Captain Gilbert and his crew took this group for a quick trip.
The guys just wanted a guarantee to catch at least one fish.
So the best place to do so is Santa Maria Canyon.
All sorts of fish tend to be found amongst the rocks and ledges.
Experiencing the great fishing fish…. the Rooster.
Multiple Rock Fish
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Talk about an epic day at sea.
This group was non stop reeling.
22 Bonita caught, this is going to be a great feast!
Captain Julio and his crew too this group to Santa Maria Canyon.
Santa Maria Canyon is not to far from Cabo San Lucas Marina.
This entire area is a favorite amongst local fisherman.
Early morning departure on our 60′ Yacht Blue Sea.
Captain Gilbert, decided to head over to the pacific side
Slow troll around the the Lands Ends and up to San Lucas canyon.
You always find the bottom fish,if not much else is biting.
Then a quick trip to Cardonmal Canyon.
Catching a few Bonita and a nice size Jack Crevalle.
Early morning departure for this group, not a cloud in the sky.
Captain Eddy and his crew headed out to an area called San Jaime Bank.
San Jaime Bank is the closet bank from the marina.
There is a pathway between the San Jaime Bank and Golden Gate, that creates an underwater current pathway.
Super hot spot for Skipjack, Tuna and Bonita.
The bait was working its magic today!
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!
Early morning departure on 32′ Yacht Blue Star ,with Captain Julio and his Crew.
Started out with a slow troll, heading east into the warmer waters of the Sea of Cortez.
Trolling around rocks and coral is a good place to find bottom fish.
Cabo is know for some good size Snapper.
Snapper are one of the many bottom dwelling fish.
Just make sure you use live bait, they cant resist a fresh yellowtail mackerel.
If you are lucky your live bait will entice a larger snapper.
This lucky group was able to land this impressive one.
Snapper can be found from the Bahía de los Ángeles in the sea of Cortez, all the way to Bahia Tortugas in the Pacific.
Pretty common catch in Cabo, Snapper are a good eating fish.
Captain Eddy and his Crew are guaranteed to find Snapper, in and around reefs and rocky areas.
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.
Captain Gilbert and his crew departed the marina bright and early.
Started out approx 1/2 miles and trolled off shore on a relatively flat service.
Quickly landing a few nice size snapper.
Next we cruised towards Santa maria Bay into the warmer waters.
Right away we Reeled in a feisty 125lb marlin.
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