Indo- Pacific Permit
Indo- Pacific Permit
Indo- Pacific Permit
The Indo-Pacific (Blocchi) is considered the holy grail of saltwater fly fishing. Distinguished by its darker coloration, particularly the black tips of its tail fin, which gives rise to its common name. The Indo-Pacific Permit has garnered attention among dedicated anglers due to its unique appearance and challenging behaviour. The unpr
The Indo-Pacific (Blocchi) is considered the holy grail of saltwater fly fishing. Distinguished by its darker coloration, particularly the black tips of its tail fin, which gives rise to its common name. The Indo-Pacific Permit has garnered attention among dedicated anglers due to its unique appearance and challenging behaviour. The unpredictable behaviour of Indo-Pacific Permit, combined with their preference for rugged environments, adds an extra layer of complexity to the angling experience. The Blocchi Permit is known for its cautious nature, requiring anglers to employ finesse and precision in their presentation.
Africanus Permit
Indo- Pacific Permit
Indo- Pacific Permit
The Africanus is a prized catch in the angling world. Known for their distinct diamond-shaped body and captivating silver coloration, these fish species exhibit a unique blend of beauty and athleticism. In Oman, Africanus can be found hunting along the cliffs and against rocky outcrops. The crystal-clear waters of the Arabian Sea and the
The Africanus is a prized catch in the angling world. Known for their distinct diamond-shaped body and captivating silver coloration, these fish species exhibit a unique blend of beauty and athleticism. In Oman, Africanus can be found hunting along the cliffs and against rocky outcrops. The crystal-clear waters of the Arabian Sea and the Gulf of Oman allow anglers to spot these fish even from a distance, creating an exciting challenge for those attempting to reel in this elusive marauder.
Two Bar Bream
Indo- Pacific Permit
Two Bar Bream
The Two-Bar Bream (Acanthopagrus bifasciatus) is a hard-fighting, highly visual inshore game fish that’s native to the western Indian Ocean, making it a unique and exciting target for fly anglers in southern Oman.
Yellow Fin Tuna
Yellow Fin Tuna
Yellow Fin Tuna
When it comes to raw, unrelenting power on the fly, Yellowfin Tuna (Thunnus albacares) are in a league of their own. These sleek, torpedo-shaped predators roam Southern Oman’s offshore waters in aggressive schools, blitzing bait balls with explosive force—and they will absolutely crush a fly when conditions are right.
Hooking one is thril
When it comes to raw, unrelenting power on the fly, Yellowfin Tuna (Thunnus albacares) are in a league of their own. These sleek, torpedo-shaped predators roam Southern Oman’s offshore waters in aggressive schools, blitzing bait balls with explosive force—and they will absolutely crush a fly when conditions are right.
Hooking one is thrilling. Landing one? That’s a serious accomplishment. With top speeds over 70 km/h, brute stamina, and deep diving tactics, Yellowfin deliver some of the longest, hardest fights in saltwater fly fishing.
Queen Fish
Yellow Fin Tuna
Yellow Fin Tuna
Queenfish (Scomberoides spp.) are one of the most exciting and underrated saltwater fly fishing targets in Oman. Once hooked, these acrobatic fish run hard and are one of our favourite species to catch o fly.
Mahi Mahi
Yellow Fin Tuna
Mahi Mahi
Blazing fast, wildly aggressive, and lit up like neon when hooked, Mahi Mahi (Coryphaena hippurus) are a spectacular and underrated fly rod target off the coast of Southern Oman.
These pelagic predators roam offshore current lines and floating debris fields, hunting bait in explosive packs. When the conditions line up, they’ll crush flies stripped across the surface or just beneath it.
Omani Bream
Omani Bream
Omani Bream
The Omani Bream (Acanthopagrus berda) is a prized fish species gracing the coastal waters of Oman. Its silvery and gold-tinged appearance perfectly mirrors the sparkling seas it inhabits. With its forked tail and adaptable body, this agile swimmer navigates the diverse coastal landscapes of Oman with ease. Found in a range of habitats, fr
The Omani Bream (Acanthopagrus berda) is a prized fish species gracing the coastal waters of Oman. Its silvery and gold-tinged appearance perfectly mirrors the sparkling seas it inhabits. With its forked tail and adaptable body, this agile swimmer navigates the diverse coastal landscapes of Oman with ease. Found in a range of habitats, from shallow flats to rocky shores, the Omani Bream showcases its versatility. It's not just a catch; it's a living link between Oman's marine ecosystems and its enduring cultural practices.
Wahoo
Omani Bream
Omani Bream
Few fish test your gear, reflexes, and nerve like the Wahoo (Acanthocybium solandri). Built like a torpedo and armed with a mouth full of razors, this apex predator is pure adrenaline on a fly rod.
Wahoo are fast—fast. Clocked at over 60 km/h (38 mph), they strike with ferocity and vanish into the blue in seconds. Hook-ups are sudden and v
Few fish test your gear, reflexes, and nerve like the Wahoo (Acanthocybium solandri). Built like a torpedo and armed with a mouth full of razors, this apex predator is pure adrenaline on a fly rod.
Wahoo are fast—fast. Clocked at over 60 km/h (38 mph), they strike with ferocity and vanish into the blue in seconds. Hook-ups are sudden and violent. Landing one? That takes preparation, skill, and serious hardware.
Trevally
Omani Bream
Trevally
Trevally is the king of the reefs in Southern Oman. Aggressive, territorial, and insanely powerful, Trevally are the ultimate saltwater test for any angler.
They don’t nibble—they crush. One moment you’re stripping a fly across a reef edge, the next it’s chaos. Line rips out, your drag screams, and you’re locked into a fight with one of the ocean’s most violent bullies.
