What kind of fish can we catch?

Jacks, tuna, mahi-mahi, snappers, groupers, and barracudas, depending on the season and the fishing area.

What to do after the trip?

After fishing, explore the western Corniche, the Soumbédioune craft market, or take a boat to Ngor Island to continue your maritime adventure.

Sport fishing in Dakar, Day at sea with guide and equipment

Sport or traditional fishing in Dakar

Q: What type of fishing is practiced?

In Dakar, it's mainly deep-sea sport fishing using rods and reels, with modern techniques adapted to local waters.

Q: Can we keep the fish we catch?

Yes, in accordance with local regulations. The catch is often shared with the crew at the end of the trip.

Q: Do I need prior experience?

No, the trip is open to everyone. The guide will adapt techniques and explanations based on each participant's level.

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Information

Dakar

All levels

Group, private

Description of this activity

Set off for a day of fishing from Dakar, a port city and hub for thrill seekers at sea. This experience invites you to discover sport fishing in an exceptional setting, between Gorée Island, the rugged coastline of Les Almadies, and the vast expanses of the Atlantic Ocean. Aboard a fully equipped boat, you will try your hand at catching trevally, dolphinfish, barracuda, or tuna, depending on the season, guided by an enthusiastic instructor who will share tips and ensure the group’s safety.

This adventure is accessible to all levels, from novice anglers to seasoned enthusiasts. All equipment, bait, and guidance are included, allowing you to fully enjoy a carefree sporting experience. Throughout the day, breaks on the water provide an opportunity to chat with the crew, learn more about techniques and local biodiversity, before returning to port at the end of the afternoon with a wealth of memories and sometimes some great catches to share.