Tobago Fish Species

Common Questions:

What types of fish are commonly caught in Tobago?

In Tobago, anglers can expect to catch a variety of species. Common targets include Tarpon, Snook, Permit, Bonefish for inshore fishing, and Black Marlin, Striped Marlin, White Marlin, Sailfish, Wahoo, and Jack Crevalle for offshore adventures. Grand Slam Fishing Charters, led by Captain Kester Herbert, specializes in targeting these exciting species.

When is the best time to fish for Tarpon in Tobago?

Tarpon fishing in Tobago is typically best from April to October, especially during warmer months. Captain Kester’s expertise helps anglers maximize their chances of landing this prized species during these peak times.

Can I catch Marlin while fishing in Tobago?

Yes, Tobago is known for its fantastic Marlin fishing. Black, Striped, and White Marlin can be found in the deep waters around Tobago, particularly during the winter months. Captain Kester's offshore trips with Grand Slam Fishing Charters provide excellent opportunities to target these majestic fish.

What equipment is needed for fishing in Tobago?

While high-quality Penn and Shimano gear is provided by Grand Slam Fishing Charters, anglers are welcome to bring their own equipment. The essential gear for fishing in Tobago includes medium to heavy rods and reels suitable for the targeted species.

Is it possible to catch a Grand Slam in Tobago?

Absolutely! Fishing in Tobago offers anglers the chance to achieve a Grand Slam by catching Snook, Tarpon, Permit, and Bonefish in a single day. Captain Kester is experienced in guiding guests toward this exciting challenge.

Are there any specific fishing regulations in Tobago?

Yes, fishing regulations in Tobago are in place to protect marine life. It is important to follow local guidelines, which include size and bag limits for certain species. Captain Kester adheres to these regulations while ensuring a sustainable fishing experience for all.

How does weather affect fishing in Tobago?

Weather plays a significant role in fishing success. Calm and stable weather often leads to better fishing conditions. Captain Kester monitors weather patterns closely to optimize fishing trips, adapting plans as needed to ensure a successful day on the water.

Can I fish year-round in Tobago?

Yes, fishing in Trinidad and Tobago is available year-round. Each season brings its own set of species and fishing opportunities. Captain Kester can provide insights on the best times to target specific fish throughout the year.

What is the average size of fish caught in Tobago?

The average size of fish varies by species. Bonefish typically range from 2 to 10 pounds, while Tarpon can exceed 100 pounds. Offshore species like Marlin and Wahoo can also reach impressive sizes, with Marlin commonly exceeding 100 pounds. Captain Kester can guide you on what to expect based on current conditions.

How can I learn more about the fish species in Tobago?

To learn more about the fish species in Tobago, you can explore online resources, join local fishing forums, or contact Grand Slam Fishing Charters directly. Captain Kester is always happy to share his extensive knowledge and passion for the local fisheries, helping you gain a deeper understanding of the marine life in Tobago.

A Grand Slam Fishing Charters Tobago Fishing Charter targets the top Tobago Fish species including Tarpon, Snook, Crevalle Jack, Bonefish, White marlin, Black Marlin, Sailfish. We primarily Fish the null.