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In Samoa, fishing can be a great fun activity. The clear, pristine blue water of the South Pacific Ocean are the ideal place to do some fishing, and in Samoa, fishing is an entertaining activity for both tourists and local people. Fishing is also currently developing as an important part of tourism, and a number of fishing resorts and agencies have developed over time to aid the experience of fishing in Samoa.
Although a recent entrant in the field of game fishing, Samoa has already managed to achieve a reckoning as one of the top fishing spots in the region. The waters of the South Pacific Ocean and the clean and extensive beaches add to the appeal of the Samoa fishing, and a great variety of game fish is available in the waters surrounding Samoa.
There is a great variety of fish available for anglers while engaging in Samoa fishing. These include sailfish, barracuda, dog tooth tuna, yellow fin tuna, dolphin fish, albacore, wahoo, giant trevally, marlin and masimasi. This variety makes the fishing experience more exotic, as do the clear waters and the laid back atmosphere so prevalent in Samoa.
May to October is the ideal time to go fishing in Samoa. Great fishing zones center around the capital city Apia, and also are abundant elsewhere in Samoa. The weather during this time is perfect for great fishing action, and the Samoan International Game Fishing Tournament is a popular event held in the month of May, drawing a crowd of the some of the best anglers all around the world for a week of great fishing games.
Fishing charters are abundant in Samoa. Most of these can be found at the Sa’Moana Surf Resort and the Maninoa Beach. For people who are beginners in the field of fishing, there is the option of hiring a crew of experts who can offer guidance and help.
A number of fishing resorts have cropped up along the Samoan coastline, but the most popular place to stay remains the Aggie Grey's in Apia. It is a great place to stay while on a fishing trip in Samoa.
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