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OFFSHORE- Rough choppy weather for the first part of the week has kept most people at the dock. Those making it out are finding a handful of sailfish around. No huge numbers of sails but most boats are getting at least a few chances a day. Good mixed

BILBERRY GROUP First striped marlin for James (Len) Bilberry April 24th-25th saw James Bilberry Wayne Beason and Larry Fagg back in Guatemala for their second trip this season. Their last day out here back in November they released 39 sails a b

The past week was a windy one here in Islamorada. However the wind dropped down tremendously today and this coming week looks like gorgeous weather. The offshore fishing boats at the marina look like they'll be extremely busy this next week as i

Body:  Well It's been awhile that I have been able to say that we are Firing on all Cylinders well we are.  GREAT catches of Wahoo with Multiples on Most our Boats.   Wahoo's are an Exciting Fish to Catch and Just because ya

SHAKE DOWN TRIP....18 SAILS & 1 BLUE MARLIN Garrett Gossett Hill Dishman and Rosie Gossett October 13th and 14th. It was hectic though we got the boat back in the water late Saturday afternoon and got it rigged and ready to fish Tuesday the 13th wit

The fishing had been very good and with brisk north winds there was no reason for it to slow down! After catching bait we decided to look for tailing sailfish right off the bat. Within minutes we spotted a pair of sails and Mike presented two baits

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A great photo of Brian Hetland's sailfish as it comes to the boat for the release Offshore (average) surface water temperature - Includes from the 5-6 mile mark at the 100 fathom line on out to about 50 miles with the 1 000 fathom line being at

TEAM REHAB 46 RELEASES Kent Willis Mark Phillips Jasen Gaast Lee Bull Chris Gavlick and crew Feb 17-18 it was good to catch up with the Team Rehab boys again this time introducing Kent Willis and Mark Phillips to Guatemala Allure II the Oasis and th

2018 No Sancocho Sailfish Shootout   It’s almost that time of the year again! We know you’ve heard about it dreamed about it and now it is time to make it a reality! Come join us November 8-10 for our Annual No Sancocho Sailfish Sho

Bottom fishing has been very steady over the last past few days. Half day trips are bringing Lots of BIG Lane Snappers Cobia Vermillion Snapper Seabass Grouper Sharks &  Mutton Snapper back home for the dinner plate. Trolling has been fair w

......to congratulate the winnners.   Three minutes after lines in the water we released our first sail but could not hold on to the lead with 21 sailfish releases for the day.  We only missed 3 sails so our hook up ratio was impressive. &n

96 Recfishwest Newsletter View this email in your browser Recfishwest Fishing Report 15/10/21 Picture: Marco Fraschetti Our Contributers Zach Relph Joachim Azzopardi Peter Fullarton John Curtis G'day > In this week's report you'll find m

AND THEN THE WIND STARTED...... Phil Horner with a beaut rooster. The Shaffer group came in Feb 8th to fish 9th through the 11th. The wind had started blowing since the 6th and on the morning of the 9th just got stronger from the big fronts affectin

OFFSHORE: The weather let up a little this week and the fish seemed to show up pretty good! Still some sailfish around; though numbers are starting to drop. If your not quite ready to put the kites away this weekend should be pretty good for at least

OFFSHORE: Less than ideal conditions strange weather patterns and ever changing weather kept most boats at the dock this week. A few big guys poked out and found a few sailfish in the usual areas. Not the numbers you'd really expect but this next

I've heard people talk about the big bluefish that blitz the beach.......they're back.   5-15 pounders on topwater is pretty cool.  That's what those who have been looking for cobia have been getting into.    Looking f

Good Morning Offshore over the weekend was a little nasty but a few boats got out with a few sails and dolphin to report in 150 to 200ft to the north of the inlet looks like the wind will stay around for a few days. Inshore the snook fishing has bee

Getting a couple of good reports from friends in Jaco’ and Quepos out fishing   inshore fishing good for snook rooster ( there’s a good fighting fish ) offshore marlin and sails still biting a rare tuna and some snapper happening.. r

1543 BILLFISH RELEASED Sailfish about to be released... Blue marlin tagged and released... Allure II between November 1st 2014 and October 31st 2015 released 1543 billfish over 123 days of fishing at an average of around 13 billfish releases per day