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Topic: off to Fiji may 2012
Posted By: sappercatcha
Subject: off to Fiji may 2012
Date Posted: 29 Aug 2011 at 4:15pm
hi we are off to Fiji in may of next year for a family Holiday, hoping to get a fishing trip in wile we are there any info on charter boats would be great
we are staying in denerau island



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Posted By: Ocean Blue
Date Posted: 10 Oct 2011 at 1:02pm
Hey Sapper, 

I get asked this question a lot, Denarau is the main hotel, marina complex and launch place for all boats out of Nadi. It gets fished a lot. There are much better places such as Ono island or even the Coral Coast if you want to fish seriously.  

Cheers David


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Posted By: NZ Critter
Date Posted: 31 Oct 2011 at 11:02pm
yo Sapper
my mate & I are planning to take our wives for a holiday in May
(excuse to get over there 4 a fish)
when you goin?
would be keen to share a charter
 


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Posted By: sappercatcha
Date Posted: 01 Nov 2011 at 9:39am
18-29 may good idea to share a charter means we will probley get a better trip for our money we will have 3 going my brother my dad and me


Posted By: Joker
Date Posted: 12 Dec 2011 at 6:14pm
take a SP/popper rod and try land based either end of the rock wall breakwater leading into Denerau harbour. At each end there are back eddys depending on which way the tide is running and No1 son has caught small gt 3-5kg, raised spanish mackeral on popper, numerous mangrove jack even got spooled on his SW fly rod. I fished from a boat here with a popper and raised a big oogly that I didn't see but boy did it go.


Posted By: tightlines2
Date Posted: 27 Dec 2011 at 10:02pm
CryUnfortunately Joker that area hasn't produced on my last 2 trips. The locals are fishing it with netsAngry. That said it is probably more productive than most of the charters out of there. Going north is probably the best bet, although we have had some good trips out from the Shangrila on the Coral Coast, but I suspect that you will be a few weeks too early for the good YFT runs. Next time I go back I'll still try those rocks though.Smile   

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Posted By: marlinstar-NZ
Date Posted: 07 Mar 2012 at 8:31pm
hi tightlines, i am going to stay there in june. do you know what the fishing is like off the rocks around there? i was planning on taking a spinning rod & some small poppers. also if you have any reccomendations for charters around the coral coast area would be much appreciated. cheers

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Posted By: tightlines2
Date Posted: 12 Mar 2012 at 5:47pm
Originally posted by marlinstar-NZ marlinstar-NZ wrote:

hi tightlines, i am going to stay there in june. do you know what the fishing is like off the rocks around there? i was planning on taking a spinning rod & some small poppers. also if you have any reccomendations for charters around the coral coast area would be much appreciated. cheers
 
PM me your phone number and I'll share my 5 cents worth 


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Posted By: marlinstar-NZ
Date Posted: 13 Mar 2012 at 10:20am
cheers Greg. pm sent

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Posted By: wanabe
Date Posted: 18 Jan 2013 at 7:56am
contact Sonasali Island resort and find out if they still run the boston whaler for morning fishing I used it often when living there it was about 400 for a half day for the boat less if there is other's on it.

Leaves at 5-30 am so you have to be up early http://www.sonaisali.com/" rel="nofollow - http://www.sonaisali.com/

I had some good luck with them and caught some nice fin




We where about 8 miles straight off the main entrance to the island and on the next trip I caught a bigger one that broke the reel seat away from the reel  
TLD's after lots of time on the water brake down



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