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Giant Trevally are permanent residents along the Great Astrolabe Barrier Reef and inshore coral lagoons. They are frequently caught all year round by simply trolling lures along reef adges and over large coral heads.
They are however a lot more fun when targeted using popper casting gear. The largest GTs inhabit the barrier reef outer slopes and in particular, the big reef breakers.
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Kadavu has a typical tropical climate with the winter months being May to September and the summer being October to April.
Summertime is usually characterised by calm settled weather. Its calm, hot and humid which is great for spotting birds working tuna or finding current or weed lines for mahi mahi, tuna and billfish. The highest water temperature is about 30 degrees and the hottest month is usually March with the first cooling from the tropical heat starting mid-April.
Bite Me usually concentrates of the offshore heavy tackle fishing in summer months though the popper casting for GTs in the barrier reef breakers is also excellent.
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Yellowfin tuna migrate through Fiji’s waters twice a year and are therefore present for most of the year. Generally the runs are Dec/Jan/Feb and Jun/Jul/Aug though many yellowfin are caught outside of these months.
Most schools along the edges of the reef range in size from 12lbs to 50lbs.
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 The wahoo season starts in earnest when the water temperature drops down below 26 degrees.
This is usually at the end of May however the weather, in particular an el nino event can hold the water temperature up at 26.5 as late as June which results in a late start to the wahoo season.
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 Black Marlin season runs from August to December with blue and striped marlin showing from March to August.
Sailfish are caught all year round.
Wahoo and dog tooth tuna are best from June to September but are caught all year round.
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