There are many types of big game fishing that you can seek out.

Everything from Swordfish, Marlin to Sailfish can be caught

with the right boat and skipper to guide you.

One thing to bear in mind though, is that if you want to catch the

big game, this won't happen quickly and won't be very either. In

fact, you could be running into thousands per day if you want to

charter a large boat capable of landing a huge fish.

To catch big game, you need to spot them. This is different from normal

methods of fishing. You don't just throw out your bait, sit back

and hope for the best. You actually need to stalk the fish, find

out where they are and then move in for the kill. Seeing small

bait fish on the surface moving rapidly is usually a good sign that

there is something lurking below chasing them.

If you are fortunate to hook a big game fish, you need to be prepared

for what is about to happen. You'll almost certainly be strapped into

a chair by a harness and be prepared to play for fish for sometimes

a few hours. Yes, that's hours! It will almost certainly be hot where

you are fishing too, so this will take a lot out of you. Drink plenty

of water and keep hydrated. This will prevent you from becoming too

tired and still be able to fight with the fish. The crew will play a

vital role for you. They will reel in the other rods and strap you

into the chair and do everything they can to help. So finding a good

skipper and crew is vital to your success in big game fishing.

Marlin and Sailfish will literally jump out of the water when they

are hooked. It's sometimes quite unbelievable to see a huge fish

jumping hundreds of yards away that is actually attached to your

line! This is also a crucial part in the fight too, as this is when

many times they will shake the hook out of their mouths and then

the fight is over.

Catching a big game fish is one of the most exhilerating types of

fishing you can do. It's hard work but well worth it once you get

to have your picture taken holding a monster fish in your arms.