Question 1

Where is Uluai?

Accepted Answer

Uluai Island is located in Kove West New Britain about 1.5 hours by car and 1 hour by boat. Uluai is a small private Island with no other villages so when you arrive, you have the island to yourself with our staff.

Question 2

What can I expect from the Uluai Island itinerary?

Accepted Answer

The Uluai Island itinerary includes a variety of activities such as fishing, snorkeling, and exploring the island's natural beauty. You'll also have the opportunity to enjoy pristine beaches and participate in guided tours to learn more about the local culture and environment.

Question 3

How many people are needed to book a trip?

Accepted Answer

For Baia, the minimum group size is 4-10 guests, and for Ultimate One, it's 6-8 guests. If you don't have enough people, contact us and we'll help you join an existing group.

Question 4

What does a Baia Lodge itinerary look like ?

Accepted Answer

1. Fly from your home to Port Moresby (PNG Capital City)
2. Depart Port Mroesby to Hoskins (Kimbe) - 1 Hour Flight
3. Liamo Reef Resort Bus will be awaiting your arrival and take you to Liamo Reef Resort where you will spend 1 night. 
4. The next day you will depart to Baia Lodge via boat or car for and enjoyable 4.5 hours. When you arrive around lunch time, you will start your fishing that afternoon. 
5. Spend the next 4-5 nights at Baia Lodge
6. On the 6th day, depart Baia to Kimbe by boat after your morning fish
7. Stay 1 night at Liamo Reef Resort for a final dinner
8. Depart Kimbe back home

Question 5

What does a Ultimate One itinerary look like?

Accepted Answer

Day 1: Fly from your home to Port Moresby (PNG Capital City)
Day 1:  Depart Port Mroesby to Hoskins (Kimbe) - 1 Hour Flight
Day 1: Liamo Reef Resort Bus will be awaiting your arrival and take you to Liamo Reef Resort where you will have dinner and boat Ultimate One that night. Once eveyone is on board, we will overnight travel to the fishing grounds. In the morning you will start fishing.  
Day 2-6: Spend the next 5-6 nights on board Ultimate One
Day 6: On the 6th day, depart location to Kimbe overnight by boat after your morning fish
Day 7: Liamo Reef Resort transfer bus will drop you off to airport for your flight home

Question 6

How do I book a trip?

Accepted Answer

Please visit our CONTACT page and complete the online form. We will be in touch with you with packages and more information. Once you have selected a package, to secure your dates, only a deposit is required. Hope to hear from you soon!

Question 7

Is there phone reception?

Accepted Answer

Baia does not have photo connection at the Lodge, however 5 minutes from the lodge you are able to make calls and access the internet. 
 
Connection varies when on board Ultimate One as it depends on the location you are fishing. Most of the time you will have connection.

Question 8

Are there discounts for families?

Accepted Answer

Yes of course! We love having families over to experience the beauty and culture of PNG. Please contact us with your details.

Question 9

What fish species can you catch?

Accepted Answer

Our main targetting species are Black Bass and Spottail Bass, however, you can catch up to 20 other species in these rivers alone from Mangrove Jack, Wolf Herron, Queen Fish, Sharks, White Speckles Cod, Tarpon, Spotted Cod, GT, Barracuda, Travelley and more! 
 
We also cater to Blue Water fishing with both Baia and Ultimate One.

Question 10

Can Baia Sportfishing book flights?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Baia Sportfishing can arrange your full return flights from either Cairns, Brisbane or Sydney. (Flight Plan = Home --- Port Moresby --- Hoskins (Kimbe))
 
Please let us know if you want us to book your flights on our online booking sheet. 
https://goo.gl/forms/zN8s7HTx5WfV3g4y2

Question 11

How long does it take to get to Kimbe?

Accepted Answer

From Brisbane or Cairns it is a 3 hour or 1.5 hour plane ride respectively. Once you are in Port Moresby, you will catch the connecting flight to Hoskins (Kimbe). We will be awaiting your arrival at the airport.

Question 12

What is the accommodation like?

Accepted Answer

Rooms are large and very comfortable as twin share; however each person may have their own room when possible.  All rooms have fans and 240 outlets throughout the building.  Flushable toilets, hot water, and all the comforts of home make Baia Lodge a fantastic place to escape and experience a unique piece of paradise and spectacular tropical angling.

