John/Ryan/Brooke,
Rich Delor promised we would send pictures of the Marlin we caught with Omar and Americo on June 30. Again, thank you for the once in a lifetime (for me anyway) experience. We truly enjoyed our time. You have a top notch crew and outfit and we look forward to our next trip to Cabo and utilizing your company.
Meg & Rich Delor
** Marlin caught and released on June 30th, 2009
Saturday, July 11, 2009
Sunny Saturday
July 11th, 2009
Hot weather and cool fishing is what the day brought to our anglers on RedRum boats. The temperature is sitting at 93 degrees but feels like 102, and not too much breeze just a bit from the south at 10 mph. It’s official, the heat has arrived in Cabo, if you aren’t in air conditioning, you are sweating, or glistening if you’re a lady. The good news is, the RedRum office is on its way to get some A/C installed, and we just can’t wait.
But back to the fishing, which there was a lot of, but not too much catching being done.
The crew on ReelRum, 2 fun couples from Boston, we liked them immediately as they are huge Red Sox fans, obviously. They headed out the Pacific side in search of some marlin or something. The fish gods weren’t on their side today. They fought with a roosterfish inshore for a bit, but lost it in the end and didn’t have too much luck after that. But they did have a fun time on the water! As we say it, “A bad day fishing still beats a good day working.”
The 2nd boat out was the 4 pack of ladies from Truckee, California. They were down about 2 years ago and were ready for more! Lisa, Peggy, Dian and Heidi are nothing but a good time and smiles. They had a blast on the water and loved the crew Manuel and Chivo aboard RumRunnin. Fishing near the light house about 12 miles out they caught two Skip Jacks a.k.a Bonitas. They were content with that, dinner for 4 at Misiones de Kino tonight with sashimi on the menu!
We hope tomorrow there is more catching.
Brooke Donovan
Hot weather and cool fishing is what the day brought to our anglers on RedRum boats. The temperature is sitting at 93 degrees but feels like 102, and not too much breeze just a bit from the south at 10 mph. It’s official, the heat has arrived in Cabo, if you aren’t in air conditioning, you are sweating, or glistening if you’re a lady. The good news is, the RedRum office is on its way to get some A/C installed, and we just can’t wait.
But back to the fishing, which there was a lot of, but not too much catching being done.
The crew on ReelRum, 2 fun couples from Boston, we liked them immediately as they are huge Red Sox fans, obviously. They headed out the Pacific side in search of some marlin or something. The fish gods weren’t on their side today. They fought with a roosterfish inshore for a bit, but lost it in the end and didn’t have too much luck after that. But they did have a fun time on the water! As we say it, “A bad day fishing still beats a good day working.”
The 2nd boat out was the 4 pack of ladies from Truckee, California. They were down about 2 years ago and were ready for more! Lisa, Peggy, Dian and Heidi are nothing but a good time and smiles. They had a blast on the water and loved the crew Manuel and Chivo aboard RumRunnin. Fishing near the light house about 12 miles out they caught two Skip Jacks a.k.a Bonitas. They were content with that, dinner for 4 at Misiones de Kino tonight with sashimi on the menu!
We hope tomorrow there is more catching.
Brooke Donovan
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