Koh Tao is a true paradise for Big game anglers on a budget and could be described as having the cheapest marlin fishing in the world. The island of Koh Tao is situated in the Gulf of Thailand and only a couple hours boat and taxi ride from Koh samui airport which makes it accessible for anglers with a limited time frame.
The main targets on these wreck fishing trips are Marlin and other billfish species, African pompano (Alectis ciliaris) in the daytime , bigeye trevally (Caranx sexfasciatus) , and gold snapper (Lutjanus johnii) at nighttime. Occasional catches of cobia, barracuda, shark, mackerel and grouper keep things interesting.Standard tackle for fishing would be a stiff boat rod and overhead reel filled with 40lb mono line. The terminal tackle consists of a 40lb leader just over a meter long, and as light a weight as possible running free above the swivel. Small sharp hooks like Gamakatsu no14 are perfect. All tackle and baits are included.
Possibly the cheapest Marlin fishing in the world.
The best bait are live sardines jigged up with a small sabiki rig but failing that either squid or plaa thu(a small mackerel with very oily flesh) work OK.
Pricing for this private charter is 6000 Thai baht per day and includes all Tackle and Baits.
This daily charter fishing trip is availiable as a day or multiday trip.
Due to the changing weather in the region we advise that you email for booking requests. Please provide us with your prefered fishng dates aswell as number of anglers in your party. Dont hesitate to email tours@megafishingthailand.com for the latest weather or catch reports.
Koh Tao is a true paradise for Big game anglers on a budget and could be described as having the cheapest marlin fishing in the world. The island of Koh Tao is situated in the Gulf of Thailand and only a couple hours boat and taxi ride from Koh samui airport which makes it accessible for anglers with a limited time frame.
The main targets on these wreck fishing trips are Marlin and other billfish species, African pompano (Alectis ciliaris) in the daytime , bigeye trevally (Caranx sexfasciatus) , and gold snapper (Lutjanus johnii) at nighttime. Occasional catches of cobia, barracuda, shark, mackerel and grouper keep things interesting.Standard tackle for fishing would be a stiff boat rod and overhead reel filled with 40lb mono line. The terminal tackle consists of a 40lb leader just over a meter long, and as light a weight as possible running free above the swivel. Small sharp hooks like Gamakatsu no14 are perfect. All tackle and baits are included.
