Andaman Islands

India

India
POP & JIG
November – April
3–4 Anglers + Guide
7 days of fishing

The Andaman & Nicobar Islands are a paradisiacal archipelago made up of more than 500 islands.

The Andaman Islands are located in the Andaman Sea in the eastern Indian Ocean. Most of the Andaman Islands belong to the territory of India, except for the Coco and Preparis Islands, which are part of the Yangon region of Myanmar.

The Andaman Islands form a scarcely explored archipelago, famous for the preservation of its marine life. The different species of fish and their abundance catch the attention of any fisherman.

We say that Andaman is the perfect place for both surface and bottom fishing.

Tide Access
Wind Access
Moon Phase Access

Trip Details

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Port Blair.

Day 2: Surface and bottom fishing in the Port Blair region.

Day 3: Surface and bottom fishing in the Port Blair region.

Day 4: Fishing at Invisible Bank.

Day 5: Fishing towards Little Andaman and overnight in Little Andaman.

Day 6: Fishing in Little Andaman and overnight in Little Andaman.

Day 7: Fishing towards Port Blair and overnight in Port Blair.

Day 8: Fishing in Port Blair.

Day 9: Departure from Port Blair.

Compact, comfortable, and safe. Feel at home.

Accommodations &
Vessels

Upon arriving at the Andaman Islands, we will be staying in the capital, Port Blair, in a seaside apartment. These are rustic yet cozy accommodations that provide excellent rest for fishermen.

When we arrive at Little Andaman Island, we will be staying in the local village.

Both in Port Blair and Little Andaman, we will have access to WiFi internet.

The boats are equipped with twin engines, electronic equipment, and have plenty of space, perfect for casting fishing. They can accommodate from three to five fishermen.

Diversity of fish and a completely unknown world

Species

Everything you need for your trip

Gear

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“With light jigging, we landed an incredible variety of fish! Light tackle, but big fish!
On topwater, we focused on medium poppers and had great results with mid-sized GTs, around 25 to 30 kilos.
There’s only one certainty about this destination: big poppers will absolutely call in the big ones! I can’t wait for the next trip.”

Vitor Bandeira
Nomads Crew

The diversity and sheer number of fish in the region is unbelievable — they even caught grouper on topwater lures!
There’s an abundant amount of jobfish, rusty jobfish, and of course, the famous giant trevallies.
On a day when the surface bite was really slow, we decided to switch to jigging. At a single jigging spot, we landed over 30 giant trevallies. It was insane.
There were four of us on the boat, and no one could believe how many fish there were — we went nuts. These were fish weighing between 15 and 25 kg. I’ll never forget that day.

Gabriel Antoniol
Nomad Crew