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LIVING WATER GROUP 66 RELEASES Brian and Tamara Brad and Melissa Kangieser Donelle and Hill Dishman Sara and Larry Tharp Richard and Rhonda Brown with Trey Strake. February 6th-7th the above group had spent the week drilling a water well in the Masa

Al and his wife Gray have fished with me for three years!  They didn’t make it to Kona last year but instead went to Costa Rica in search of roosterfish and sails.  On this short vacation they decided to again … Continue reading

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

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

OFFSHORE- Sailfish continue to dominate the offshore scene. Strong numbers of sailfish in 150-350' of water from south of Palm Beach Inlet all the way up to the Loran Tower. Live goggle eyes and blue runners under the kite are all but a sure bet

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

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

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

This Islamorada Fishing Report is going to cover the last week and a half in February and the first couple days of March so far. I was out of town quite a bit lately hence the delayed report. About 10 days ago we had the coldest day of winter here w

OFFSHORE- Offshore reports remain somewhat limited over the past few weeks. Large groundswell and some less than ideal water conditions have kept a lot of people at the dock. Dolphin reports are a little slow; most likely a result of the funky water

Body:  There is Just no Rhyme or Reason for our Little Yellow Friends Showing up the way they are.   The Guys will get them and then not see them for a few days.  It makes no Sense but as long as they are there we will Take em.  

OFFSHORE: Sailfish season is now upon us! The first few fronts of the season have blown past and the release flags are getting some fresh air flown over them again. Most boats flying gogs and runners under the kite(s) are getting at least a few chanc

Were having a bit of rain this week but didn’t stop our clients from  going out and having  a great day on the water .  We had 2 boats go out yesterday  one Capt. and his people caught 1 blue marlin 8 for 10 on sai

Paul Daniel Billy and John representing Bobs Bait And Tackle in Panama. We caught Pacific Sails and some real nice Blue Marlin. Thanks and great trip. The post Fishing Report 9/25/2015 appeared first on Bob's Bait & Tackle.

SMITH AND SUZY RAGSDALE Smith and Suzy with mate Enio. January 31st through February 4th we welcomed back Smith and Suzy Ragsdale to Guatemala it had been a few years since we last fished with them and it was great to get reacquainted again. This wa

Matt Wade Derrick and Brent rewarded themselves after three days of fishing with Cheva on the panga Dos Hermanos II and Jesus (Hey-zus) on the panga  Dos  Hermanos III. They were at the the Mirador restaurant above  Art's store on

The 2017 February Issue of Marlin Magazine Editor’s note by Andrew Cox. Read the Article (PDF) The post Sails Sancochos and Water Balloons appeared first on Casa Vieja Lodge & Sportfishing Fleet.

Overall Catch Success Rate All Species 87% Numbers at a glance: Billfish 75% Dorado 34% Tuna 28% Other 14% BILLFISH:   You can definitely notice a change of season is underway in Cabo.  We don’t really have four seasons but rather ha

We wrapped up January and are surging well into February with continued nearshore and offshore action! Sportfishing Report: Sailfish Just Keep Coming! The Sailfish continue to show up in droves and are ready to eat nearly every bait that we thr

The sailfishing has been the highlight on our sportfishing trips with up to 10 shots a day.  We have been getting them trolling and on the kites.  I recommend you book a 6 hour trip this time of year as sometimes 4 hours is not enough to f