Question 13

What meals are served?

Accepted Answer

Meals are both Western and Asian style cuisine and of course fresh seafood is always part of the menu.  
 
PLEASE ADVISE IF YOU HAVE ANY FOOD ALLERGIES OR DON'T EAT ANY PARTICULAR FOOD. The island is not near any shops and all food on the menu is brought in from Kimbe town at the beginning of the trip only.

Question 14

What drinks are at Uluai?

Accepted Answer

We do not store drinks at Uluai. We require guests to pre-order and prepay for their drinks. Drinks payment is payable when final balance is due.  
 
An order form will be emailed to you to complete. Terms and conditions will be stated on the order form.  
 
Please order for day and evening consumption and for the days where you travel to and back from lodge. You do not need to order drinks whilst you are at Liamo Reef Resort as they have drinks in stock.
 
BYO SPIRITS AND WINE PERMITTED AT THE FISHING LODGE ONLY.

Question 15

Is there mobile phone coverage at Uluai Island?

Accepted Answer

Coverage is usually available at Uluai Island but not at the rivers. Data for internet is limited.

Question 16

What should I pack?

Accepted Answer

CLOTHING & MEDICATION
We recommended clothing as follows:
2 x long sleeve fishing shirts and pants if required.
3 x shorts
3 x T shirts
3 x underwear
1 x cap
1 pair of sandal’s or sandshoes
1 x rain jacket (optional)
Sunscreen
Insect repellent
Malaria preventive medication

Question 17

What malaria medication should I take?

Accepted Answer

Please visit your Doctor at least 6 weeks prior to your journey and he will recommend what medication is required.  There is malaria in PNG. The doctor will most likely give you Doxylin as a preventive.  Please note, when taking this medication you can be prone to sunburn.  Sunscreen highly recommend.

Question 18

Do you offer laundry services?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we offer daily laundry services at Baia Sport Fishing Lodge and on board Ultimate One.

Question 19

What other activities are at Uluai Island?

Accepted Answer

Sport fishing both fresh and salt water is the key activity however there is plenty of other activities to enjoy:
Village Tours to meet the friendly Kove people
Cultural Dances - Kundu Drums
Bush trekking and bird watching
Kayaking 
Snorkeling on nearby reefs
Swimming in the cool freshwater natural springs
Spearfishing
Night Snorkelling
Beach fires 
Watch Turtle Egg Laying

Question 20

Do I need travel insurance?

Accepted Answer

Lodges are situated in isolated areas of the West New Britain coast, and in emergencies the quickest way out is by helicopter or medivac plane.  It is COMPULSORY TO ACQUIRE TRAVEL/MEDIVAC INSURANCE. YOU ARE REQUIRED TO EMAIL THROUGH A COPY OF YOUR TRAVEL INSURANCE PRIOR TO YOUR TRIP COMMENCING.

Question 21

Do I need a visa to enter Papua New Guinea?

Accepted Answer

Yes, all international travelers must apply for a tourist visa before entering Papua New Guinea. You can apply online at the ICA website (https://ica.gov.pg/visa/visit/visitor) or at a Papua New Guinea diplomatic post. Ensure you have the appropriate visa before traveling to avoid any issues at the border. For detailed instructions and to apply, visit: https://evisa.ica.gov.pg/evisa/account/Apply. If you require an address for the visa, please use: Liamo Reef Resort – Kimbe International Hotel, Po Box - 94, Kimbe, West New Britain Province, Papua New Guinea 0621. For any specific inquiries, contact the nearest PNG consulate.

Question 22

What is the luggage allowance for rod tubes?

Accepted Answer

LUGGAGE ALLOWANCE WITH AIR NIUGINI
 
International flights - Business Class: 40kgs (66lbs) per person, 
Economy Class: 30kgs (44lbs )per person ,
Domestic flights - 16kgs (35lbs) per person
http://www.airniugini.com.pg/aviation-faqs/
 
Air Niugini PNG contact for any information regarding general baggage services
Telephone: + 675 327 3644
Fax: + 675 327 3207
Email: baggage@airniugini.com.pg
 
NOTE: Free EXTRA baggage allowances are given for golf and dive gear but not fishing gear.
 
