40 species across 32 spots
Indonesia offers fishing across 32 spots with 40 species in marine, marine, brackish, marine, freshwater, brackish waters. Suitable for beginner to expert anglers.
Top Spots
Known for its incredible marine biodiversity, Raja Ampat is a hotspot for Blue-green Snapper, especially around the islands of Misool and Salawati.
World‑renowned reef complex with abundant coral heads where Red‑spotted blenny congregate around rubble and overhangs, making them easy to target from a small boat.
Coastal bay on Bali's south shore where seasonal upwelling fuels abundant anchovy schools, ideal for both reef and offshore anglers.
40
Species
32
Spots
Aprion virescens
marine
Lutjanus gibbus
marine
Rastrelliger brachysoma
marine, brackish
Lutjanus argentimaculatus
marine, freshwater, brackish
Lutjanus biguttatus
marine
Stolephorus balinensis
marine
Nemipterus balinensoides
marine, brackish
Chromis notata
marine
Serranus salmonopsis
Blenniella chrysospilos
marine
Carangoides oblongus
Rastrelliger faughni
marine
Scomberomorus koreanus
marine
Scolopsis taeniata
marine
Amphiprion percula
marine
Carangoides bartholomaei
Scorpaena bergii
marine
Psammogobius biocellatus
marine, freshwater, brackish
Herklotsichthys castelnaui
marine, freshwater, brackish
Hippocampus histrix
marine
Epinephelus hexagonatus
marine
Caranx ignobilis
marine, brackish
Branchiostegus argentatus
marine
Scorpaenodes scaber
marine, brackish
Sillago vincenti
marine, brackish
Manta birostris
Open ocean, coastal areas
Remora brachyptera
marine
Epinephelus macrospilos
marine
Monacanthus chinensis
marine
Scarus perrico
marine
Hoplolatilus chlupatyi
marine
Cryptocentrus cebuanus
marine
Navigobius vittatus
marine
Tetraodon lunaris
Coastal waters, reefs
Labeo rohita
freshwater, brackish
Lates calcarifer
marine, freshwater, brackish
Glyptorhynchus sulcatus
Ninnigobius canestrinii
freshwater, brackish
Istiompax indica
marine
Pseudoliparis belyaevi
marine