Fishing Reports

Grand Cayman Fishing Report

Grand Cayman Fishing Report December 17, 2023 Grand Cayman Fishing Report. Similar to last week, the weather has not been good for Grand Cayman fishing this week. High winds and rough seas have rendered deep-sea fishing difficult. The Christmas winds look to stay strong for at least The first part of this week, If you want to fish, reef or tarpon fishing is your best bet. Saturday and early Sunday morning deliver a break for anglers. For example, a few nice catches were reported. One angler reported a nice Wahoo (about 25 lbs) and Mahi (dolphin) from Grand Cayman Twelve Mile Bank. Sue from @Keepin_on345 posted a great photo of a big Wahoo Sunday morning. With the windy weather and rough seas, consider Grand Cayman reef

Grand Cayman Fishing Report

Grand Cayman Fishing Report for December 6, 2023 Grand Cayman Fishing Report. Fishing has improved this week for those who worked around the windy weather or suffered through it. Grand Cayman’s Twelve Mile Bank was the best spot, with many fish caught from Sunday to Wednesday. On Sunday, the Anglers from West Bay held their West Bay Shoot-Out. Several good-sized Wahoo and Tuna were caught. Clayton (aka King Kong) from Grand Time Water Sports along with Primo from Primos Cerviche and Seafood were the winners! Congratulations! On Monday, one boat reported boating 11 Yellowfin Tuna, with other boats having substantial catches. Although some Wahoo were caught, they were harder to come by. Today, Roshad and Captain

Grand Cayman Fishing Report

Grand Cayman Fishing Report for November 25, 2023 A good weekend for fishing! Finally, the wind and seas have settled down, allowing more boats to do some Grand Cayman fishing. Good weather was good news for participants in The Cayman Islands Angling Club’s annual “Driff N Dragg Shootout 2023” fishing tournament for wahoo and yellowfin tuna on Saturday and Sunday. In addition to favorable weather, Sunday was the full moon. Twenty-two boats and seventy-six anglers participated. Top prizes for the heaviest yellowfin tuna and heaviest wahoo was $$4500. Anglers registered many catches from Twelve Mile Bank, South Sound, and Grand Cayman East End. Conversely, fishing along the wall close to the islands continued

Grand Cayman Fishing Report

Grand Cayman Fishing Report for March 26, 2023 Fishing was good in Grand Cayman during the period of March 20-26, 2023. Many anglers reported catching fish close to the island and at Grand Cayman’s 12-Mile Bank. Pelagic species were abundant, including wahoo, yellowfin tuna, barracuda, blackfin tuna, and dolphin (Mahi-Mahi). There have been numerous reports of large, fast-moving schools of biggish yellowfin tuna breaking the surface close to shore at the typical spots, East End, Northwest Point, and South Sound. Although abundant, the fish have been challenging to hook up. The preferred method of Chunking and drifting was unproductive. Frustrated anglers are thinking live bait may produce better results. One of