Muscat

Jen Ripple

21 Mar 2018 — 1 min read

Muscat, Oman

Dating back to the 1st century CE, Muscat was an important trading post between the East and the West, and it remains that way today. Bordered to the north and west by the Gulf of Oman, fishing has been a mainstay in the region since the beginning. With deep water close to shore in Muscat, targeting open water species like tuna, dorado, and marlin is easy. If blue water is not your thing, the coastline has sprawling sandy beaches, secluded rocky bays, and sheer jagged cliffs where you can target yellow permit, 3-spot pompano, and queen fish. ArabianFlySportFishing.com

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