This morning we had the mother/daughter team of Jolene and Kirstie Scott. Alex and Marshall on El Nuevo RedRum got the call, and Tuna was the desired species. If you have been following along Alex has been a Tuna machine the last few days bringing in over 30 keeper Yellowfin. Unfortunately, the 3rd time was not a charm for the El Nuevo crew. Alex headed back out to the Pacific in search of the large school he had located and fished the previous two days. As they often do, the Tuna had disappeared, which was a total bummer as the ladies were really looking forward to some fresh Yellowfin for a nice sushi dinner. The day was not a complete loss as late in the day the boys saw a finning Marlin and they were able to entice a bite. A battle ensued and the ladies got to pull on and catch and release a nice Striped Marlin. "That's hard work," stated Jolene. "I know why sushi is so expensive," replied her daughter Kirstie. All in all, they said they had a blast and really enjoyed their day on the water. Hopefully next time we can get that big Yellowfin hooked up and sashimied for you.
Nevermind the swine!
-Ryan
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
Monday, May 4, 2009
Mas Tuna
Hola amigos,
Today we had two boats heading out. Would have been 4, but we had a few cancellations due to the Swine Flu. Much too big a deal, in our opinion, has been made. The flu is treatable and not as dangerous as once thought. Stop slamming Mexico!
Dave Sylvia headed out with Omar and Americo and they had a plan in place. Americo told me yesterday how he had 14 different Marlin strikes and they were headed back to the same place as yesterday on the Sea of Cortez. As luck would have it, the Marlin disappeared. They did hook a shark that Dave fought for a few minutes, unfortunately, it spit the hook. We'll get you hooked up next time Dave!
Alex and Ramon on El Nuevo played host to the Monks group again. For their final day of fishing. The boys still had room in their coolers so, Mike, Lee, Scott, Dino, Billy, and Mark wanted to head for the Yellowfin school they found yesterday. They boys got lucky again today and found the school early this morning. By the end of the day they had 20 Yellowfin on board. Jorge and Rene are busy on the vacuum packer right now, and will be for the forseeable future. Great trip for the guys and we really enjoyed having you guys down. See you next year!
Hasta Manana!
Today we had two boats heading out. Would have been 4, but we had a few cancellations due to the Swine Flu. Much too big a deal, in our opinion, has been made. The flu is treatable and not as dangerous as once thought. Stop slamming Mexico!
Dave Sylvia headed out with Omar and Americo and they had a plan in place. Americo told me yesterday how he had 14 different Marlin strikes and they were headed back to the same place as yesterday on the Sea of Cortez. As luck would have it, the Marlin disappeared. They did hook a shark that Dave fought for a few minutes, unfortunately, it spit the hook. We'll get you hooked up next time Dave!
Alex and Ramon on El Nuevo played host to the Monks group again. For their final day of fishing. The boys still had room in their coolers so, Mike, Lee, Scott, Dino, Billy, and Mark wanted to head for the Yellowfin school they found yesterday. They boys got lucky again today and found the school early this morning. By the end of the day they had 20 Yellowfin on board. Jorge and Rene are busy on the vacuum packer right now, and will be for the forseeable future. Great trip for the guys and we really enjoyed having you guys down. See you next year!
Hasta Manana!
Twitter?
No clue what we are doing, but we are now sending Twitter updates as often as we can.
We will be sending out short notices throughout the day, letting you know what we know. There is even a way you can sign up to receive emails when we update our status, for those of you who really like us.
Check it out here. http://twitter.com/RedRumCabo
We will be sending out short notices throughout the day, letting you know what we know. There is even a way you can sign up to receive emails when we update our status, for those of you who really like us.
Check it out here. http://twitter.com/RedRumCabo
Latest from the CDC
From www.msn.com Monday, May 4th
From the CDC's acting chief, Dr. Richard Besser...
"The good news is when we look at this virus right now, we're not seeing some of the things in the virus that have been associated in the past with more severe flu," Besser said."
From the CDC's acting chief, Dr. Richard Besser...
"The good news is when we look at this virus right now, we're not seeing some of the things in the virus that have been associated in the past with more severe flu," Besser said."
Sunday, May 3, 2009
Beers flowing and fish biting
It’s beautiful, sunny and warm Sunday in Cabo sitting at about 90 degrees Fahrenheit in the air and about 76 degrees in the water. The bite has been good these last few days with marlin and tuna ever present.
