SURMAI FISHING PACKAGES

The no.1 fish to catch in Andamans is the Great Trivaly (caranx ignobilis), called localy Kokari

Surmai Fishing Club Pvt. Ltd

Surmai F ishing Club Pvt. Ltd

With the objective to provide our guests the best Game Fishing experience, we organise angling in some of the finest and well kept pristine reefs to be found anywhere in the world. Located in the Bay of Bengal, the tropical islands of Andaman, its continential shelf and reefs makes an ideal game fishing paradise. We fish in the Andaman Group's Ritchie's Archipelago and the South Andaman Islands.

Choose from our two Game Fishing Vessels for ultimate fishing exprience. We have made a policy to follow catch and release techniques to keep the reef pristine and cater to the next generation of anglers.

Maximum catch by the club in weight
 Great Trivaly (55kg)
 Great Barracuda (40kg)
 Red Snapper (10kg)
 Yellow fin Tuna (65kg)
 Dog teeth Tuna (50kg)
 King Mackerel (18kg)
 Wahoo (25kg)
 Giant Grouper (110kg)
 Red Grouper (15kg)
 Black Sport Grouper (25kg)
 Marlin (exceptional catch - 150kg)
 Sail fish (40kg)
We are waiting for you to break our records

ANDAMAN ADVENTURE FISHING : SURMAI FISHING CLUB

Andamans : India's Finest Fishing Grounds

This untamed and untouched water grounds of andamans are true big game fishing ideal. The tropical islands, oceanic sea, clinging to dense forest and reefy shores, makes an ideal location for any form of saltwater angling.

The Andaman Waters offers several excellent fishing destinations. Catch marlin, sailfish, wahoo, giant trevally, barracuda, yellow-fin tuna, mackrell, snapper and lots more.
Ideal for Trolling, Popper Casting, Bottom Fishing & Jigging. We operate fishing charters it North and South of Port Blair...aslo special charters to Invisible Bank.



Fishing Ground in Andamans Islands
Andamans known for its untouched fishery and a sport fishing paradise, these Islands leave all breathless with their abundance of marine life.


Location
The Andaman and Nicobar Islands are a breathtaking archipelago located east of India, boasting some of the worlds best underwater sightseeing and superb beaches. Spread out over more than 800 km in the Bay of Bengal, these 572 idyllic islands encompass three distinct ecosystems - tropical forests, mangroves and coral reefs, which support a staggering variety of plant and animal life. The flora and fauna of the Andaman’s is superb and it is a bird watcher’s paradise with over 242 species, 58 species of mammals and 83 species of reptiles.

Connectivity
Andamans are accessed in Port Blair by air daily from Chennai, Kolkata and New Delhi.


History
After Archibald Blair's survey of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands in 1788-89, a settlement was established at a place, (now known as Diglipur), to the north of Port Blair (then called Port Cornwallis). Six decades later, the 1857 Revolt forced the British to turn the Andamans again and this time, the stay lasted a little over 80 years. During 1942 Japanese invaded and took over the islands, they remained till 1945.


Fishing Grounds : South & Middle Andaman
During your stay our team will send you on the best spots. Some weeks, fishes are more active in the 'SOUTH' ( South Andaman, Rutland island, Cinque Islands, Passage Island, Sister Islands, Brother Islands ), sometimes the choice of spot will be the ‘NORTH’ like Baratang island, Havelock island, Neil island, John & Henry Lawrence Islands, North & Middle Button Islands. Sometime, when the timing is favorable, 2 or 3 days fishing trip can be organize in some farer destinations.
The Surmai fishing club is open from July to middle of May.


GENERAL STATISTICS about Andaman and Nicobar Islands
Area : 8,249 sq km
Population : 280,661 (1997)
Average Maximum Temperature :31°C
Average Minimum Temperature : 23°C
Capital : Port Blair
Annual Rainfall : 3180.0 mm
Languages : Bengali, Hindi, Tamil, Malayalam, Nicobarese, Telugu
Literacy Rate : 73%