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En man med solglasögon och kepsen pÄ bak och fram hÄller en stor fisk pÄ en fiskebÄt under sin fisketur, med havet och en liten ö i bakgrunden.

Andaman Islands

  • Enkel svart konturikon av ett flygplan, snett ovanifrĂ„n, pĂ„ ljus bakgrund - inspirerar sportfiskare till nĂ€sta fiskeresa.

    Return flight

    We book your flight and all transfers

  • Enkel svartvit kalenderikon med tvĂ„ ringar upptill, perfekt för att planera fiskeresor eller markera viktiga sportfiskeevent.

    Tailored fishing trips

    If our suggested dates don't work, we can tailor your experience to your wishes.

  • Enkel linjeikon som visar ett tĂ€lt, ett trĂ€d och solen - symboliserar camping för sportfiskare pĂ„ fiskeresa i naturen.

    Accommodation

    Hotel, resort, bungalows

  • Liten, pixlad svartvit ikon med stiliserat kugghjul och prickar, liknar symbol för fiskeinstĂ€llningar eller konfiguration.

    Fishing season

    October to mid-December - mid-January to May.

  • Enkel svart konturteckning av en fisk som simmar Ă„t höger, med ett öga och leende mun, mot ljus bakgrund - för sportfiskare.

    Species

    Giant Trevally (GT), dogtooth tuna, yellowfin tuna, bluefin trevally, red snapper, coral trout and several species of grouper, etc.

About the fishing trip

The Andaman Islands await, a fishing trip for those who want to fish for GT and dogtooth tuna

The Andaman Islands are one of Asia's most exciting sport fishing destinations, with tropical islands, pristine reefs, and marine life that attracts anglers from all over the world. Here, you'll have the chance to fish for Giant Trevally, dogtooth tuna, and other species in an area where nature still dominates. With experienced fishing guides, large sport fishing boats, and access to several well-known fishing spots throughout the archipelago, you'll get a fishing trip that combines beautiful surroundings with truly excellent fishing. The Andaman Islands are a perfect choice for those seeking unique experiences and tropical fishing in a safe and well-planned destination.

Flygbild av tropisk ö med vita strÀnder, turkost hav och grönska - idealiskt för sportfiske och fiskeresa i soligt vÀder.

56,995 SEK per person

Below you will find an example of what is included in a 10-day fishing trip for 4 people

This is included in the price of the fishing trip

  • Round-trip flights to Port Blair from Stockholm, Oslo, London, or Copenhagen. Traveling from another location? Contact us for exact prices.
  • All car and boat transfers on-site.
  • 6 full days of guided fishing.
  • 7 nights accommodation at a Guest House. Single room with private bathroom.
  • Breakfast, lunch, dinner, water, and snacks every day.

Additional costs

  • Tips for guides.
  • Fishing equipment (available for rent from us upon request).
  • Excess baggage for your own fishing equipment.
  • Any hotel overnights during transit.
  • Indian visa (approx. 300 SEK)
  • Fishing licenses (for 6 days of fishing approx. 1500 SEK)

The Andaman Islands offer a truly unique environment. Tropical islands, jungle-clad beaches, and vibrant reefs where hunting fish patrol just beyond the boat. Here, you'll experience sport fishing where every cast can get your pulse racing, whether you're targeting powerful Giant Trevally, aggressive dogtooth tuna, or one of the many other species found in the area.

Our local guides have spent many years in these waters and know exactly when and where the fish gather. Together with our experienced fishing guides, you'll have access to both well-known hotspots and more remote locations where fishing pressure is minimal.

With a boat built for tropical fishing, good accommodation, and a well-planned fishing trip, your journey will be both safe and full of opportunities. This is a fishing trip where nature, the environment, and fishing merge to create experiences you'll carry with you for a long time.

  • Day 1

    Flights to Port Blair from Europe.

  • Ett rött och vitt fiskedrag med tvĂ„ trekrokar hĂ€nger frĂ„n en lina mot blĂ„ himmel, redo för nĂ€sta sportfiskeĂ€ventyr.

    day 2

    Arrive in Port Blair and transfer to your accommodation. Spend the day enjoying the area or exploring Port Blair.

  • day 3-8

    Six full days of fishing

    We stay and fish in Port Blair, Havelock or Little Andaman depending on where the fishing is best at the time.

  • Leende man med solglasögon och handskar hĂ„ller en stor silverfisk pĂ„ bĂ„t under fiskeresa, hav och molnig himmel i bakgrunden.

    Day 9

    After breakfast, we will return to Port Blair airport for our flight home.

  • day 10

    Landing back home in Europe.

  • Available dates 2026

    October 1-10
    FULLY BOOKED
    October 25 - November 3 (hosted trip Douglas Dahlberg) 57.995 SEK
    FULLY BOOKED
    November 15-24
    FULLY BOOKED
    November 23 - December 2

    FULLY BOOKED

    November 30 - December 9
    FULLY BOOKED

  • Available dates 2027

    January 21-30
    Places remaining

    February 13-22
    Places remaining

    March 21-30
    Places remaining

    April 13-22
    Places remaining

  • Book by request

    If the dates don't suit you, would you like more fishing days or would you like to customize your fishing trip?

