Marlin, Marlin, Marlin!

Hey Everyone,

Are all you out celebrating Easter Week?? Here at the office we are working and making customers very VERY happy!

We've been gone for 2 days but here is our fish report for March 20th and 21st.
Before I begin I want to congratulate Patrick and Jennifer Quigley for their wedding anniversary. Nice way to celebrate out in the water and with a Marlin! Congrats you two on behalf of the whole RedRum Staff

And starting off the fish report, lets begin with Patrick and Jennifer Quigley who fished twice with Javier and Jesus on RumRunnin. On their first trip which was on the 20th they went offshore looking for big fish and came across an 8ft 140 Lbs Striped Marlin. They were a bit hesitant in going out yesterday since they felt seas were a bit too rough. Luckily they decided to come and I'm glad they did because on the 21st they also caught a 120 Lbs Striped Marlin along with 1 Sierra and 1 Yellowtail. They were stoaked, happy and were heading to the beach to drink a nice glass of Champagne!

Frank Woo also fished on the 20th and 21st. He fished with Alex and Manuel on Nuevo. These guys from Sacramento California had an awesome trip. Even though they decided to start a bit late they were still a lucky group. ON day 1 they caught a total of 2 yellowtail, 11 sierra and 8 Jack Grevalles. Yesterday, they headed offshore by Sea of Cortez and caught a Striped Marlin about 120 lbs. Congrats!

Michael Maffucci and Jose Matos also decided to give the offshore fishing a try and take that risk in going out 35 miles for big fish. These guys from New York landed 2 Striped Marlins. One of them was 100 Lbs while the second one was 130 Lbs. They fished on Tantrum with Captain Ramon and Mate Juan.

From Phoenix Arizona Craig Collins and Steve Ruffin fished on RedRum with Captain Americo and mate Edgar on April 21st. They caught a total of 15 Sierra and 1 amberjack. They too had an awesome trip with RedRum.

And last but not least we had Robet Marcoux who just wanted to do inshore fishing on a panga for 5 hours and catch some yellowtail. He landed a yellowtail and 3 sierras. Lost a few but still had enought for dinner yesterday night.

Thanks for Reading.
Nick