Rod tube lengths - Up to 2 Rod Tubes each, NO Longer than 3m. 
 
PLEASE PACKAGE YOUR RODS WITHIN STRONG & STURDY ROD TUBES TO AVOID DAMAGE WHEN FLYING.
 
Air Niugini accepts your average rod tube size.  If you require more information please contact Air Niugini baggage.

Question 23

How to check in domestic airport in Port Moresby

Accepted Answer

INFORMATION  - ARRIVING IN PORT MORESBY – TRANSFERING TO DOMESTIC AIRPORT
 
Once you have collected your luggage and have gone through customs proceed to the INTERNATIONAL CHECK IN DESK to check in for your DOMESTIC FLIGHT.  YOU DO NOT NEED TO GO TO DOMESTIC TERMINAL TO BOOK IN YOUR LUGGAGE. DO THIS VIA THE INTERNATIONAL TERMINAL. You will see a sign stating your check-in queue at International counter.  Once you have checked in, exit out of the International Airport and turn right.  Walk down the pathway to domestic terminal.  (Only a few minute walk).  Take the second entrance to domestic terminal and proceed through two security checks until you have reached the domestic lounge.
 
IF RUNNING LATE – TALK TO THE GROUND STAFF TO GET SOME HELP. FLIGHT MAY LEAVE WITHOUT YOU IF YOU ARE LATE.

Question 24

What happens if I miss my connecting flight?

Accepted Answer

IN THE EVENT YOU MISS YOUR CONNECTING FLIGHT
If you have an international Air Niugini ticket and you missed your flight due to Air Niugini’s fault, they will supply accommodation and meal in Port Moresby.  (If travelling with Airlines PNG, Qantas, please check with the airlines on their conditions or go to customer service desk).  Go QUICKLY (otherwise there may be a long wait to get your accommodation voucher) to the CUSTOMER SERVICE DESK in either INTERNATIONAL or DOMESTIC TERMINAL to obtain an accommodation and meal voucher.  If you can request hotel, ask for Airways, Crown Plaza, Holiday Inn or Gateway. These are the best in town.  A courtesy bus will be arranged for your accommodation.

Question 25

Useful contact details you should save before you travel

Accepted Answer

Should you have any problems whilst in Port Moresby or you miss your connecting flight please call:
 
Riccard Reimann (Manager) (+675) 727 38 801 
riccardreimann@gmail.com
Liamo Reef Resort (+675) 7391 1918 or (+675) 983 4367 or (+675) 983 4368
reservations@liamoreefresort.com
Tiana Reimann (Bookings & Marketing) (+675) 7364 6594 or (+61) 498 173 196|
baiafishingpng@gmail.com

Question 26

What is the best time of year for fishing?

Accepted Answer

The best time for fishing is from May to November. We are closed during the Wet Season, which runs from December to the end of March.

Question 27

What type of Blue Water fishing can I do?

Accepted Answer

Papua New Guinea has an incredible array of light tackle sports fishing options, with almost every species of Pacific game fish inhabiting the plankton and baitfish rich waters adjacent to the reef and continental shelf. Imagine trolling rigged baits or deep diving minnow lures for the likes of Wahoo, Spanish mackerel, Yellow Fin Tuna, Dolphin Fish (Mahi Mahi), various Trevally, Sailfish & Marlin. These tropical speedsters offer exceptional sports fishing opportunities.
 
Much has been written about the variety of fish species abundant in the warm tropical waters off the coast from Papua New Guinea. Not knowing exactly what fish is going to crash your trolled offering is half the fun, hooking up to a leaping, gyrating, lit up sportfish is the other.
 
The food chain here is complete, with the mass of coral providing shelter and food as predator eats predator. This abundance of life provides the perfect opportunity for the visiting angler to capture some truly magnificent fish.
 
Giant Trevally (GT) Popper Casting
The Mighty Giant Trevally (G.T.) certainly are a very tough customer. These robust predator really take angler, tackle & crew to their very limits and sometimes beyond! These Kings of the reef patrol along the reef edge schooling up baitfish.
 
