It was a rainy day aboard our 32′ Yacht Blue Star.
Rain , wind and light swells didn’t stop this group.
They headed out just past the Lands End into the pacific.
Reeled in this Feisty Giant who put up quite the fight.
Did you know Marlin have this defense mechanism.
That when they eat something they don’t want, they regurgitate up their stomach.
It do swallow it back in!
This group wanted a split fishing trip ..fishing and fun.
Great day for fishing and swimming .
With little time Captain Gilbert took this group to a quick fishing spot, not far from the marina.
San Jaime Bank is the closet fishing spot into the pacific.
Best biting spot for Tuna,Bonita, Skipjack and of course every kind of bottom fish.
Captain Julio and his crew took this group to “45 spot”.
The “45 Spot” is just two miles from the Cabo Lighthouse.
It is on a deep ledge off the Cardonal Canyon in the pacific.
The prime fishing spot is right before the ledge.
The ledge drops to 3,000 feet deep.
Lots of fish seem to be attracted to this area.
This group caught plenty of nice tasty Tuna.
Captain Julio and his crew departed the marina aboard the 32′ Yacht Blue Star.
Heading south into the pacific.
Weather conditions are sunny with slight intermittent winds.
Slow troll about 20 miles up to La Herradura, great fishing spot for tuna.
This group caught many skipjack with the odd Dorado sprinkled into the mix.
Sometimes when there is a group of younger clients, they just want to catch fish.
They are not fussy… just want some fighting fish.
Captain Eddy knows a spot a short distance into the pacific.
Tuna and Bonita are Coastal fish that will inhabit areas close to shore.
Live mackerel and trolling lines in place.
One hit after another, this group will remember this day for a long time.
FYI: Bonita are just as tasty as tuna when cut up and served fresh!
A little Cabo magic!
Early with the sunrise, Captain Eddy and his crew departed the marina aboard the 60′ yacht blue sea.
The sea was relatively calm, small swells and a slight breeze coming from the southwest.
Taking this group out literally 100 yards from Lands End.
South into the Sea of the Cortez…traditionally a magic spot for Marlin.
April is generally slow for Marlin…hit or miss.
This group had an amazing day, not only catching and releasing the bucket list Marlin.
Landing a tasteful boat load of fish, Red Snapper, Wahoo and Tuna.
Great job ladies!
It was an early morning departure for Captain Eddy and his crew.
It was a very beautiful calm day for fishing ,from the 35′ yacht blue water.
Trolling lines set…. slow troll out into the Pacific, up to Golden Gate Bank.
One of the Best spots to catch some good size fish.
Didn’t take the group long to land a nice size Marlin.
Our 35′ Yacht Blue Water, departed the marina with the sunrise.
Captain Eddy and his crew are in search for some good eating Tuna.
Ocean conditions were relatively calm, moderate swells.
Trolling closer to shore over the rocky areas in the Sea of Cortez.
Having a slow start, we ventured closer to Santa Maria Canyon.
Much better luck, landing some really nice yellow fin.
Captain Julio and his crew headed out in the afternoon on the 32′ Yacht Blue Star.
Set out trolling for tuna/ skipjack for dinner.
Headed southward along the eastern rim of the Cabo San Lucas Canyon.
Landing tuna one right after the other.
Continuously catching all the way back to the marina.
Plenty of Fish
Captain Gilbert and his crew headed out on our 60′ Yacht Blue Sea, for a 6 hour fishing adventure.
Heading out into the pacific, it wasn’t long before catching a couple nice snapper.
Almost to the Golden gate where we landed a very impressive Marlin.
Released this magnificent fish back into the ocean.
Fantastic day had by all.
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