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| We are going to
leave our main attraction of last week, because is
very impresive: Mr. Togo Hazard from San Diego, CA,
with Capt Vicente Cosio, mate Nestor and Abraham.
They left on board of Dottie BII on Monday 14th
around 6:45am and they came back at 12:30pm with
this amazing catch: 6 Yellowfin Tuna the biggest
caught it by Mr. Togo Hazard of 158 Lb at his 87
years old. |
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| Mr Harold Davis from
Indianapolis fish fro three days with Capt. Juan
Garcia on the Alegria and on his last day he caught
this beautiful 80 lb Yellowfin Tuna. |
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| James Kussell (New
York, NY) and John Oliver (West Palm Beach, FL)
finish their four fishing days trip with Capt. Alex
and his brother Carlos with this nice Yellowfin Tuna
and dorados. |
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| As always Capt Vicente Cosio made
his clients their best trip ever. Mr. Jean Claude
Langue and his son Pierre, released 3 Sailfish and 1
Striped Marlin, plus one Dorado, very good for a
first timer. |
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| Another great day for
the Langue´s, one big tuna for each plus 4 dorado.
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| Mr. Robert McDonald caught more
than 10 dorados by himself with Capt. Alex on the
Mosca |
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| El Señor Bill Owens and his
friend John Davis with this awesome bottom fishing
day. |
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From:
Sept 18th to 24th,
09
Total boats
out:28
Fishermen: 27 |
Weather
Temps: High 90's-100's
Water
Temperature:
84°- 88° |
|
Type
|
Capture
|
Release |
Total |
|
Swordfish |
~ |
~ |
~ |
|
Blue
Marlin |
~ |
~ |
~ |
|
Black
Marlin |
~
|
~ |
~ |
|
Striped
Marlin |
~ |
5 |
5 |
|
Sailfish |
~ |
8 |
8 |
|
Dorado |
92 |
31 |
123 |
|
Tuna |
18 |
~ |
18 |
|
Wahoo |
5 |
~ |
5 |
|
Roosterfish |
~ |
~ |
~ |
|
Grouper |
~ |
~
|
~ |
|
Shark |
~ |
1 |
1 |
|
Snapper |
31 |
~ |
31 |
|
Jack Crevalle |
~ |
~ |
~ |
|
Amberjack |
~ |
~ |
~ |
|
Bonito |
5 |
~ |
5 |
|
Yellowtail |
~ |
~
|
~ |
|
Ladyfish |
~ |
~ |
~ |
|
Pompano |
1 |
~ |
1 |
|
Triggerfish |
~ |
1 |
1 |
|
Squid |
32 |
~
|
32 |
|
Cabrilla |
18 |
12 |
30 |
|
Skipjack
Tuna |
~ |
70 |
70 |
|
Sierra
|
~ |
~ |
~ |
|
Rainbow
Runner |
~ |
~ |
~ |
Water Temperature: It looks that
everything is remaining very constant around here, we
barely have temperature changes, maybe as soon as we
enter October we notice some drastic changes on our
water at the East Cape.
Air Temperature: We had some very hot
days, but more than everything humid, but acceptable for
this time of the year, but if this means better fishing
who cares!
Fishing Spots and Distance: Most of the
fishing was done by Los Frailes area, also at the Farito,
that is south from Los Frailes, about 30 miles south
from the Hotel. Some of our boats also fished the
Lighthouse area getting some dorados from there. Another
guys went out about 40 miles east, and found many tuna
schools in the area.
Off-shore Fishing: The biggest bite was on
dorado, lots of 20 pounders in Los Frailes area, tuna
slowed down this week but the ones caught remain very
good size. Billfish came back we saw a lot this week,
but only 23 were caught, but thats a good sign for you
guys coming on October.
In-shore Fishing: With the squid on the
area let me tell you that bottom fishing is great, lots
of snapper, cabrilla and other different kinds of fish
are biting at the banks of the area.
Bait Used: We remain using sardines and
jacks, plus the all the squid you would like to take.
Highlight of the Week:
Our good friends James Kussel and John Oliver ended up
their week with two very nice 80 lb Yellowfin tuna.
Mr. Jean Claude Langue first timer, made 3 Sailfish and
1 Striped Marlin with his son Pierre from SLC, UT.
See you next week!!!
Saludos from your second home in paradise!
Felipe Valdez
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