Popper casting for G.T. is predominantly 'Sight Fishing'. It’s incredibly exciting to watch as the huge head and shoulders of a massive G.T. breaks the surface as it devours a well-placed cast popper!
Although G.T.s are the prime targeted species for popper casting other fish are also sometimes caught.  Among these are Blue spot, Golden, Silver, & Tea leaf Trevally. As well as Spanish mackerel, Dolphin Fish, Red Bass & Coral Trout just to name a few.
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JIGGING
Yet another great way to test out your skill & strength. Jigging can be done year round. Using a variety of lead heads, slice type and soft plastics, it is absolutely incredible what you can catch on a jig. Every imaginable bottom fish from coral trout to red emperor and everything in between as well as a bunch of different toothy pelagic.

Question 28

What gear do I need?

Accepted Answer

Note: Baia Sport Fishing can supply fishing rods and reels for use. Please pre-book. 
No charge for hire but charges incurred for any lost or damaged gear. 
Lures BYO. 
 
SUGGESTED FISHING GEAR
 
Rod: A good bait caster rod around 5.5 to 6 feet with plenty of back bone and rated at 8 to 15 kg.
 
Please ensure your rods are packed in strong and sturdy rod tubes to avoid damage when flying.  Air Niugini accepts your average rod tube size however for all domestic flights within Australia please check with your Airline what the maximum length is.

Reels: Loaded with 30 to 50lb braid.  Best reels include Daiwa Lexa, Abu Revo’s, Calcutta 300 & 400, Curado 300, Abu 6500 & 7000, and most of the solid quality baitcaster reels.  Similarly, medium sized quality spinning reels will be fine.

Leader:  50 lb to 70 lb fluro carbon leader is also required and it may be a good idea to have some wire when targeting the bigger bass when live baiting, and toothy pelagics

Lures: Popular surface lures with the Bass are the Rapala skitter pops and tango dancer or similar in all colors.  Imitation surface frogs are also good. 
 
Medium and deep diving minnow type lures such as the Duo Realis range, Rapala Xraps, Rapala Bara Mags, Storm Deep Barra, Salmo Perch, B52’s, halco Scorpions 125, Poltergeist 90 and similar are all great lures.  
 
A selection of surface lures should also be included in the tackle box.   We find the mullet, black/gold, Red and Silver, and natural colours are effective with darker and more contrasted lures the better choice.  If you have done a lot of fishing for Barra or Mangrove Jack, it’s all similar lures but with an upgrade on hooks and split rings. 
 
For the inshore pelagics, Xraps, Halco Pro or similar lures around the reefs work well and medium poppers for the GT's.  Wire trace is recommended for the razor gang species.  Smaller skirted lures from 4” to 6” are great for Tuna, Wahoo, Sailfish and Small Marlin.
 
Fly fishermen can use from 8 to 12 weight but 10 weight as an average is fine for the Bass. Small clouser type flies from 2” to 4” always work well when the white bait are running.    Surface flys and Frog type bloopers up to 6” will also work well particularly with the Spot Tail Bass.  If you want to target the smaller species also like Jungle Perch, Tarpon and Jacks then a 4 to 6 weight will also provide a lot of fun with a range of small flys both sinking and surface.  Larger flys 6” to 8” with wire when targeting the offshore Yellowfin Tuna, GT, Spaniards, Sails etc.
 
We also have lure packs for sale so please inquire if you would like us to organise a range of lures for you.
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Question 29

What lures should I bring?

Accepted Answer

For Black Bass, here are a few of our favourites:
Reedys Judges - Gold, Orange, Green
Tango Dancer (Medium Size) - Blue, Silver
Walk the Dog
Jerkbaits - Fluro Yellow
Barra Classics - Deep and Medium Divers - Fluro Green, Blue
DUO Realis Crave G87
Halco RMG - Blue 
Rooster Poppers - Purple
Minnows
Soft Plastics
 
BLUE WATER
Stick Bait - Green
Poppers

Question 30

What is a Black Bass?

Accepted Answer

The Black Bass is also called the ‘Papuan Black Snapper’ or Niugini Bass. Black bass inhabit brackish and fresh waters, they are opportunistic and omnivorous in their diet. They consume crabs, fish (including  smaller bass, small crocodiles and mammals). In common with many large, river fish, the larger Black Bass are territorial. In areas where there is little tidal influence they remain in the one general area, but where there are large tides they move with the tides and changing river flows and water levels.

