Fun Fishing Bali
Seasonal Calendar
The best action typically runs from April through November, every season offers exciting opportunities to target different species. Whether you're chasing Giant Trevally, Tuna, Mahi-Mahi, Sailfish, or simply looking for an unforgettable day on the water, our experienced local crew will take you to the most productive fishing grounds.
Check our seasonal calendar, choose the perfect time for your trip, and get ready for your next big catch.
Private Boat Fishing Bali
Embark on an unforgettable fishing charter bali trip and discover the thrill of private fishing in the Bali waters.
FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
💬 Where is the best place to fishing trip in Bali?
✨ The best places for fishing trip Bali are Nusa Penida Island and fishing in nusa Lembongan!
💬 What methods of catching fish are used in Bali fishing charters?
✨ We use a variety of techniques including trolling, bottom fishing, jigging and popping for large predators
💬 How much does it cost Bali fishing?
✨ Prices vary depending on the type of Bali fishing trips.
Trolling and Coral, price from $390 and Game fishing costs from $500 per trip.
💬 Is it possible to cook caught fish in fishing trip in Bali?
✨ Yes you can grill your fish at the Beach Club
💬 Do you guarantee catch on a Bali fishing tours?
✨ Unfortunately, like most fishing companies, we cannot guarantee a catch
Escape the bustling city and immerse yourself in the tranquil beauty of Bali's waters on your private yacht.
Whether you're an amazing experienced angler or a novice looking to enjoy a Nusa Penida fishing trip, our crew will ensure an experience.
Our trip takes you to the game fishing area around Nusa Penida, and you will troll for Tuna, Blue Marlin, Mackerel and many other species of deepwater game fish.
All depends on your luck - For the trolling, is there a chance of catching giant trevally, tuna and mahi mahi as well 🐟💦
With our private boats, you have the opportunity to indulge in a private fishing adventure
TROLLING
Trolling is a fishing method where baited fishing lines are drawn through the water. Special purpose fishing rods and multiplier reel sets with rigid 0.9 mm fluorocarbon leaders or stainless steel leaders are mainly used in this technique.
FISH CAUGHT DURING A TROLLING TRIP
Wahoo
Mahi Mahi
Red Snapper
Sailfish
Tuna
TROLLING
Trolling is a fishing method where baited fishing lines are drawn through the water. Special purpose fishing rods and multiplier reel sets with rigid 0.9 mm fluorocarbon leaders or stainless steel leaders are mainly used in this technique.
FISH CAUGHT DURING A TROLLING TRIP
POPPING
This is a very attractive fishing technique. You can see and feel the strike, which in most cases is very strong.
You will need strong and rigid popping casting rods and fast-working reels. 0.9 or 1 mm fluorocarbon leader, hook snaps for fast and easy lure change, as well as a strong physique to create a powerful throw…
We would also add spin fishing technique to this section, the difference here being that the lure used is of lighter weight.
This method is efficient when fishing close to the reef, and using small boats. This fishing technique is very attractive, fishes are smaller and not so small...
FISH CAUGHT DURING POPPING
Giant Trevally
Red Snapper
Marlin
POPPING
This is a very attractive fishing technique. You can see and feel the strike, which in most cases is very strong.
You will need strong and rigid popping casting rods and fast-working reels. 0.9 or 1 mm fluorocarbon leader, hook snaps for fast and easy lure change, as well as a strong physique to create a powerful throw…
We would also add spin fishing technique to this section, the difference here being that the lure used is of lighter weight.
This method is efficient when fishing close to the reef, and using small boats. This fishing technique is very attractive, fishes are smaller and not so small...
FISH CAUGHT DURING POPPING
JIGGING
Jigging is a relatively new fishing method. The lures in this type of fishing are the so-called pilkers weighing from 150 to 250 grams, with different shapes and colors. The equipment is specific, both in terms of the rod and the reel. They are made in such a way as to create the right jig game. The strikes are registered mostly when the jigging lure is sinking.
The depths in which jigging technique is practiced are from 50 m to 150 m. It is good for the fiber to be vertical – which leads to better results.
Since the technique attracts big fishe, you need to have more jigs and hooks because they often break.
The fish striking the jig are quite diverse from the demersal fish to prominent predatory fishe.
FISH CAUGHT DURING A JIGGING TRIP
Grouper
Red Snapper
Coalfish
JIGGING
Jigging is a relatively new fishing method. The lures in this type of fishing are the so called pilkers weighing from 150 to 250 grams, having different shape and colour. The equipment is specific, both in terms of the stick and the reel. They are made in such a way as to create the right jig game. The strikes are registered mostly when the jigging lure is sinking.
The depths in which jigging technique is practiced are from 50 m to 150 m. It is good for the fiber to be vertical – which leads to better results.
Since the technique attracts big fishe, you need to have more jigs and hooks because they often break.
The fish striking the jig are quite diverse from the demersal fish to prominent predatory fishe.
FISH CAUGHT DURING A JIGGING TRIP
BOTTOM
Bottom fishing typically refers to fishing in shallower waters, usually at depths of around 100-200 feet, near rocky formations, on reefs where bottom-dwelling fish live.
This type of fishing is typically done using a heavy fishing rod and reel, with a strong fishing line and a weight to keep the bait or lure on the bottom.
These fish species include Mutton Snapper, Lane Snapper, mangrove, vermillion, and genuine red snapper as well as gag, red, and black grouper and sea bass.
Some amberjack species are also found while bottom fishing, including Almaco jack, Rudderfish, and Rainbow Runners.
FISH CAUGHT DURING A BOTTOM TRIP
Mutton Snapper
Canary Rock
Greater Amberjack
BOTTOM
Bottom fishing typically refers to fishing in shallower waters, usually at depths of around 100-200 feet, near rocky formations, on reefs where bottom-dwelling fish live.
This type of fishing is typically done using a heavy fishing rod and reel, with a strong fishing line and a weight to keep the bait or lure on the bottom.
These fish species include mutton, lane, mangrove, vermillion, and genuine red snapper as well as gag, red, and black grouper and sea bass.
Some amberjack species are also found while bottom fishing, including amberjack, Almaco jack, Rudderfish, and rainbow runners.
FISH CAUGHT DURING A BOTTOM TRIP
SPEARFISHING
If you are a professional and you have experience and you have your own guns, we can offer you a boat for such fishing
Nusa Penida - this is the reason why tourists go to Bali
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