Mako Reels

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Mako reels are built for whatever swims your way.

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Kat sneaking up on her favourite prey somewhere in the Keys with her Mako reel. Keep them wet.

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Chasing blue bastards in the land down under with a Mako 9500.

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Life is all about experiences. Catching a permit is one of those unforgettable memories that never fades away.

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Big bumphead parrotfish are serious heavyweight opponents. These colourful brutes will take well presented crab flies on specially tied bimini twisted leaders however stopping them before they blast off the flat and find the coral, is a completely different story.

How big do you think this potential world record bumpy was?

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The thrill of landing a permit is surpassed only by the satisfaction of watching it swim away.

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The unique patterns and cautious behaviour of moustache triggerfish makes them one of trickiest fish to target on the flats.

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Patrolling the beach for giants with a Mako and a large purple fly on Astove atoll.

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Big barracudas were built for speed. These apex predators are like lone wolves that ambush prey in shallow water like no other, making them one of the most thrilling fish to hook up with on the flats.

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Catching an Indo-Pacific permit is a rare delight. With their gleaming silver shape, golden-yellow fins and lips along with those piercing black eyes, its like finding treasure in the ocean.

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Pound for pound, bonefish are one of the strongest and fastest fish on the flats. This silver beauty required more time and finesse to bring in than the GT that came swimming along next. Unfortunately the squall arrived before Cullan could find a triggerfish to complete the slam.

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