Page 1 of 1
Any good fishing trip recommendations?
Posted: Wed 29 Jul 2015 10:07 pm
by Groucho
Some visitor friends want to go out sea fishing - does anyone know a good reliable way of doing this in TRNC (waters)
Re: Any good fishing trip recommendations?
Posted: Thu 30 Jul 2015 5:48 am
by Yenidunya2
In a boat?
Re: Any good fishing trip recommendations?
Posted: Thu 30 Jul 2015 6:04 am
by fatouche
Go to the tandrem paragliding office next to the Corner Bistro in Kyrenia Harbour. They have been doing fishing trips for a long time.
Re: Any good fishing trip recommendations?
Posted: Thu 30 Jul 2015 8:37 am
by Groucho
fatouche wrote:Go to the tandrem paragliding office next to the Corner Bistro in Kyrenia Harbour. They have been doing fishing trips for a long time.
Thanks fatouche... I'll pass on the info
Re: Any good fishing trip recommendations?
Posted: Thu 30 Jul 2015 9:06 am
by steve66
Their web address is -
http://www.fishingnorthcyprus.com
I have fished with them 5 times now. Good boat & good skipper.
Re: Any good fishing trip recommendations?
Posted: Thu 30 Jul 2015 9:10 am
by Groucho
Re: Any good fishing trip recommendations?
Posted: Thu 30 Jul 2015 9:19 am
by waddo
Did you need your own kit and did you catch anything? Not that catching anything really bothers me but just interested.
Re: Any good fishing trip recommendations?
Posted: Thu 30 Jul 2015 12:25 pm
by steve66
All gear is supplied. Ozgur the skipper will work his socks off to find the fish.
I have always fished for tuna & always caught.
Best haul was 9 all about 13kg mark.
If you click on the fishing calendar on the website it shows the type of fish for the different months of the year.
Re: Any good fishing trip recommendations?
Posted: Thu 30 Jul 2015 1:00 pm
by waddo
Thank you, the sunset trip looks great to me - will be on that in October for sure.
Re: Any good fishing trip recommendations?
Posted: Thu 30 Jul 2015 6:18 pm
by Dan3006
Have you any idea how much a trip out costs please?
Re: Any good fishing trip recommendations?
Posted: Thu 30 Jul 2015 7:07 pm
by Owl Lady
Posting for Highline fishing trips
£60 per person which includes, all equipment, fishing license, sandwiches, snacks and soft drinks.
Trips leave Girne Harbour at 16.00 hrs. Trip last approx 5/6 hours. Designated days, dependent on weather, fishing conditions etc. Minimum size of party 4,but if only one or two are interested, can join another group, maximum 6.
Re: Any good fishing trip recommendations?
Posted: Thu 30 Jul 2015 9:18 pm
by Dan3006
£60 sterling? wow, thats more than the uk.
Re: Any good fishing trip recommendations?
Posted: Fri 31 Jul 2015 9:26 am
by Stevie C
8 Of us went out twice with the Tandem paragliding boat at £50.00 a head so that was £800.00 and we never even got a bite from a Tuna, first trip we caught a black bin bag 2nd trip we caught one small Dorado of about 1lb in weight.
But they did give us a frozen Tuna from there shop freezer the first trip,2nd trip we got zilch.
Re: Any good fishing trip recommendations?
Posted: Fri 31 Jul 2015 12:51 pm
by Groucho
Lurcher wrote:I was on the same trips as Steve C,Complete waste of time and money !
Is that any way to speak about a good friend?
The sport is fishing - some days you do some days you don't that's the nature of the beast...buying fish is not a sport.
PS. One of you is the Jonah... so who is it?
Re: Any good fishing trip recommendations?
Posted: Fri 31 Jul 2015 7:41 pm
by thickey
A re there any fish left in the med ?
Re: Any good fishing trip recommendations?
Posted: Sun 02 Aug 2015 8:13 am
by JoandJelly
Is October any good for sea fishing? Got my bro-in-law coming then and want to treat him for his birthday.
Re: Any good fishing trip recommendations?
Posted: Mon 03 Aug 2015 9:17 am
by jayceebee
Must admit we caught nothing on our trip with Ladyboss last summer. Trolling for 5 hours becomes very tedious when nothing is happening! Better if they did a bit of bottom fishing etc?
Re: Any good fishing trip recommendations?
Posted: Mon 03 Aug 2015 1:50 pm
by karmels
We started doing fishing trips on our boat 14 years ago, when you would catch between 7 and 10 tuna each trip. We stopped taking trips out fishing 4 years ago as it was a boring trolling for 5 hours without a bite.
We sold the boat last year, our price for 5 hours with all the kit including a 300mtr down rigger was 30 TL a head, this more than covered the cost of fuel and the running of the boat. but fuel and running cost have gone up since then.
Re: Any good fishing trip recommendations?
Posted: Mon 03 Aug 2015 4:39 pm
by Groucho
karmels wrote:We started doing fishing trips on our boat 14 years ago, when you would catch between 7 and 10 tuna each trip. We stopped taking trips out fishing 4 years ago as it was a boring trolling for 5 hours without a bite.
We sold the boat last year, our price for 5 hours with all the kit including a 300mtr down rigger was 30 TL a head, this more than covered the cost of fuel and the running of the boat. but fuel and running cost have gone up since then.
Okay but covering your costs to defray your chosen leisure pastimes is not quite he same as trying to run a commercial business - a lot of 'businesses' here fail to succeed because they only run on break-even margins -forgetting that Sh1t happens!