For the more adventurous at heart, shark fishing is an exhilarating way to spend a Saturday afternoon. Armed with bait, tackle and a well prepared team of experts, this journey will prove to be one of your greatest conquests yet. Shark fishing is on a catch and release basis, but the feeling of reeling in one the deeps most powerful creatures will surely be enough of a thrill than by mounting it on the wall. When fishing for Shark, we keep conservation firmly in our minds.

The area of False Bay in Cape Town is notorious for the variety and abundance of shark species roaming beneath its surface. Good catches are made during the day, however, it is at sunset or when night falls that may produce the best results. Species that we target, but are not limited to, include Hammer Head, Mako, Ragged Tooth, Bronze Whaler, Thresher and Spotted Gully. Many different ray and skate species also provide an exciting and thrilling adrenaline fuelled experience on the open sea. Great White Sharks, although dominant in the area, are protected and therefore not targeted.

Shark fishing is a sport that requires nerves of steel, not to mention strength, endurance and a certain amount of skill, as well as the right fishing tackle, shark fishing rods and bait. Not for the faint hearted, this sport is one filled with excitement, thrill, with some scary and breathtaking moments thrown in for good measure. It is really not that difficult to fish for sharks. Different sharks use different bait, so in order to target the right shark; you need to tempt it in the right way. A shark fishing trip is Cape Town is a truly wonderful experience, and definitely something to write home about. It is an amazing experience to witness a majestic shark put up the fight of his life, and what Mother Nature is indeed capable of.