Fishing boat rental in Malaga, Benalmádena

Fishing boat rental in Malaga, Benalmádena

Live the experience of renting a boat for fishing in Benalmádena. Enjoy one of the best experiences you can have on your vacation. Boat fishing trips in Malaga are from the port of Benalmádena, with an equipped 8-meter boat and a skipper on board who knows the best places to fish in Malaga.

Boat fishing trips in Malaga, Benalmádena

The best option if you like to fish, is to rent a boat to fish in Malaga exactly in Puerto Marina with a capacity for 8 people. The rental boat carries the skipper included in the price.

What else does the boat rental for the fishing trip in Benalmádena include?

Refrigerator for soft drinks and water

Boss

Fuel included

Collective fishing license

Cleaning of the boat

RC insurance

Base port

Complimentary refreshments

VAT

It is undoubtedly the best option to enjoy an unforgettable day with your family, partner or friends. The departures are from Puerto Marina Benalmádena and always taking into account the state of the sea. The Costa del Sol, in particular Malaga, is well known for its ideal places for fishing for anchovy, sardines, horse mackerel, or mackerel.

The fishing rental boat contains a very modern technology with a sonar to detect schools of fish at long distances. It must be taken into account that the departure can be canceled due to adverse weather reasons, in this case the total amount of the reservation will be paid to the customer if he cannot change the date of the departure by boat to fish.

Price of fishing excursions in Malaga

The boat trip for fishing will be a minimum of 2 to 6 hours, these are the prices:

-Price 2 hours €350

-Price 3 Hours €420

-Price 4 Hours €490

-Price 5 Hours €550

-Price 6 Hours €600

Types of fishing in Malaga:

Bottom fishing

Bottom fishing is a fishing technique that involves throwing the hook and bait to the bottom of the body of water, whether it is a river, lake or sea, instead of fishing on the surface or in deeper waters. It is mainly used to capture species that inhabit the bottom, such as bottom fish, such as grouper, cod or sole. Different types of gear and hooks can be used depending on the type of fish you are looking for and the water conditions.

Currican fishing

Currican fishing is a fishing technique in which one or more fishing lines are dragged behind a moving boat. The bait or lure is tied to the line, and the speed and depth are adjusted to catch different types of fish, such as tuna, swordfish, goldfish and other predators that feed on the surface of the water. This technique can be both sporty and commercial, and is used in coastal and oceanic waters.

Deep-sea fishing

Deep-sea fishing is a type of fishing that is carried out in deep waters and far from the coast, usually in the open ocean. It is practiced in waters where large species are found, such as marlin, tuna, swordfish and sharks, among others. This form of fishing is usually carried out from specialized boats, such as sport fishing boats or large commercial boats. Deep-sea fishing is popular among sport fishermen and also has an important commercial industry.

When can I rent a boat for fishing in Malaga?

In any season of the year you can rent a boat to fish in Malaga. You should keep in mind that prices vary according to the season of the year.

Spring season: In spring, in Malaga, you can find a variety of species that are common at that time of year. Some of the species you could fish include:

1. Sea bass: Sea bass is a very popular species on the coast of Malaga during the spring. You can fish it from the coast or on boats.

2. Sea bream: Sea bream is also common in the waters of Malaga in spring. You can fish from the coast or on the high seas.

3. Horse mackerel: The horse mackerel is another species that is found in abundance in the waters of Malaga during the spring. It is a good-sized fish and is very appreciated by sport fishermen.

4. Mackerel: The mackerel is a migratory species that reaches the waters of Malaga in spring. It is easily accessible from the coast and is a common catch for amateur fishermen.

These are just some of the species you could find in Malaga during the spring. The variety of fish can vary depending on factors such as water temperature and climatic conditions. It is advisable to consult with local fishermen or fishing guides for up-to-date information on the best fishing options at that time of year.

Summer season: In summer, in Malaga, you can find a variety of species that are common at that time of year. Some of the species you could fish include:

1. Tuna: Tuna is a very popular species during the summer in Malaga. The waters of the region are known to be an excellent place for tuna fishing.

