Dead Fisherman Right is located just west of Vouani on the southwest coast. This spot faces the southern swells coming from the Mozambique Channel, which can get decent size during the winter months. Access is mainly by boat, and you might find some promising waves if you explore the outer reefs along the northwestern tip of the island. The spot features a notable hollow wave that leads into a wall, providing some fun rides for those who know what they're doing.

The optimal swell direction here is from the south, but it can also handle swells coming from the south-west. The spot works well with swell sizes starting from around 2ft (about 0.6 meters) and tends to break over dead coral. Riders will enjoy a right-handed wave that often delivers barrels when conditions are just right. The best winds come from the northeast, and it can work across all tide heights, whether low, mid, or high. However, this spot is not for beginners; it's best suited for expert surfers looking for a challenge.

Be cautious as the waters around Dead Fisherman Right can be pretty treacherous, especially for outriggers. The wave can pack a punch with heavy hold-downs, so make sure you're prepared for some tough conditions when you paddle out.