Types…

Coastal Fishing:

• Engaging in fishing close to the shore, perfect for beginners or those looking for a relaxed fishing experience. Ideal for catching species like sea bream, bass, and mackerel.

Deep-Sea Fishing:

• Heading out to deeper waters for more challenging and rewarding catches. Target species include tuna, marlin, and swordfish, popular among experienced anglers.

Fly Fishing:

• Practiced in rivers and streams, particularly in northern Portugal. This type of fishing is known for its technique and artistry, targeting freshwater species like trout.

Bottom Fishing:

• Focusing on fish that dwell near the seabed, such as groupers, snappers, and sea bream. This type involves anchoring the boat and using baited lines.

Sport Fishing (Game Fishing):

• Aimed at catching larger fish for sport, including big game species like blue and white marlin, particularly in the Azores and Madeira.

Trolling:

• A method where lines with baited lures are drawn through the water. It’s effective for species like tuna and dorado, offering an exciting fishing experience.

Reef and Wreck Fishing:

• Targeting fish around reefs and shipwrecks, where many species congregate. This type offers the excitement of catching a wide variety of fish.

Night Fishing:

• A unique experience where anglers fish at night, targeting nocturnal species and those attracted by light, such as squid and octopus.