What would you recommend to anglers fishing in West Bay for the first time?

The inner reef/bay trip was the perfect choice for my children whom suffer motion sickness. The action was great and kept us busy the entire trip. Catching a variety of local species kept our interest and allowed us to understand some of the fish behavior of the area.

From what we understood, this was the off season. Of course we wanted to find something like a wahoo, marlin, or mahi but that wasn't in the cards. We did, however, get a good number of smallish black fin tuna which were delicious.

In July- it was pretty hot, I suggest a boat with cover/shade. Most of the ride was calm but getting around the point had about 15 mins of rough waters- so if you get sickness- take Dramamine!! If taking kids- lots of suncreen and try to find a boat with a bathroom and shade because the slow ride out can get brutal from the sun. Overall- fishing was fun and got some good fish which we could recognize from prior snorkeling in the area.

I did wish we caught more and a variety, but that's how fishing is at times. We faired better than others that didn't catch anything at all. So overall it was a great day. I highly recommend Andrew and Y-Knot

We were lucky. The previous two days were bad for fishing. Summertime (off-season) isn’t the best time for fishing. You will have to be patient and hope that you have a great Captain like Andrew that just has that instinct to find them.

May is a good month for fishing. The boat is comfortable with plenty of shade. Kids like to feed tarpon at the dock where the fish are cleaned. Sharks come in also. Good restaurants near the dock area. Finish a day of fishing with a good meal. Very accessible from the seven mile beach area.

Check ahead of time what is likely to be caught, we got excited by the fish everyone listed, but some really aren't too common to catch during this time of year or at all.

We did reef fishing so we caught a lot of small fish which is just what we wanted for my grandsons fist time out.

Summer is not a peak time for deep sea trolling. You kind of get what you get and don’t get upset.

If you enjoy fishing and want a deep sea experience, definitely book with Happy Days and Captain Bobby.

Do some research on charter catches in the days before following through. Wish I would have known they weren’t having much luck in the days leading up to our trip.

Temps were very high for this time of year so the bite was slow, but we still caught some fish and had a great lunch

I liked reef fishing get to run line out and feel the action on the pole, never know what will come up, triggers give a lot of fight for their size!

We caught a skip jack (small tuna species) and a local restaurant made it into ceviche for us. I recommend listening to captain Bobby. If there is a fish to be caught out there, he will find it!

Capt took us to the east end of the island where the fish were. Bite was a little slow at first, but crew kept working and we landed a monster tuna. Kids loved every minute.

Kind of a slow fishing time of the year, so have fun in the reef or in the harbor, but don’t expect the big fish this time of year. Still a blast with a Captain like C!!

Be prepared to have to go through some choppy water to get to the leeward side of the island. Charters won’t go out if it is too rough but it can get bouncy on the windward side!

Weather was not cooperative, rough seas but Captain Bobby navigated to calmer seas for a enjoyable experience.

You can’t always expect to catch something but this crew knows the best places that will increase your odds

Fishing in the caymans is terrific from the standpoint of you drop from 15ft to 1000ft in just a few minutes. You don’t travel far to get on large pelagic sea creatures.

A little slow this time of year inshore but everyday day is different so take a chance and go! If nothing else, the water is beautiful and the company is great!

Just understand the weather doesn’t always cooperate. The chef at Tukka knows what he’s doing and you won’t be disappointed in the meal he prepares with your catch.

Be prepared for hot and humid temps. Stay hydrated and wear sun protective clothing, hat and sunscreen.

Be sure to clarify exactly what to do when you get a fish on in terms of setting the hook and adjusting the real

A half day reef fishing trip is a great way to start. It’s not very far from shore and the water is beautiful. You’ll catch fish and have fun.

Be prepared for active seas and if you get sick put your patch on in advance and take your meds in advance as we did and you will be good.

Put sunscreen on before you get in the boat and dont forget your legs. Water can get rough farther out so take the less drowsy dramamine.

I would say your going to to catch something. I don't think they have very many boat ride days.

I have only fished West Bay once, so I don't feel I could recommend anything extra.

Waters were too warm and the ideal target fish have moved elsewhere. Go earlier in the year.