    Contact us with your wishes and we will put together your package!

Fishing in the Andaman Islands – Fishing Season, Boats, and Conditions

Fishing in the Andaman Islands offers stable tropical conditions and a sea where there's almost always something happening. During peak season, from October to mid-December and from January to May, the weather is most predictable and fish move more regularly around the reefs. It's during these months that you have the best chance of encountering species such as Giant Trevally, dogtooth tuna, yellowfin tuna, and coral trout.

Fishing is conducted using several different techniques depending on the situation. Poppers are used when you want to lure fish from the surface, especially GT. Stickbaits work well over shallow areas and reef edges where fish are hunting. Surface fishing is something unique that can only be experienced on these tropical fishing trips. Speed jigging is used when fishing deeper, where dogtooth tuna and various types of grouper lurk. It also happens that pelagic species strike poppers even though they normally stay deeper. This makes the fishing varied and provides good opportunities to adapt to the conditions.

Fishing groups are small to ensure everyone on board has plenty of space. Typically, four people fish per boat. The boat is built for tropical sport fishing with large open areas for easy fishing.

The guides know the area very well and plan the days according to weather, currents, and tides. This way, you get the best possible conditions, whether the goal is aggressive surface strikes, technical jig fishing, or a chance at a really large dogtooth tuna.

Boat

The boat we use is a 38-foot long monohull sport fishing boat made of custom-built FRP material, designed for fishing in tropical waters. Great care has been taken during construction to comply with the latest safety regulations. This makes it one of the few boats filled with solid foam insulation, guaranteeing that it will always stay afloat.

The 38-foot hull is perfectly suited for the conditions in the Andaman Sea. The large open deck space and low gunwales make the boat ideal for popper and jig fishing. The non-slip deck provides secure footing when casting and fighting fish, which is of utmost importance. The boat is also ergonomically designed to prevent bumping into railings, seats, or other obstacles while fishing.

The boat is powered by new twin 250 hp fuel-injected four-stroke Yamaha engines, providing a safe, quiet, and reliable journey.

The GPS is connected to VHF for communication with shore, so we can always stay in contact when needed.

Island Hopping

We are based in Port Blair, the capital of the Andaman Islands in India. This is where your adventure begins, but the fishing extends far beyond the city's harbor.

During the trip, we move between different islands and fishing areas, changing accommodations along the way to always be as close to the fishing as possible. This way, you not only get access to more and better fishing spots, but also the opportunity to experience several parts of the fantastic archipelago during the same trip.

We fish in well-known spots such as Campbell Shoal, Invisible Bank, and Dalrymple Bank, but also in remote and significantly less-fished reefs where the chances of truly large and aggressive fish are often best. The area we cover stretches from Ritchie's Archipelago in the north to Little Andaman in the south.

Our tropical fishing trips are conducted in small groups of 1–4 anglers, providing a personalized experience and maximum time with a rod in hand. You can choose from anything from one-day fishing around Port Blair to longer expeditions of 5–7 days, where we explore some of the Indian Ocean's most exciting fishing grounds.

Every trip is customized to your wishes. Whether you want to focus on popper fishing for Giant Trevally (GT), fish with stickbaits, jig for snapper and coral trout, or venture into deeper waters in search of marlin, our experienced guides ensure you get the most out of your stay. You focus on the fishing – we'll take care of the rest.

Food & Accommodation

The accommodation during your stay is simple but tastefully renovated and of a good standard. Here you stay in bright and functional single rooms, all equipped with air conditioning so you can always rest cool and comfortably after a day at sea. The house has several fresh bathrooms with modern standards that are shared among guests.

The food is prepared by local chefs using fresh, local ingredients. You'll enjoy homemade Indian dishes that are both well-spiced and prepared with care, and dishes can often be adapted to your preferences.

If you catch a tuna or snapper during your fishing trip, you can bring the fish back to the kitchen, where they will gladly prepare it for you in several different ways. You can purchase local beer at the restaurant to accompany your meals.

En person pÄ fiskeresa hÄller en stor rovfisk med vassa tÀnder ombord pÄ bÄten, med en klarblÄ himmel och havet i bakgrunden.
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En person med solglasögon och handskar hÄller en stor fisk med ett gulgrönt bete i munnen pÄ en bÄt under en fisketur, med havet och den blÄ himlen i bakgrunden.

Fish species and bait selection in the Andaman Islands

Fishing in the Andaman Islands offers strong species such as Giant Trevally, dogtooth tuna, and coral trout, requiring equipment that can withstand hard bites and tough fights.

Popping
Rods
PE8–PE10, 7'6”–8'6”. Capable of casting 120–200 grams and handling at least 10kg of drag.

Large, noisy poppers around 100-200g.

When fish aren't biting poppers, stickbaits in natural colors, pink, red, or dark shades work well.

Accessories
Robust hooks in sizes 5/0–10/0, treble or single hooks. From brands like Decoy, BKK, Owner, Gamakatsu. Also, split rings and swivels around 200lbs.

