The Dorado are running in the 20-25lb class. Nice fish.
Striped Marlin are scattered all throughout the channel, from Espíritu Santos to Cerralvo island. The seamounts are still holding our spring time species. AmberJacks, Cubera snapper cabrilla and huachinango.
Mid June Fishing Report Read More »
There are sargasso paddies everywhere and Dorados have been showing up. Also Striped Marlins have starting to show as well. The seamounts are still holding large AmberJacks, yellowtail, Cabrilla and giant Cubera snapper.
Starts of June Fishing Report Read More »
In the last two weeks we have had Dorado, Tuna,AmberJacks, Almaco Jacks, African pompano, Cabrilla, Cubera Snapper and yellowtail.
May Fishing Report Read More »
In the last two weeks we have had Dorado, Tuna,AmberJacks, Almaco Jacks, African pompano, Cabrilla, Cubera Snapper and yellowtail.
This week two yellowfin tuna were landed, and the mahi mahi’s started to make a showing too. Summer weather is here and we’re thrilled !
Two Tuna In One Week & Mahi Mahi are Here Read More »
April has almost come and gone but so far we’ve landed two yellowfin tuna and the signs are looking promising for more Tunaction soon.
May the Fish be With You Read More »
April has almost come and gone but so far we’ve landed two yellowfin tuna and the signs are looking promising for more Tunaction soon.
Welcoming May With More Tuna Read More »
April has almost come and gone but so far we’ve landed two yellowfin tuna and the signs are looking promising for more Tunaction soon.
Another week has passed by and the yellowtail continues to be the main catch, packing stomachs and coolers alike.
Another Yellowtail Week Read More »
With the first Amberjack landed this week, it’s safe to say that we’re officially in the prime springtime fishing season.
Amberjacks are back! Read More »
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