Phuket on its day has some can match with some of the more well known fishing spots around the world. The Racha Islands roughly 15 miles from Phuket offers some great fishing for sailfish normally during the afternoon and on the right tides good fun can be had casting poppers to shoals of Giant Trevally. Further afield the Similan Islands 60 miles North of Phuket offers the angler the chance to fish live on board the boat for a multi day charter. During Oct-march the seamount Ton Mai west of the islands gives you the best shot at catching a Black Marlin and often big catches of Wahoo. For those looking for a little more adventure the Andaman Islands (India) 400 miles west of Phuket is the place for you. Totally un spoilt never commercially fished and still wild this place holds a wealth of great fishing, extra large marlin, yellow fin tuna, big dogtooth tuna and sharks by the hundreds. What ever your choice of destination here at Wahoo we can accommodate you.
Phuket
The magical island of Phuket is widely referred to as the "Pearl of the Andaman Sea. The Andaman Sea is home to numerous species of gamefish. Many species are present year-round and there is a continuous procession of migratory visitors that use Phuket and the neighbouring islands as regular pit-stops. As with virtually every gamefishing venue, there are specific seasons when the pelagic visitors are more prolific. The most productive seasons also depend on weather and sea conditions. Although Black Marlin may well be present over Phuket’s continental shelf for most of the year, there are periods when targeting them may be prevented due to adverse sea conditions. more
Similan Islands
The Black Marlin action over the "Don Mai" seamount 20-miles west of the world-famous Similan Islands is at its hottest from October through March. This impressive seamount also offers outstanding action with Wahoo and Yellowfin Tuna. A live-on-board safari to the Similans offers clients excellent fishing and stunning scenic beauty. The Similans are a group of 9 virtually uninhabited islands, roughly 60-miles North West of Phuket. more
Koh Rok Nok & Koh Rok Noi Island
These two spectacular islands are situated 60-miles South East of Phuket. They are uninhabited - except for the resident Forest Rangers. On the West side, the islands are dominated by towering limestone cliffs while the East coast offers a superb landscape of dripping rainforest, gently sloping to powdery white coral sand beaches. Many of the ancient trees are festooned with wild orchids and other exotic tropical vegetation. During the rainy season, a waterfall cascades from the cliff tops into the sea. The islands are separated only by a narrow channel, in which there are several mooring buoys where we generally spend the night. more
The Andaman Islands
The Andaman Islands Geographical facts:The Magical Andaman Islands are situated in the Bay of Bengal, approximately 450nm west of Phuket. Although belonging to India, the archipelago is actually closer to Thailand than it is to the Indian subcontinent. The Andaman and Nicobar Islands group consists of 572 islands - of which, only 36 are inhabited. Tropical rainforest covers 86% of the land area. Fishing potential:After several exploration trips to the islands, we are now able to offer intrepid anglers an incredible opportunity to experience what could well be the trip of a lifetime. The fishing action is outstanding mainly due to the virtual absence of commercial fishing vessels. more
| Phuket | The Andaman Islands | Similan Islands | Koh Rok Nok & Koh Rok Noi Island |
Ascension Island | Tourism Authority of Thailand | Tourism Phuket | Broom Fisheries
Big Game Fishing, Sportfishing 
