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Fishing Christmas Island
By
Saltwater Sportsman Staff
Updated: October 30, 2012
Angler walks off a pancake flat in Christmas Island’s massive lagoon.
Tosh Brown
Bonefish are one of the top target species at Christmas Island. Use shrimp flies in orange, pink or tan colors.
Tim Pask
The traditional island outrigger on the boats at Christmas Island provide a steady platform to transport anglers to the bonefish flats.
Tim Pask
Sign reads: “Unauthorized fishing in the conservation area and fisheries pond is strictly prohibited.”
Tim Pask
Christmas Island is a one-of-a-kind destination. The locals seem to have more fun here.
Tim Pask
While Christmas Island boasts outstanding bonefishing, don’t forget about triggerfish. Use bonefish flies.
Tim Pask
To get the full experience, try targeting a few other species such as trevally. Use small baitfish flies.
Tim Pask
Chasing giants: The wide-open flats of Christmas Island offer chances at giant trevally.
Barry And Cathy Beck
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