

The giant Trevally is something of a cult angling species, Kenya offers the visiting angler an excellent chance of doing battle with this immensely powerful members of the jack family. GTs are commonly known to live over reefs and banks, often in large shoals of fish that can include individual specimens in excess of 100lb.

The Yellow Fin Tuna

Tuna notably the Yellow Fin Tuna found in such abundance off the coast of Kenya are one of the strongest fish in the sea; guaranteed to raise a sweat on the brow of even the fittest angler! School size Yellow Fin Tuna, fish from 10-40lb, can be caught through out the season.

The biggest Yellow Fin Tuna, fish that in recent years have included specimens to over 220lb, have appeared in August and September, but be warned, fighting these brutally strong fish is certainly not for the unfit or faint hearted! Other species of Tuna can also be caught in these waters including skip jack, long tail, big eye and the eastern little tuna that are widely referred to as bonito.

Tiger and Mako sharks

Many species of shark can be encountered off the Kenyan coast, a sizeable population of Tiger Sharks has been located off Watamu hooking one, can almost be a formality; successfully playing a hooked tiger shark to the boat to be tagged and released is entirely another matter! The much prized Mako shark is another species that is occasionally encountered by anglers fishing off Kenya. These predators average from 300-800lb but many 1,000lb

A day’s offshore fishing in the Indian Ocean off the coast of East Africa will produce many other species including; the incredibly fast Wahoo, the gloriously coloured and sweet tasting Dorado or Felusi (in Swahili). Two species of barracuda, king mackerel-known as kingfish, cobia, rainbow runner etc
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