Fishing in Saudi Arabia has been in our mind for a decade since it was closed to tourism until it opened in late 2019, and then Covid came and the country remained closed again, until now.

Los Roques has been in my mind for long time. Being attracted by any unknown destination, often in ‘’special’’ kind of countries, it might sound strange being attracted by Los Roques.

If I look at my fishing philosophy and mentality, I realize how mere and insignificant I consider the size of the catch. What I would like to be more recognized by sport fishermen is that the most important thing is not the final result but the process to get there, which means many things, learning about the breath of water, learning how an ecosystem works, learning how to fish, and why not explore new waters and keep on learning new things by observing.

The season in Socotra is finally over and the team is over the moon for the fishing experience we had during 6 weeks of fishing. Despite this season having been logistically tough, we managed to run it smoothly and came to the end with incredible results and super happy customers.

The week started slow as I expected, we had three days of satanic wind, showering us in the boat from the morning to the sunset! Despite this conditions, we had a great surprise, just in front of the port, we had onboard a 40kg plus GT!!!

With the strong north wind conditions, fishing was hard for our group made of people from Croatia, Serbia, and Germany. Still, they were able to land some trophy fish as the trip progressed.

We went to the north this time and had amazing conditions and company. Weather was real nice the whole trip, and we saw lots of fish.

Despite some windy days in the start of the trip, we managed to find some sweet GT fishing, caught big Bluefins and Bohars, and saw a really good amount of triggers on the flats.

If Sudan gave us shots at lots of triggerfish, we landed GT's, Bluefins, Bohar, big Barracudas, different trevallys and snappers.

Round two of our fishing adventure in the deep south of Sudan was an exciting one. Despite some windy conditions at the start of the trip, we had good shots at most of our target species, and some good fish were landed.