Fishing spots in Comoros

Comoros: select the island before the launch point

Moroni, Mutsamudu and Fomboni refer to different islands. Start with the island where you will stay, then confirm a permitted shore access or launch point locally. A map marker is a forecast reference; it does not establish that a landing place, marina or road is available.

Ask which bottom you can actually reach. A cast from rock and a vertical bait presentation from a boat require different rigs. Start simply and inspect whether the bait returns intact or tangled. For Moheli or another protected area, check the boundary and permitted activity with the responsible authority instead of applying one rule to an entire island.

Choose the actual location in Comoros

This guide lists 3 locations in Comoros, including Moroni (Grande Comore), Mutsamudu (Anjouan), Fomboni (Mohéli). Open the location you intend to visit, select shore or boat, and compare the same trip window. Area names and coordinates are planning references; check access and bottom type before preparing tackle.

3 locations connect to 1 reference-station model(s); some may share a source with timing and height adjustments. The location count does not imply a separate gauge or validated model for every mark. Locations without tide models use available information; a missing model does not mean no tide.

Data sources and methodology →

Fishing spots in Comoros

Place	Type	Bottom	Fish	Shore faces
Moroni (Grande Comore)	Shore & boat	Volcanic rock, deep water close in	Trevally, tuna, dorado, grouper	West	Tool
Mutsamudu (Anjouan)	Shore & boat	Reefs and drop-offs	Trevally, tuna, barracuda	North	Tool
Fomboni (Mohéli)	Shore & boat	Marine park	Trevally, grouper, tuna	North	Tool

Map points are approximate area references, not access permissions or navigation positions. Assess wind, gusts, wave height, period and shoreline exposure together.

Seas of Comoros

Indian Ocean: Distinguish open coastline from passages between islands or reefs. Review local tide and wave information, and leave passage planning to the skipper and authoritative marine sources.

Moroni

Mohéli

Anjouan

Fishing spots map

🟦 shore · 🟧 boat. Tap any point for details, and open it in Google Maps or Google Earth.

The map loads as you approach it. You can also open the location list.

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Popular fish in Comoros

Targeting times below are general guidance that varies with location, season and conditions, not measured fish activity.

Hamour (grouper) · Epinephelus coioides — **Hamour (grouper)**
Dawn, dusk and around slack tidePhoto credit

Kingfish (kanaad) · Scomberomorus commerson — **Kingfish (kanaad)**
Early morning with birds and bait activityPhoto credit

Spangled emperor · Lethrinus nebulosus — **Spangled emperor**
Early morning and afternoonPhoto credit

Trevally · Carangoides bajad — **Trevally**
Morning with moving waterPhoto credit

Giant trevally (GT) · Caranx ignobilis — **Giant trevally (GT)**
Dawn, strong current at headlandsPhoto credit

Yellowfin tuna · Thunnus albacares — **Yellowfin tuna**
Early morning with dolphins and birdsPhoto credit

Mahi-mahi (dorado) · Coryphaena hippurus — **Mahi-mahi (dorado)**
Daytime around floating debrisPhoto credit

Sailfish · Istiophorus platypterus — **Sailfish**
Morning in blue waterPhoto credit

Red snapper · Lutjanus malabaricus — **Red snapper**
Late night and dawnPhoto credit

Cobia · Rachycentron canadum — **Cobia**
Daytime around buoys and platformsPhoto credit

Barracuda · Sphyraena barracuda — **Barracuda**
Morning, dusk and moonlit nightsPhoto credit

Fish seasons

Species	Jan	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov	Dec	Bait
Hamour (grouper) Epinephelus coioides													Live mullet or sardine, whole cuttlefish, large prawn, fish strips
Kingfish (kanaad) Scomberomorus commerson													Live mullet or sardine, no weight
Spangled emperor Lethrinus nebulosus													Cuttlefish, prawn, crab
Trevally Carangoides spp.													Live sardine, strips
Giant trevally (GT) Caranx ignobilis													Large live bait
Yellowfin tuna Thunnus albacares													Live sardine, squid
Mahi-mahi (dorado) Coryphaena hippurus													Sardine, squid
Sailfish Istiophorus platypterus													Live fish
Red snapper Lutjanus malabaricus / L. bohar													Cuttlefish, fish strips
Cobia Rachycentron canadum													Live fish, whole cuttlefish
Barracuda Sphyraena spp.													Live fish

Darker = peak season. Seasons are approximate and vary year to year.

Laws & safety

Check current access, gear, species and licence restrictions with the authority responsible for the exact area and activity. A map marker or a seasonal colour is not a permit.

Match safety equipment and the trip decision to the actual boat, load, route and skipper’s assessment. No single wind or wave number is a safe limit for every boat.

How to use the tables on this page

Species and seasonal tables are indicative planning aids, not a catch survey or a current legal calendar. Start with a reachable target and check the method in the linked guide.

Read the practical guide · Data sources and calculation limits