sails, dorado, speks and pet roosterfish
The bite isn't red hot, but we're getting what we need, 2-5 sails and 2-5 dorado/day, an occassional wahoo and almost daily shots at marlin. James dropped on some good marks and ended up with 6 grouper yesterday.
Back at home, the freeze hasn't killed all the trout, Capt. Lee took pops out yesterday and had a good day despite the wind and cold.
Pictures are coming of Pollo (Carlos, Danny's brother) and his pet roosterfish, two of them actually. They're eating ballyhoo out of his hand from under the docks at Los Suenos. Beautiful 20-30 pounders.
The pangas have been doing pretty good, catching at least 1 trophy rooster each of the last 4 days.
Pics to come.
Back at home, the freeze hasn't killed all the trout, Capt. Lee took pops out yesterday and had a good day despite the wind and cold.
Pictures are coming of Pollo (Carlos, Danny's brother) and his pet roosterfish, two of them actually. They're eating ballyhoo out of his hand from under the docks at Los Suenos. Beautiful 20-30 pounders.
The pangas have been doing pretty good, catching at least 1 trophy rooster each of the last 4 days.
Pics to come.
posted by Capt. George Beckwith at
7:12 PM
