Fishing Worldwide · DINNER EXPERIENCES
This is the shortlist you would send a fishing friend: 5 fishing trips with dinner worth the money, each with its price, what the boat supplies and the one thing to check before you pay.
Review of Ketchikan’s fishing and wilderness dining trip, with practical details on fishing, wildlife, lunch, price, weather, and booking.
“Don’t think about it and don’t shop around!! AMAZING EXPERIENCE!! Caught a lot of fish, spent time watching a whale, shore lunch was UNBELIEVABLE, timing was perfect as we also had time for the obligatory post-fishing beers! Well done!!!!”
Review of Santorini’s sunset fishing trip, with fresh seafood, swimming, snorkeling, volcanic views, drinks, and practical booking advice.
“This was the highlight of our trip. The crew was very helpful and knowledgeable. Such a fun night getting to experience how they fish, do some fishing ourselves and cook up what we caught. Dinner was excellent and the sunset was beautiful. Would highly recommend!! Perfect night.”
Review of Phu Quoc’s $14 sunset and night squid fishing trip, including the boat ride, dinner, fishing odds, pickup details, and practical tips.
“L’escursione non è male ti portano a vedere il tramonto e poi provi a pescare ovviamente è molto difficile solo pochi ci riescono la cena molto gustosa tutto sommato, passi il tempo non male”
Fish inside a heated Fairbanks cabin, enjoy a salmon dinner, and watch for the Northern Lights on this five-hour Aurora Ice tour.
“The whole experience was nice. Greg was very patient and passionate, and he shared a lot of information about ice fishing and the aurora. The fish and potatoes tasted really good. The only unfortunate part is we couldn’t see the aurora due to the clouds.”
Cycle Hoi An’s rice fields, fish with a farmer, ride a basket boat, and enjoy a home-cooked Vietnamese meal for $36.
“This activity with Mr Cu was amazing. We were picked up in a car and drove to the place to get our bikes. Cycled through the rice fields and saw the local people farming. Then we stopped with another farmer and showed us how they use the buffalo for farming. Get your feet muddy and have a turn farming. Next stop was the coconut palm we had some delicious ginger tea and tried coconut then got into a coconut boat and was spun around and had a sail up the river and found some crabs. After we cycled around the local village to Mr Cu’s home. We made our own…”
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