Vertical Jigging, Inchiku, Kabura, and Tenya are techniques that can be practiced all year round. The presence of shipwrecks and uneven seabeds offers excellent spots for these methods. A wide variety of fish species can be caught.

From August through late autumn, schools of mahi-mahi approach our coasts, and they can be targeted using various techniques. Their size ranges from around 1 kg up to 10 kg. When hooked on ultralight gear, mahi-mahi put up a spectacular fight, offering an exciting and memorable fishing experience.

A basic and straightforward technique used to target the most common inshore predators. It can be practiced all year round. Typical catches include: saddled bream, mackerel, horse mackerel, little tunny, Atlantic bonito, mahi-mahi, barracuda, bluefish, and sea bass.

This technique is carried out with the boat either anchored or drifting, and involves creating a chum line (based on sardines) into which baited lines are then floated. Target species include tuna, swordfish, thresher sharks, blue sharks, and mahi-mahi.