Fishing off the coast of Malta
Fishing in Malta is a popular pastime amongst locals and tourists alike. The island nation offers a variety of fishing opportunities, from deep sea fishing to reef and inshore fishing.
If you are interested in deep sea fishing, you can count on albacore, striped and bluefin tuna, as well as mahi-mahi. Sea jigs are also popular for catching amberjack.
Those who prefer reef fishing can catch bass, catfish, sunfish, sunfish, grouper, dorada, etc.
Shore fishing is also a favorite local pastime. Casting a rod from the shore you can catch bream, mullet and parrot fish.
Our private charters allow you to book a vessel for private use. You can be alone while fishing or bring your friends and family.
You will always be assisted by one of the captains who will take care of everything so that you can fully dedicate yourself to fishing.
Bring comfortable shoes and warm clothes, hats, sunglasses and cream. Don't forget your camera to capture an impressive catch.
The weather in Malta is typically Mediterranean. Summers are hot and dry, with temperatures reaching 32 °C in July and August. Winters are mild and humid, with temperatures dropping to 15-17 °C only in December and February.
The easiest way to get to Malta is by airplane. Malta International Airport offers direct flights from various European cities.
If you are interested in deep sea fishing, you can count on albacore, striped and bluefin tuna, as well as mahi-mahi. Sea jigs are also popular for catching amberjack.
Those who prefer reef fishing can catch bass, catfish, sunfish, sunfish, grouper, dorada, etc.
Shore fishing is also a favorite local pastime. Casting a rod from the shore you can catch bream, mullet and parrot fish.
Our private charters allow you to book a vessel for private use. You can be alone while fishing or bring your friends and family.
You will always be assisted by one of the captains who will take care of everything so that you can fully dedicate yourself to fishing.
Bring comfortable shoes and warm clothes, hats, sunglasses and cream. Don't forget your camera to capture an impressive catch.
Climate
The weather in Malta is typically Mediterranean. Summers are hot and dry, with temperatures reaching 32 °C in July and August. Winters are mild and humid, with temperatures dropping to 15-17 °C only in December and February. 
How to get there
The easiest way to get to Malta is by airplane. Malta International Airport offers direct flights from various European cities. 
TrophiesHigh season
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | |
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| Albacore | ||||||||||||
| Amberjack | ||||||||||||
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| Bonito |