Question 31

What is a Spottail Bass?

Accepted Answer

Also known as a “Freshwater snapper,” the Spottail Bass generally inhabit the more upper reaches of the river systems where the water is predominantly fresh.  Spottail Bass are also opportunistic and omnivorous in their diet and fight just as down and dirty like their relatives the Black Bass.

Question 32

Question 33

Where is Baia?

Accepted Answer

Baia Sport Fishing Lodge is West New Britain, PNG.  Kimbe is the main town and is also the capital of West New Britain. From Kimbe it is a 4.5 hour drive by boat or car to our remote and beauiful lodge.

Question 34

How do I get to Baia?

Question 35

What does a Baia Lodge itinerary look like ?

Accepted Answer

1. Fly from your home to Port Moresby (PNG Capital City)
2. Depart Port Mroesby to Hoskins (Kimbe) - 1 Hour Flight
3. Liamo Reef Resort Bus will be awaiting your arrival and take you to Liamo Reef Resort where you will spend 1 night. 
4. The next day you will depart to Baia Lodge via boat or car for and enjoyable 4.5 hours. When you arrive around lunch time, you will start your fishing that afternoon. 
5. Spend the next 4-5 nights at Baia Lodge
6. On the 6th day, depart Baia to Kimbe by boat after your morning fish
7. Stay 1 night at Liamo Reef Resort for a final dinner
8. Depart Kimbe back home

Question 36

What is the accommodation like?

Accepted Answer

Rooms are large and very comfortable as twin share; however each person may have their own room when possible.  All rooms have fans and 240 outlets throughout the building.  Flushable toilets, hot water, and all the comforts of home make Baia Lodge a fantastic place to escape and experience a unique piece of paradise and spectacular tropical angling.

Question 37

What meals are served?

Accepted Answer

Meals are both Western and Asian style cuisine and of course fresh seafood is always part of the menu.  PLEASE ADVISE IF YOU HAVE ANY FOOD ALLERGIES OR DON'T EAT ANY PARTICULAR FOOD. The lodge is not near any shops and all food on the menu is brought in from Kimbe town at the beginning of the trip only.

Question 38

What drinks are at the lodge?

Accepted Answer

We do not store drinks at the lodge.  We require guests to pre-order and prepay for their drinks. Drinks payment is payable when final balance is due.  An order form will be emailed to you to complete.  Terms and conditions will be stated on the order form.  Please order for day and evening consumption and for the days where you travel to and back from lodge. You do not need to order drinks whilst you are at Liamo Reef Resort as they have drinks in stock. BYO SPIRITS AND WINE PERMITTED AT THE FISHING LODGE ONLY.

Question 39

Is there mobile phone coverage at Baia?

Accepted Answer

As of 2020, there is now phone coverage available from Baia Lodge. You can purchase a Digicel Sim Card at the airport upon arrival if you wish to use your phone. Please take care with data roaming whilst in PNG as some customers have encountered hefty bills upon returning home.

Question 40

What other activities are at Baia Lodge?

Accepted Answer

Sport fishing both fresh and salt water is the key activity at the Lodge.  
Village Tours to meet the friendly Baia people.
Bush trekking and bird watching
Kayaking 
Snorkeling on nearby reefs
Swimming in the cool freshwater natural springs
Walk to the mini waterfalls with nautral face masks

Question 41

What time to flights depart Australia to Port Moresby?

Accepted Answer

We are a single day travel from the airports below.
 
Brisbane: 1040 Departure (Monday-Sunday)
Cairns: 1145 Departure (Monday-Sunday)
Sydney: 0830 - 0900 Departure (Saturday)
 
All flights are via Port Morebsy with a 1-3 hour layorver. 
 
Port Moresby to Hoskins: 1500 Departure (Monday-Sunday)
Arrival in Hoksins: 1630

Question 42

What are the COVID-19 Travel Restrictions are in Papua New Guinea

Accepted Answer

Please keep up to date on this website: https://www.smartraveller.gov.au/destinations/pacific/papua-new-guinea

Question 43

What happens if I have a trip booked in but it is cancelled due to COVID-19?

