Adventure Indo:
We offer exclusive fishing, spearfishing, instructional surf trips, a jungle safari, and trekking. We specialize in accessing remote areas of Indonesia to partake in marine activities.
Seasonal Trips to consider:
Jungle Ulua Fishing Adventures is our main focus this time of year. Season opens up at the end of May 2008! Start planning early for this epic Jungle Safari into the wilds of Java to chase GT and other game fish from exposed reefs and secluded Jungle beaches!
All of the Spear Fishing adventures or also excellent choices. Spearfish in Bali with Andre Wicaksana or my self. Plenty of spots present themselves all year long in Bali! Chase world record Dog Tooth Tuna, or go after your favorite reef species. Bali has a place and dive level for all interested spearos. Special note on Spearfishing trips: The Sumba option is NOT available.
The surf season Indonesia is famous for runs from June - October. The upcoming months are ideal months for the beginner to intermediate surfer looking to find medium sized fun surf. Whatever your level, from beginner to advanced, Cyrus Boyum offers the best in safety conscious surf instruction, and hassle free guided travel to the best surf on offer during your visit
Indonesia Report from Cyrus Boyum:
It has been a while since my last report so I will get right into it. I have been working the Java coastlines again. And boy has it been a nice surprise. A recent trip to G-land provided epic flat days with good viz in the 50 - 75ft range. That is good for the area. The water was warm and the fish were everywhere. I speared my first Napolean Wrasse. Not a huge one, since I have seen plenty over 100lbs, but this one was about 45lbs. It was a clean shot that nearly stoned the fish, high and right behind the head and gill plate. People were not kidding how tasty that fish is! I fed the entire camp of 11 guest with that Napolean, and I must say it was right up there with the best fish meal I have had in a long time. Along with the Napolean I took a handful off decent size snapper, a few Trevally, and a nice Pampano over the 2 days I dove. The wet nights prevented any access to the remote reefs past the G-land surf camp, but I can only imagine that it would have certainly been alive up there as well.
East Java and the rest of Indonesia experienced a really wet season from the end of December - about 2 weeks ago. I think that is a great sign for a good fishing year. Especially in east Java it was clear that the trails and erosion from the rain would have restricted access to the best fishing grounds, giving the place a solid 5 - 6 month rest!