2. Swordfish: The swordfish is another species that is found in abundance in the waters of Malaga during the summer. It is a predatory fish that is found in deep waters and is sought after by both sports and commercial fishermen.

3. Sea bream: The sea bream is a species that is also present during the summer in Malaga. It is a fish very appreciated for its flavor and is commonly caught both from the coast and on the high seas.

4. Sea bass: Sea bass is another species that can be found in the waters of Malaga during the summer. It is a predatory fish that inhabits near rocky structures and is sought after by sport fishermen.

Winter season: In winter, in Malaga, you can find a variety of species that are common at that time of year. Some of the species you could fish include:

1. Sargo: Sargo is a species that is active throughout the year in the waters of Malaga, including winter. It is common to fish it from the coast using natural bait such as worms, shrimp or crabs.

2. Dance: Dance is another species that can be fished in winter in Malaga. It is a good-sized fish and is commonly caught from the coast or in boats.

3. Corvina: The corvina is a species that is present throughout the year in the waters of Malaga and is an option for fishing in winter. It is a fish very appreciated by sport fishermen and can be fished from the coast or on the high seas.

4. Cabracho: The cabracho, also known as escorpora, is another option for winter fishing in Malaga. It is a fish that inhabits rocky bottoms and is sought after for its excellent flavor.

Autumn season: In the autumn season in Malaga, you can find a variety of species that are common at that time of year. Some of the species you could fish include:

1. Mackerel: The mackerel is a pelagic fish that belongs to the family Scombridae, just like tuna and bonito. It is known for its elongated and fusiform body, with dark stripes at the top and silver at the bottom. The mackerel is found in temperate and tropical waters of the Atlantic, Pacific and Indian oceans, as well as in the Mediterranean Sea. It is a migratory fish that forms large banks during its movements. The mackerel is very appreciated in sport and commercial fishing due to its tasty meat and its high omega-3 content. It is used in a variety of culinary dishes, such as roasted, smoked, canned or simply fresh in sushi or sashimi. It is a popular species among amateur fishermen due to its accessibility from the coast and its ability to easily bite hooks with lures or bait.

2. Melva: The melva is a fish belonging to the Scombridae family, which includes fish such as tuna and bonito. It is a migratory species that is found in temperate and subtropical waters of the Atlantic and the Mediterranean. The melva is similar to the bonito in appearance and size, with a fusiform body and a bluish coloration at the top and silvery at the bottom. It is appreciated for its tasty meat and is used in various culinary preparations, such as salads, soups, and preserves. In many regions, melva fishing is important both commercially and for sport fishing.

3. Jurel: The horse mackerel is another species that is found in abundance in autumn in the waters of Malaga. It is a good-sized fish and is very appreciated by sport fishermen.

4. Sama: Sama is a species that is present throughout the year in the waters of Malaga, but it is usually more active in autumn. It is a good-sized fish and is commonly caught from the coast or in boats.

The species that abound the most are the bonito, the mackerel, the melva, etc.

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Best boat fishing areas in Malaga

In Malaga, there are several excellent areas for fishing, both from the coast and on the high seas. Some of the best areas for fishing in Malaga include:

1. Port of Malaga: The port of Malaga is a popular place for fishing from the coast. There are docks and spikes where fishermen can launch their lines in search of a variety of species, such as sea bass, sea bream, mackerel and sargo.

2. Marbella: Marbella has several beaches and rocky areas ideal for fishing from the coast. Places such as Playa de la Fontanilla, Playa de la Bajadilla and Puerto Banús are known for being good places to fish.

3. Nerja: The Nerja coast offers a great diversity of places to fish from the coast, from beaches to rocky cliffs. Places such as Burriana Beach and the Maro cliffs are popular with fishermen.

4. Deep-sea fishing: For those who prefer deep-sea fishing, Malaga offers excellent opportunities for sport fishing. There are numerous charter companies that offer excursions from…