Accepted Answer

If your trip is affected by the COVID-19 Travel Restrictions, we simply postpone the trip to a date that suits you and your group. All deposits will be simply tranffered to the new dates and no extra fees are incurred. 
 
If your flights need to be rebooked due to COVID-19, Air Niugini have been re-booking flights without charge. This is subject to change in 2022.

Question 44

What are the latest QLD COVID-19 Travel restrictions?

Accepted Answer

From 1am Saturday 22 January 2022, overseas travellers who are fully vaccinated can enter Queensland without needing to quarantine . Only a negative COVID-19 RAT is needed within 24 hours of arriving.
Anyone who isn't vaccinated will need to quarantine on arrival for 14 days in government-arranged accommodation.
 
Please keep up to date with the latest information here: https://www.qld.gov.au/health/conditions/health-alerts/coronavirus-covid-19/current-status/public-health-directions/travelling-to-queensland

Question 45

What can I do on Uluai Island?

Accepted Answer

On Uluai Island, you can enjoy fishing, snorkeling, kayaking, and exploring the island's natural beauty. Guests can also relax on pristine beaches and join guided tours to learn about the local culture and environment.

Question 46

What are the visa requirements for international travelers?

Accepted Answer

International travelers must apply for a tourist visa before entering Papua New Guinea. You can apply online at the ICA website (https://ica.gov.pg/visa/visit/visitor) or at a Papua New Guinea diplomatic post. Ensure you have the appropriate visa before traveling to avoid any issues at the border.

Question 47

How can I book a fishing trip with Baia Sportfishing?

Accepted Answer

To book a fishing trip with Baia Sportfishing, visit our Contact page and complete the online form. We will get in touch with you to provide packages and more information. A deposit is required to secure your dates.

Question 48

Where can I catch the Black Bass?

Accepted Answer

Each location provides unique opportunities to catch different species of fish, such as Black Bass, Spottail Bass, and various pelagic species. You can catch Black Bass at all our locations, Baia Lodge, Liamo Reef Resort. Amge Island Lodge.

Question 49

What amenities are available at Baia Lodge?

Accepted Answer

Baia Lodge offers a range of amenities, including comfortable twin-share rooms, daily laundry services, and a variety of activities such as sport fishing, village tours, bush trekking, and snorkeling. The lodge is equipped with fans, 240V outlets, and hot water to ensure a comfortable stay.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Uluai?

What can I expect from the Uluai Island itinerary?

How many people are needed to book a trip?

What does a Baia Lodge itinerary look like ?

What does a Ultimate One itinerary look like?

How do I book a trip?

Is there phone reception?

Are there discounts for families?

What fish species can you catch?

Can Baia Sportfishing book flights?

How long does it take to get to Kimbe?

What is the accommodation like?

What meals are served?

What drinks are at Uluai?

Is there mobile phone coverage at Uluai Island?

What should I pack?

What malaria medication should I take?

Do you offer laundry services?

What other activities are at Uluai Island?

Do I need travel insurance?

Do I need a visa to enter Papua New Guinea?

What is the luggage allowance for rod tubes?

How to check in domestic airport in Port Moresby

What happens if I miss my connecting flight?

Useful contact details you should save before you travel

What is the best time of year for fishing?

What type of Blue Water fishing can I do?

What gear do I need?

What lures should I bring?

What is a Black Bass?

What is a Spottail Bass?

Where is Baia?

How do I get to Baia?

What does a Baia Lodge itinerary look like ?

What is the accommodation like?

What meals are served?

What drinks are at the lodge?

Is there mobile phone coverage at Baia?

What other activities are at Baia Lodge?

What time to flights depart Australia to Port Moresby?

What are the COVID-19 Travel Restrictions are in Papua New Guinea

What happens if I have a trip booked in but it is cancelled due to COVID-19?

What are the latest QLD COVID-19 Travel restrictions?

What can I do on Uluai Island?

What are the visa requirements for international travelers?

How can I book a fishing trip with Baia Sportfishing?

Where can I catch the Black Bass?

What amenities are available at Baia Lodge?

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