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Palau (Koror) — fishing guides & charters

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GT/Dogtooth tuna/Yellowfin tuna/Blue marlin/sailfish/Wahoo/Mahi-mahi/Bottom fishing

7 captains listed · sea category. A spot in Palau (Koror) (Micronesia (West)) targeting GT/Dogtooth tuna/Yellowfin tuna/Blue marlin/sailfish/Wahoo/Mahi-mahi/Bottom fishing. Check the tide, captains and recent catches, then contact them directly via public social accounts. Access, climate and lodging are in the details below.

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Spot at a glance

Target fish
GT · Tuna · Marlin · Billfish
Best season
Jan–May, Oct–Dec
Area
Micronesia (West)
Water type
Sea
Nearest int'l airport
ROR · Roman Tmetuchl International Airport
From airport
About 3 hrs 50 min
Coordinates
7.34, 134.47 Open in Google Maps
Tide today 08/19 ・ Neap ・ Moon 5.5 (approx)
05:0311:1516:3722:5006121824

Where it is & getting there

Getting there (from the nearest int'l airport) source

Airport to hotel/marina is by resort shuttle or taxi. From town to the fishing bases on Malakal Island (e.g. Neco Marine) is a few to 15 min by car. Public buses are limited, so a rental car or taxi is the practical option.

FromRouteTimeNotes
TaipeiChina Airlines direct flightAbout 3 hrs 50 minArrives at ROR (Roman Tmetuchl International Airport, Airai State)
ManilaPhilippine AirlinesStarted service March 29, 2026 (2 flights a week)
GuamUnited flight (via Guam)There are currently no scheduled direct flights from Japan; connecting via Taipei / Manila / Guam is common
Airport (ROR)Resort transfer car or taxiAbout 20-30 minTo the marinas in central Koror / Malakal
CityCarA few - 15 minTo the fishing bases on Malakal Island (Neco Marine, etc.). Public buses are limited, so a rental car or taxi is practical
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Coordinates: 7.34, 134.47(Open in Google Maps

Target fish & season

GT/Dogtooth tuna/Yellowfin tuna/Blue marlin/sailfish/Wahoo/Mahi-mahi/Bottom fishing

Warm and fishable year-round. The northeast trade-wind dry season (roughly Nov-Apr) brings calm seas, ideal for GT popping and pelagics. Blue marlin/sailfish and yellowfin tuna are available year-round; the year's biggest tournament, the Etpison Cup, is held in May. Jul-Oct is the rainy season with frequent squalls.

Best months (season · our estimate)

◎ peak: Jan–May, Oct–Dec · ○ in season: year-round

◎ peak · ○ in season
Our own estimate — a prediction from sources & past trends, not official data. Varies with weather & tides; catches not guaranteed.

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How to fish here

Working out of Koror, the headline game is GT popping along the outer reef edges. You target big GT around the drop-offs outside the sheltered inner bays. Trolling produces blue marlin around 180kg, sailfish, and yellowfin pushing 80kg. Jigging turns up dogtooth that pull like freight trains. The season runs roughly Oct-May, with the Etpison Cup held in May.

Full how-to & tackle on each species page:GT Tuna Marlin Billfish

Boats & guides to book

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CharterFish'n Fins Palau
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CharterNeco Marine Sport Fishing
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CharterPleasure Island Palau
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CharterPlug in Palau (Ocean Academy Palau)
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CharterIsland Seed Limited
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CharterSwings Palau Tours
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Details (access, climate, lodging & more)

Climate & what to wear source

Koror has a tropical maritime climate near the equator, hot and humid year-round. Highs of about 30-31C and lows of about 26C stay nearly constant. Rainfall peaks around July and is lowest around March. Direct typhoon hits are rare.

If the sea gets rough source

During the rainy season (Jul-Oct) or in squalls and strong winds, the open sea gets rough, causing cancellations or restricted spots. You can switch to calm fishing in the Rock Islands' inner bays, diving/snorkeling, or sightseeing such as Jellyfish Lake.

Nearby spots to combine in one trip

Nearby spots easy to combine into one trip (straight-line distance). See the map above for locations.

Source: each captain/guide's public social accounts. Only public handles and URLs are listed. Please contact captains in their preferred language; a premium (non-local) rate is standard given the extra coordination.
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