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Wahoo — Speed, Steel & Pure Adrenaline
When a wahoo hits, you don’t react — you just hold on. Blistering runs, razor teeth, neon stripes, and that violent first hit that rips the reel into a scream… this is the Outer Islands at full throttle.
Typical Sizes in Seychelles
Common: 10–25 kg
Regular Outer Islands fish: 25–35 kg
Big units: 40–50 kg
Techniques
- High-speed trolling
- Diving plugs & bibbed minnows
- Fast-retrieve stickbaits near reef edges
- Casting spoons or metals into surface breaks
Seasonality
Available year-round
Peaks: October–December and March–May
Why the Outer Islands Are Special
Remote reefs with sharp drop-offs make perfect hunting lanes for Wahoo. Multiple hookups in a single pass are common.
Example Catches
Triple hookup trolling the Amirantes drop-off
30–40 kgWahoo regularly landed in season
Why Chase Wahoo With Screaming Reels?
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Ultra-remote bluewater fishing
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Liveaboard range that keeps you in prime strike territory every day
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Decades of local knowledge from guides who understand wahoo behaviour
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Small crew of 4 anglers = more time on the rods, more personal action
It’s high-octane fishing in some of the clearest, wildest water on earth.
