Captain Julio and his crew took this group out for a 5 hour trip.
Headed out to a popular spot called Magaritas.
In Cabo San Lucas the Tuna are found 20-25 miles off shore.
Caught a great supply of Yellow fin.
In Cabo Yellow fin’s peak season runs from September to December.
Even though you can still catch Tuna all year round.
Yellow fin are the most colorful of all tuna.
They eat small fish mostly mackerel and sardines.
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Captain Julio and his crew, took this group out for a 5 hour trip.
The weather sunny as usual, but slight wind.
Captain Julio, headed out towards the Pacific.
Once around the back side of the El Archo, out go the lines.
Landing Skip Jack one after another.
A skipjack is a medium-sized fish in the tuna family.
We fillet your fish and make a fresh dish of Ceviche .
Ceviche is a dish of raw fish, soaked in lemon or lime.
Spiced with aji, chill pepper, onion,salt and cilantro.
Captain Julio and his crew, took this group out for a quick fishing trip.
When there is not much time in your schedule for a full day trip.
Captain Julio knows just where to go.
He heads out past the lighthouse, not far from the marina.
With light winds and moderate swells.
Weather didn’t stop this group from catching a fresh lunch.
We can fillet up your fish and make you some fresh ceviche.
Captain Julio took this group out for a 5 hour trip.
Beautiful 76 degrees, with a little overcast.
Marlin fishing has a been a little slow lately.
Captain Julio heard that the Marlin have been around Santa Maria Canyon.
Santa Maria Canyon is in the Sea of Cortez, about 20 mins from the Marina.
A local hot spot for bill fish.
Catching and releasing this nice size Marlin.
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Captain Julio and his crew, took this group out for an early morning trip.
Since this group had a full 8 hour, this gave the group lots of time to explore more areas.
Started out with a slow troll pass EL Archo, heading into the Pacific.
First area hit, is San Jaime Bank.. few tuna.
Next stop Golden Gate Bank this is 15 miles north.
Caught enough Tuna and Bonita for a week!!!
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!
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