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Todd with Adolfo on the panga Dos Hermanos. Offshore (average) surface water temperature- Includes from the 5 to 6 mile mark at the 100 fathom line then to the 1 000 fathom line being about 32 miles: 90° Inshore (average) surface temperature. F

With Adolfo  on the panga Dos Hermanos Offshore (average) surface water temperature- Includes from the 5 to 6 mile mark at the 100 fathom line then to the 1 000 fathom line being about 32 miles: 85° Inshore (average) surface temperature. F

Today we have a Half day inshore looking for some roosterfish we move a little bit out early in the mourning around 6 miles looking for a Mahi and we caught one around 20 pounds and later we found some sardine and fishing close to the rocks we relea

Pisces Fleet Weekly update from January 24 – 30  2025 Catch success rate 90.67 %All species combined comprise Billfish 25.33% Dorado 17.33% Tuna 37.33% Wahoo 5.33% Roosterfish 6.67% and Other 323.33% What a week the

Big rooster fish being caught on poppers Offshore the bite has been very consistent. Pacific Sailfish and Yellowfin Tuna have been dependable and a lot of fun for our anglers. The Yellowfin are hanging around the pods of porpoise and we are catching

Jim and Matt caught 3 jacks 2 on the fly 2 rooster 1 on fly

On the panga Dos Hermanos Offshore (average) surface water temperature- Includes from the 5 to 6 mile mark at the 100 fathom line then to the 1 000 fathom line being about 32 miles: 90° Inshore (average) surface temperature. From the beach to a

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Inshore fishing is looking good now in Quepos.  Today we were blessed to release five feisty Rooster Fish four Jacks and a needle fish. The post Inshore Fishing Quepos Costa Rica with Big Eye 2 Feb 16 2021 appeared first on Quepos Fishing Chart

Brian Hetland with the spin rod and Adolfo Jr. Offshore (average) surface water temperature - Includes from the 5 - 6 mile mark at the 100 fathom line then to the 1 000 fathom line being about 32 miles: 82° Inshore (average) surface temperature

  This is my first report for fishing in several months. I have often stated I am not a promoter. I only tell it like is. If the fishing sucks I tell the reality. If it is good I really like to help the captains here and get their client’

With Adolfo on the panga Dos Hermanos It has been about three months since I last made a report. In the 20 years I have lived here I have never seen this little rain from July to now. The fishing was very good but I have never seen this few clients

In this video Jay ties a Saltwater surface pattern using Mangum’s UV2 Dragon Tail and Grizzly Saddle hackle. This would be an excellent pattern to try for Roosterfish Tarpon Jacks snook and other Oceanic beasts. Jay’s Rooster Dragon Tail

4 Roosterfish 5 Bluejacks and needlefish during this day on board of Big Eye II with Captain Franklin and his Mate Alex.  we fishing several days offshore and finally we get an inshore trip and we did well our clients have this Roosterfish expe

This green season brings some rain but the bite is still good today we went inshore and we have clients from Texas we are looking for a roosterfish and we completed the mission we released a nice roosterfish around 40 inches 3 barracuda and one Span

July in Puerto Vallarta marks the explosive heart of offshore fishing season! The warm Pacific waters are teeming with giants, making this prime time for anglers seeking unforgettable battles. Whether you’re targeting massive billfish or

January has been really good n so much fun. Just lots of action on most days. Roosters sierras Jack Cravelle n cubera snappers.

www.masterbaiters.com.mx Every year for a brief few weeks we see perfect fishing conditions in a comfortable climate! But this is how a transition period begins. It happens every year and we hope it’s late so we can get through the holiday sea

Striped Marlin aboard the Picante 40'&nbsp &nbsp Air High/Low: 89&deg / 76&deg Water: Sea of Cortez 76&deg / Pacific 78&deg Humidity: 50% Wind: 14 mph Fish Available: Striped Marlin Dorado Yellowfin Tuna Roosterfish C