It’s summer in Fiji! Average temperatures are at their height, hovering around a balmy 79°F. You can experience great fishing, just keep an eye on the horizon for rainfall and the occasional cyclone.

Wahoo, Yellowfin Tuna, and Blue Marlin are all at their peak in February. If the weather allows, this can be a great time to head to the edge of the reefs or offshore for bigger fish.

This is the best time to fish for Mahi Mahi, whether you’re casting the legendary viavia lure or anything else in your arsenal. You’re likely to hook into plenty of other trophies while you’re at it.

April marks the end of Fiji’s wet season, so you can expect smooth sailing from here on out. Giant Trevally, Marlin, Tuna, and more are still cruising around the islands.

Fiji’s summer mix of game fish may not be biting as vigorously at the start of the dry season, but the action is about to pick up again with the arrival of a whole new crew.

Winter is in full swing, which means Wahoo, Sailfish, and a second round of Yellowfin Tuna! As usual, you can enjoy excellent fishing for GT, Barracuda, Spearfish, and more.

July marks the start of Striped Marlin’s peak season. The local record for this fish is almost 300 lbs. If you think you have a chance at beating it, now is the time to give it a go!

Black Marlin and Spearfish are at their peak, adding to the excitement of Fiji’s winter season. With average temperatures gently falling to 73°F, you can expect some of the coolest weather of the year.

Billfish madness continues, with excellent chances at landing Black Marlin, Striped Marlin, and Pacific Sailfish. You’re also likely to catch Blue Marlin and Short Billed Spearfish at any time!

Spanish Mackerel enter their peak season in October, as dry season comes to a close. Come out for a little trolling and bring back some fish for fresh kokoda.

As summer kicks in, Mahi Mahi and Blue Marlin are back in full force. Spanish Mackerel are still at their peak, while you can expect excellent fishing for Barracuda and Trevally. 

Fiji’s wet season is well underway, so be sure to plan your fishing trip accordingly. Barracuda are at their peak and will provide excellent fighting action. But be cautious—these ones are known to get feisty!