Captain Eddy and his crew headed out early in the am.
Perfect weather conditions set the mood for a great day at sea.
Off to the Pacific side, slow troll just past the El Arco.
About 15 mile out, this group landed a gorgeous Marlin.
Only too about a 20 min fight to land .
Quick photo and back to the sea it goes.
Slightly cloudy sky’s, but always crystal clear water here in Cabo
Captain Julio and his crew headed out on our 32′ Yacht Blue Water.
Marlin is on the list today, we always start with a slow troll out towards the Pacific.
Head to the Marlin hot spot Golden Bank, it is 15 miles north of the Marina.
Landing this prize worthy Marlin.
Here in Cabo catch and release is encouraged.
Remember you can get a replica mount if you wish.
We include a photographer on our charters to capture your day.
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!
Captain Gilbert and his crew departed bright and early aboard the 60′ Yacht Blue Sea, in search for Marlin.
Generally the best area to start looking for Marlin is just a 6 miles from the El Arco.
That is where the you can either head to the Pacific or Sea of Cortez
They set trolling lures on outriggers and slowly headed 2 miles past El Arco by the light house.
It is one of the best areas for a reason, didn’t take long before landing a Beaut of a Marlin.
Caught and released this Beaut of course.
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