The eastern shelf of the Mozambique Channel drops in some places from 15 meters to “infinity” (more than a hundred meters). It is barely 3 km from Kalakajour Island, and runs parallel to the island for 8 miles. Heading out to the drop off, you will find brilliantly clear water (20 meters plus visibility) teeming with sea life that can make your fishing experience most productive! Fishing along this shelf you will find most of the local pelagic game fish species in abundance, including sailfish, giant trevally, dorado, king mackerel, barracuda, wahoo, large dog tooth tuna, and more.  The reef fishing and bottom fishing can be equally good. Ignobilis can also be found both in the vicinity of the island and off shore.

Water conditions in the area are fantastic.  The water is very calm, with virtually no shore break, and extremely high visibility. Due to the sheltered and calm water conditions it is an ideal introduction for new salt water fishermen as well as a Mecca for the more experienced.

Turtle Bay Camp operates a 28-foot Cape Craft ski boat with 2x 225hp outboard motors, all of which are well maintained and fully equipped for game fishing. The skipper and one-man crew are extremely adept at their jobs and are very knowledgeable in terms of fish species, their whereabouts and their proximity to the camp - thus avoiding unnecessary travel time in hunting for fish.  The game tackle provided on the boats is of good quality and is in good condition. Turtle Bay Camp mainly specialises in trolling and conventional big game fishing. Fly or spinning tackle should be taken along by visitors if required.