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MPG78

New member
Thanks for the suggestion.

I don't mind missing out on big game fish, if their is a better option during the cold season. Would I be better off jigging... the fish in the pics looks huge, would be happy to catch anything like that!

Mike
 

tremosso

Senior Member
Mike I've been thinking of doing that as well. I'm in Luanda and if you're going on the weekend and need a partner please tell me about it.

Julio
 

Pargo Man

Sealiner
Fedu and All, 

yes, we're downhill on Big Game, but fishing grounds are rich in non-migratory species as well.

Manganga (speaks good English) contacts in PM to you Gentlemen, he permitted, but as Fedu said perfectly fair: most BG is over = be patiente or specialize. Also a matter of arsenal, which you have access to...

Water is 23 to 26°C, so Whale Watching is on full swing, so if you permit me an opinion: do share a big charter, throttle up, troll for Marlin and put smaller YFin lures on the long riggers + load drinks on the cooler and bring time (... if it rings, it rings big time). A fair 50% chance... that nothing goes... or like the tuna here below?

Other than that specialise and take a smaller charter just under the Barra do Dande cliffs and slowly troll Rapalas for Cuberas. You'll loose most, but catch some nice Snapper (is that RSA rock cod?).

PM to follow asap.
 

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MPG78

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Hello,

Sorry for the slow reply.

I am headed down to Luanda on Friday, but likely would go fishing until the 2nd weekend, the 20th likely.

I've contacted one of the captains and they are quoting $2500 which seems a bit pricey. I've charted a decent amount of boats and this would be one of the priciest by far... guess i'm learning how expensive Luanda is.

I'm going to keep hunting. Let me know if you are still interested if I can get something together for the 20th.

Mike
 
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