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FISHING

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Kingfisher Beach House is a fishermans dream.
Enjoy all tide access to the reef, river, lake, lagoon and sea right on the doorstep.
The beach house is perched  on the  edge of the waterway fed by the ocean tides which flow over the reef and through the Salt Lake River passage from the Koro sea to Fiji's inland Salt Lake.


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      Fishing Trips

This waterfront hideaway is an
ideal base for Reef, river,lake,
lagoon and sea fishing.
All just minutes away by runabout.
All tide access makes easy
organization to fish morning,
noon and night.
What ever you wish.
You can also have the opportunity
 to troll in the magnificent
 Natewa Bay the largest bay in the
 South Pacific

Anglers can experience
popping,trolling ,jigging and
fly fishing.
Mangrove Jacks, barracuda,
sailfish,trevalli,Yellow Fin Tuna
and Reef fish are all caught here.

 Please bring your own gear. 

  Fishing News
Hi, We went fishing this morning
and had no luck until we went to
the holes in the lagoon and then
got two blue trevs and then I
hooked a 19-20kg GT which
was pretty good.
Had fish for breakfast and the
big head is wrapped in banana
leaves on the bbq for lunch.
Ruby and mikes friend Kierry
are having a nice girly time
and were sitting on pontoon
when we got back from fishing
with a string of frangipani.
Keep on Fishing.

Giant Trevalli caught in the Koro Sea
Giant Trevalli from the Koro Sea
A happy guest fisherman with his catch
A happy guest fisherman with his catch
Walu caught trolling out side the reef.
Walu caught trolling out side the reef.
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Fisho Talk
 I took an english guy fishing this morning and he hooked a big trevally which
 rubbed the lure off on the coral...just ripped the hook off and left
 the lure jammed in the reef...I had to dive in to retrieve it.


Hi Andrew,

Just following on from your mail to Alex with regards to fishing gear for February.

If we’re going out wide for tuna, what sort of tuna are they? If they’re blue I’ll need more than a 10 pound spinner rod!

I don’t really wanna take too much tackle ( Alex will no doubt bring the shop!) I’d like to get some fish though from the lake, river and the big blue!

Will the 10 pound spinner rod be enough for mahi-mahi, Spanish mackerel and tuna etc? I only plan on bringing one rod and limited tackle, a spinning rod, some lures, traces, and an egg beater reel. I’m not after marlin this trip so hoping this will be enough?

Thanks for your help mate, can’t wait to get there, really looking forward to it!


OK , All set. The weather, well thats a biggy, hopefully it will be fabulous, the best thing is it is never cold. March is usually pleasant and the end of the rainny season but the seasons have not been reliable and it can often be sunny in the morning and rainy in the night with a shower in the afternoon or any which way.

Andrew is a keen fisherman and there is river , reef lake and sea fishing  here. Fly fishing, jigging, trolling  eTc.

 

Andrew suggests in the rapalla, a skitter prop small size for the lake fishing.
If you want to go after Tuna etc in the deep sea then  you best get
some tuna surface lures.
Large rapalla( blue mullet type 18 cm.)
Jigs  (spanyid)
and some trace Halco weldwire black nylon coated 30 pound.
Guess you have your rods if not a light weight casting rod about 10 pound is good.

 

Hope that is helpfull.Happy to answer more questions that come up. Best Regards Sonja 

Hi David,The 10lb rod is for the lake mostly and is probably a bit
light for reef fishing,trolling.The Tuna are skipjack and yellowfin
but Walu (spanish mackerel) and Wahu are more common,although of
course one never knows with fishing.I have a 30lb and a 50lb for
trolling.I have you booked for march 1-6 not february? Have had some
good fishing recently casting poppers on the reef and landing some
10-15kg trevally,good fun.Look forward to your visit, Andrew

Andrew,
Hows the fishing been? Me and the boys went out for my bucks weekend
last weekend. Pictures attached. Hooked up to two nice blue marlin, one
about 300 pounds and one about 150, stunning fish but both spat the
lures close to the boat!!!
We're not doing to well with our fishing at the moment!!!
Hope you guys are well, I posted reviews on both web pages!

"We have just returned from a wonderful holiday at Salt Lake Lodge. What a breath of fresh air! A wonderfully peacful place with great accomodation, service and hosts. Andrew and Sonya, thank you so much! We cannot speak highly enough of our time there and can't wait to return! Food, fishing and destination were truely amazing and the momeries will remain with us for a lon, long time, thank you.Clean, safe, comfortable, environmentally conscious wonderland. I have travelled far and wide and whilst I have been fortunate enough to visit many places around the world, there are few I would return to so willingly. I would also highly recommend the maid service, Dee cooked up some of the finest food we ate during our time in Fiji and would put many a five star restaurant to shame. 10 out of 10 for Salt Lake Lodge!!!"


Salt Lake Lodge



Kingfisher Beach House

Salt Lake Road
PO Box 657 Savusavu, Vanua Levu
Fiji Islands.


  Email; saltlakelodge@gmail.com

Phone : (679) 8283005

         
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