Kuala Rompin – Sailfish hotspot. Let us take you fishing to one of the world’s best Sailfish grounds. Still relatively unknown, this is the ultimate destination to fulfil your dream of landing a Sailfish.

We specialize in trips to Kuala Rompin with Sailfish being the primary target. A common by-catch would include Spanish Mackeral and Cobia. There is also a mix of Trevallys, Tuskfish, Barracuda, Queenfish and the odd juvenile Black Marlin. Although not in large sizes, the Mahi Mahis are around from May till August and can be prolific at times.

The season starts around mid March and ends in mid November with the arrival of the North-East monsoon.

This small town in the state of Pahang lies just north of the Endau River on the East Coast of the Malaysian peninsula. There are all the basic amenities in Rompin. There is a small supermarket serving the local community selling most sundries along with a daily market. There are also quite a few shops selling other general items. Depending on traffic conditions, it is approximately three and a half hours from Singapore.

Please do visit our good friend Johnny Jensen’s photographic library www.jjphoto.dk to view past reports on Kuala Rompin, Malaysia.