Robert and his wife Viki from Palm Desert, California headed out with Omar and Americo on ReelRum. We met them at the Fred Hall Show down in Long Beach. Viki wasn’t sure if she wanted to be out on the water as she hadn’t been fishing in about 20 years. After John talked to her about one of our great Mate’s Americo, she was convinced that he was her man to walk her through the whole fishing process. They headed out about 28-29 miles on the Sea of Cortez where they were able to catch and release 3 Striped Marlin. They also got a hold of about a 20 pound Yellow fin tuna that is currently getting prepared for their sushi lunch! I’m glad you guys had a good time; we look forward to seeing some pictures.
Mike Monks, Lee Hutchins, Scott Reich, Dino Camino, Billy Uhler and Mark Bowers from Maryland headed out on El Nuevo today. They are no spring chickens to Cabo, they come down often and fish hard for the time they are here. This is day 4 for them on the water. With 2 cases of beer on board, they checked in a bit late this morning and headed out with Alex on El Nuevo. They headed out to the Pacific side and were on the search for tuna. They hit it big when they got into some porpoise and landed 10 nice Yellow Fin Tuna. They'll be taking most of it back to the states with them all nicely vacuum sealed. We'll see you guys again tomorrow.
Thanks for checking in!
Brooke
Robert and his wife Viki from Palm Desert, California headed out with Omar and Americo on ReelRum. We met them at the Fred Hall Show down in Long Beach. Viki wasn’t sure if she wanted to be out on the water as she hadn’t been fishing in about 20 years. After John talked to her about one of our great Mate’s Americo, she was convinced that he was her man to walk her through the whole fishing process. They headed out about 28-29 miles on the Sea of Cortez where they were able to catch and release 3 Striped Marlin. They also got a hold of about a 20 pound Yellow fin tuna that is currently getting prepared for their sushi lunch! I’m glad you guys had a good time; we look forward to seeing some pictures.
Mike Monks, Lee Hutchins, Scott Reich, Dino Camino, Billy Uhler and Mark Bowers from Maryland headed out on El Nuevo today. They are no spring chickens to Cabo, they come down often and fish hard for the time they are here. This is day 4 for them on the water. With 2 cases of beer on board, they checked in a bit late this morning and headed out with Alex on El Nuevo. They headed out to the Pacific side and were on the search for tuna. They hit it big when they got into some porpoise and landed 10 nice Yellow Fin Tuna. They'll be taking most of it back to the states with them all nicely vacuum sealed. We'll see you guys again tomorrow.
Thanks for checking in!
Brooke
Saturday, May 2, 2009
It's getting warmer, both on land and in the water!
The Thompsons were back for the second day in a row, this time with Alex and Ramon on our 33’ Bertram “El Nuevo”. They decided to head towards the sea of Cortez, going out roughly ten miles where the water temperature was at 76 degrees Fahrenheit. The group was super excited to fight and catch 4 Marlin and just a little disappointed about a huge Dorado that got away. Total score for both days: six Marlin.
Also fishing for the second, but not last day this week were Mike and his buddies from Maryland. It was almost 7am and they hadn’t checked in so I figured that they had had a rough night. Little did I know the pros had gone straight for their boat and disappeared by the time I had heard. They came back with more Dorado and a Tuna, though not quite big enough for their appetites. Two more days guys, hang in there!
Out on our 32’ RumRunnin with Javier and Manuel were Chris and his friends from San Jose, CA. They hoped that there would be six of them fishing today but thanks to the media and the hype of pandemic, as Chris says, two stayed behind. Javier took them out thirty five miles towards the lighthouse where waters were close to 70 degrees Fahrenheit. Those two will be missing out on the Tuna and Skipjack dinner that the group caught.
Also fishing for the second, but not last day this week were Mike and his buddies from Maryland. It was almost 7am and they hadn’t checked in so I figured that they had had a rough night. Little did I know the pros had gone straight for their boat and disappeared by the time I had heard. They came back with more Dorado and a Tuna, though not quite big enough for their appetites. Two more days guys, hang in there!
Out on our 32’ RumRunnin with Javier and Manuel were Chris and his friends from San Jose, CA. They hoped that there would be six of them fishing today but thanks to the media and the hype of pandemic, as Chris says, two stayed behind. Javier took them out thirty five miles towards the lighthouse where waters were close to 70 degrees Fahrenheit. Those two will be missing out on the Tuna and Skipjack dinner that the group caught.
The Facts about "Swine Flu" in Los Cabos, Mexico
The Facts about "Swine Flu" in Los Cabos, Mexico
By Derrick Grahn on Tuesday April 28, 2009
By Derrick Grahn on Tuesday April 28, 2009
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