Big Game on a Sportfisher
Trolling for sailfish and marlin from the cockpit of a real sportfisher. Fighting chair, outriggers, a chef on board.

A fully arranged week of Thailand’s best fishing: villa, sportfisher, freshwater giants, chef, filming and a personal concierge.
For those who value their time. We build the program around your goals: three days at sea, a night on the shelf, a day in the jungle and a record-fish lake. You stay at a villa, and the concierge handles everything else.
Shelf and FADs · 1.5–2.5 hours
The shelf drop-off and fish aggregating devices. This is where you go for sailfish.
We don’t fish in marine national parks or sanctuaries: Similan, Surin, Phi Phi, Koh Rok, Hin Daeng, Shark Point. That’s Thai law, and it protects you.
Yes, and it’s our core principle. Tours are run by a licensed operator, with a licensed Thai guide on board and boats holding Marine Department permits. We don’t fish in marine national parks (Similan, Surin, Phi Phi, Koh Rok, Hin Daeng) or marine sanctuaries: fishing there is prohibited by law.
A 30% deposit secures your booking. We accept international cards, bank transfer or company invoice, USDT, and cash in THB or USD on site. The balance is paid on the day of the trip. Invoice and confirmation in English.
The captain decides whether to go out based on the Thai Meteorological Department forecast. If a trip is canceled because of weather, you get free rescheduling or a full refund of your deposit. In monsoon season we suggest sheltered spots or freshwater in advance.
Choose November to April, a private half-day trip and a boat with a wide hull. We’ll plan a route with short runs. For the most sensitive, there are freshwater lakes, where there is no swell at all.
Trolling for sailfish and marlin from the cockpit of a real sportfisher. Fighting chair, outriggers, a chef on board.
Two morning bites and one evening bite, right on the spot. Night squid fishing, dinner under the stars, sunrise on the shelf.
Four days on board: popping and jigging the FAD fields between Khao Lak and the Similans, strictly outside the park boundary.