Jigging
Short rods between 5–6.5 feet, often 1–2 pieces. PE4–PE6 is recommended for fishing with 150–400 gram lures. Depths usually vary between 50–150 meters.

Assist hooks in sizes 8/0–12/0 rigged with Kevlar line.

Colors like natural, blue/silver, blue/green, and pink work well.

Braided line (braid) PE4–PE6, preferably color-marked so you can see the fishing depth.

Extra hooks, split rings, tools, and a simple tackle bag. Non-slip shoes are recommended.

Rental
We offer rental of equipment adapted for tropical fishing. Contact us for more information.

At Outside Travels, we are happy to provide tips on lure selection, equipment, and packing lists for your fishing trip to the Andaman Islands.

En person med solglasögon och keps ler och hÄller en stor prickig grouper pÄ en bÄt under en fiskeresa, spön i bakgrunden.

Do you want to know more or book?

Speak to Douglas

he has been there himself and would be happy to help you.

+46 313 758 200
info@outsidetravels.com

Before a fishing trip to the Andaman Islands

What fish species are found in the Andaman Islands

The Andaman Islands are home to a large number of sport fishing species. The most common and sought-after are Giant Trevally (GT), dogtooth tuna, yellowfin tuna, bluefin trevally, red snapper, coral trout and several different species of grouper. There are also opportunities to catch tuna, barracuda, mahi-mahi and other predatory fish depending on the season and area.

When should you go on a fishing trip to the Andamans?

The best time to travel is during peak season: October to mid-December and January to May. During these periods, the weather is more stable, the wind is calmer, and the fish move more predictably around the reefs. This is when the chances are best for species like GT, dogtooth tuna, and coral trout.

Can I customize my fishing trip?

Yes. You can fully customise your fishing trip to your wishes. This includes the number of fishing days, which fishing techniques you want to prioritise, whether you want to travel alone or in a group, and which add-ons you want to include. There is also the possibility to choose other accommodation, such as a resort, and to add activities and excursions in addition to fishing. You can also adjust the itinerary and change locations for your flights if you wish. We will help you put together a plan that suits your level, your goals and your budget.

Passport and Visa Information

To travel to the Andaman Islands, you need a valid passport and an e-visa for India. Your passport must be valid for at least six months after your return date. You apply for the e-visa online, and the process is straightforward. As your trip approaches, we will send you clear instructions on how to apply and what information you need to have ready.

Facts about the Andaman Islands

The Andaman Islands are an archipelago belonging to India, located in the Bay of Bengal. The area consists of over 500 islands, of which only a few are inhabited. The capital is Port Blair and serves as the starting point for all further journeys within the archipelago. The climate is tropical with warm temperatures year-round, and the area is known for its reef systems, deep channels, and rich marine ecosystems. Thanks to limited industrial fishing, the waters around the Andaman Islands have an unusually strong stock of predatory fish, making the archipelago a popular destination for sport fishermen from around the world.

Is there Wi-Fi available?

Yes, there is Wi-Fi at the accommodation, but the speed and stability may vary. As the Andaman Islands are remotely located, the connection is usually slow and works best for simpler uses such as messaging and email. Do not expect to be able to upload large files or stream during your stay.

How do you fish in the Andamans?

Fishing in the Andaman Islands is primarily done with popper fishing, stickbaits, light casting, and jigging. The technique used depends on the species, depth, and how the fish are moving that day. Poppers are used to attract GT to the surface, stickbaits work well over shallower plateaus and along reef edges, and jigs are used on deeper structures where dogtooth tuna and grouper hunt. The guide plans the setup according to weather, currents, and tides to provide the best conditions. It's active and varied fishing that is adapted to the group and the day's conditions.

What are the weather and climate like in the Andaman Islands?

The Andaman Islands have a warm tropical climate all year round, with temperatures usually ranging between 28 and 32 degrees Celsius. During peak fishing season, October–December and January–May, the weather is more stable with less wind and calmer seas. The monsoon season primarily occurs from June to September and brings more rain and stronger winds, limiting fishing during that period.

Travel Guarantees & Insurance

We at Outside Travels have arranged a travel guarantee with Kammarkollegiet (the Swedish Legal, Financial and Administrative Services Agency), which means you can travel with us securely.

The travel guarantee entitles you to compensation if any part of your package tour or linked travel arrangements cannot be completed due to the organiser's insolvency.

With our travel guarantee and well-planned fishing trips, you can lean back and focus on what's most important – your fishing adventure.

Terms and Conditions

When you book a fishing trip with Outside Travels AB (org. no. 559046-2395), you travel safely and securely. We follow the general terms and conditions of the Swedish Association of Travel Agents and Tour Operators (SRF) as well as our own specific terms and conditions, adapted for fishing trips and package tours.

The terms describe everything you need to know about booking, payment, cancellation, changes, and liability. We also have a travel guarantee with Kammarkollegiet, which means you are protected if anything should happen to the organizer or the trip.

The purpose of our travel terms and conditions is to allow you to focus on what matters most – your fishing adventure – with complete security and clarity before departure.