Press Release
The Saint Brandon atoll, which is also known as the Cargados Carajos Shoals, consists of more than 50 small islands, reefs and sand flats and is considered one of the best Bonefish grounds in the world.
Relatively unknown, this paradise marine sanctuary is only accessible by yacht or boat. With only 200 people issued permits to visit each year by the Mauritian authorities to maintain, conserve and protect the islands and atolls, this really is unique & exclusive fishing destination. Anyone lucky enough to go there really will have an exclusive and rare experience!
Because it is remote uninhabited atoll and there is a strict limitation of visitors allowed each year the islands, atoll and reefs are still in pristine condition. This paradise is home to thousands of birds and giant sea turtles lay their eggs on the deserted beaches. The outer reef of Saint Brandon is teaming with life. Lobsters, crayfish, crabs and octopus all share this healthy ecosystem and are present in such great numbers that tourists visiting Saint Brandon are allowed to collect lobsters for daily meals while on location.
Fishing Adventures
Saint Brandon consists of over 50 small islands, open sand flats, reefs, shallow lagoons and coral atolls where Bonefish, Indo Pacific Permit, Giant Trevally, and Bluefin Trevally, are numerous.
For fly fishing, Saint Brandon is a true Bonefish mecca with white sand flats and beaches, perfect for big schools of Bonefish to sneak up on and feed on crabs, shrimps and other crustaceans.
Due to the shallow and clear water fish are easy to spot and if you miss a shot you can rest assured there is more to come. Unlike many other Bonefish destinations where bottoms are normally soft and muddy, Saint Brandon consists of firm sand and reef flats, perfect for wading.
GT and Bluefin
Several species of Trevallies also frequently visit the shallow flats and reef sections offering a chance to properly test your gear. Anglers will have opportunity to catch GT and Bluefin during a normal week. If a trophy size GT is what you are looking for then this is definitely the place to go as the average size of GT’s landed here is big.
Indo Pacific Permit is also prevalent in the area and they show themselves on the flats regularly, providing a true challenge for anyone trying to tease them into a bite.
Other species you are almost certain to encounter along the endless reef sections when popping or spinning are Dogtooth Tuna, Coral trout, various snappers, Bluefin Trevally, and more.
Catamaran Charter Yachts
This paradise marine sanctuary is only accessible by yacht and we have two new 2019 and 2020 mode catamarans available. Our catamarans will be your base of operations while at the atoll. Because the base can move, we can move too, enabling you to explore & fish all around the islands and atolls. We also have fishing skiffs with the yachts, so guests can be easily moved around the flats and reefs, or fish from the skiffs or the yachts directly! Our catamarans are perfect for an outdoor living experiences among these beautiful islands.
Both yachts are crewed by professional skipper and chef/crew & fishing guides and the yachts are fully rigged charter vessels with all the latest electronics, necessary safety gear and all the standard comforts you would expect on brand new charter catamaran.
Perfect for families, couples or mixed groups our yachts can cater for up to 8 guests, with separate crew berths. The ideal group size is 6 for our fishing charters.
Costs
From Euros 4100 per person sharing.
For more details go to: https://www.stbrandonfishingcharters.com/st-brandon-fishing-charter-prices
https://www.stbrandonfishingcharters.com/
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http://flyfishing-blog.com/flyfishing-blog.com/2020/01/22/epic-bonefish-permit-tarpon-fly-fishing-belize/
http://flyfishing-blog.com/flyfishing-blog.com/2019/08/08/bahamas-bonefishing-ep-1-world-wide-fly-fishing/