Bruce and Karen Wilburn, along with friends Lucy, Charles and Linda were the only charter we had going out on Sunday. It was a little windy in the morning and Captain Javier was afraid he would have a hard time getting to where the fish were. Bruce and his group were not interested in a long battle with a monster Marlin (as there were reports of some Big Blues! over near the 95.) Instead, they wanted to focus on Tuna if they could find them.
Captain Javier, with safety in mind, said he would have to make a decision once we got out on the seas as to whether or not we could get offshore and hunt for the schools of Tuna.
The swells were out there, and they were big, but nothing dangerous. Bruce and his crew were game and they headed out in search. It was close to 30 miles before they found a nice sized school which provided action for the next two hours. In total the boat had 10 Yellowfin from 20-40lbs a piece, and even a little Dorado as well.
Bruce and his crew came back a little sore and a little wet, but they had heaps of fresh Yellowfin filets and that was the most important thing.
See you next year guys,
Ryan
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Saturday, February 6, 2010
Dorado Saturday
Hey there everyone,
How are all the readers doin' today? I hope ya'll have something special for this evening..if not come to Cabos and have fun with us!
It was very cold this morning, sort of strange for Cabo weather but got sunny during the afternoon and just some few clouds poppin' in this evening. We are at 73F.
Today we had 3 boats out there and all of them fished Dorado.
Our First group was Renee Roy and her friends William, Lloyd and Rebecca who here during their 3rd and last day fishing with us get to back to Lousianna with the 3 dorado they caught today plus their 2 dorado from yesterday and their rooster. Great Job guys, hope to have you here soon again and we hope you enjoyed your stay. Have a safe trip back home!
Our second group Ben Parker and his friends also finished their second and last day fishing with us. They leave on Tuesday so like wise buddies have a safe trip back home. Today they are leaving the ocean behind without 3 dorado since they decided to bring them back and have something cooked for them tonight...and hey after doing really good yesterday with their 18 sierra they could not leave any happier! Thanks guys
And last but not least our friends Guy Fenske, Troy, Todd and Craig joined us to experience the fishing with RedRum Cabo and leave with a great Dorado. Funny guys and really cool attitude. Hope to have them here soon again,
So you see, the reason of today's post title Dorado Saturday is because everybody caught Dorado.
thanks to everybody who reads us and please remember to give us heads up on new blogs where to post our fish reports!
Have a great weekend.
Nick
Friday, February 5, 2010
Perseverance Friday!
Hello to all our friendly followers
Hope you are all enjoying a nice Friday, either out on the beach, chillin' back at home, working or where ever it is that you guys are! Just keep it Reel!
It was a very good day for us at RedRum, having a good time with a nice sunny 73F. and winds going at 10-15mph. Sort of windy but I have to say that all of our friends who came fishing either on their second trip or as new customers are going home with fish in their coolers so thumbs up for that!
We had 5 boats out on the water today mostly inshore because that's where all the fun was happening. Offshore bite was pretty slow today, but like I said, they catch was GREAT!
I must start off by congratulating Ben Parker, Christie, Wayde, David, Jason, and David Hopkins, who were aboard RumRunnin, for catching 18 Sierra and 2 Rooster...excellent job dudes and dudette! This was the first day for them, so I am hoping that tomorrow they will catch even more! keep reeling them in!
Another great group who were with us for the 2nd day was Renne Roy and her 3 mates William, Lloyd and Rebecca, they were on Cabo Chica and also caught 1 Rooster and 2 Dorado. Very good, I hope tomorrow you will catch even more and we are so glad you guys had a great time today. That's what RedRum is known for...Customer Satisfaction!
Aboard our 32' RedBeam was James Ross and his family Barb, Jane and Derek. They only decided to go fishing with us today but at least they aren't going home empty handed, they fished a Dorado! Very good buddies!
On their last day with us, Jeff Massengill and his crew got a good catch out on the Pacific today, they reeled in 8 Tuna, 1 Marlin and a Dorado. I've been receiving a lot of emails of customers who ask if it's the best time for catching Marlin and I answer that it's not the best season but it's decent and throughout this week I know out boats have caught a Marlin or two so I guess this backs up my reply. People it's all about perseverance!
And last but not least John Zimmerman and his buds Ken and Mike walked into our office this afternoon after half a day out in the water and brought back 2 Dorado and a Tuna. They decided to get some tuna cooked back at their hotel and leave the rest to freeze until they go back to their home towns! Very nice and cool gentlemen!
And that is all that has been happenin' here in Cabo San Lucas! I will update more information with tomorrow's catch, maybe we'll even beat today's score with Sierra?
I leave you guys with this quote: "Be patient and calm - for no one can catch fish in anger." - Herbert Hoover
Thanks Buddies,
Peace Out
Nick
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Great Thursday!
Hey hey hey Peeps!
It's been a tranquilo Thursday here on the Marina but very exciting for our boats.
Our 3 boats out in the water did great today after we thought that it would be a slow day
considering yesterday being a slow day but in the end it was awesome.
Jeff Massengill and his friends were out on the pacific today aboard the Rum Runnin with Capt. Javier and Mate Americo and caught 5 Sierra and a Marlin! I am telling you Sierras are out there people!!!
Carl Graziano Joe, Steve and Frankk were out on Ziggy today. Earlier in the morning they were showing me really cool pictures of a Striped Marlin one of them had caught on one of their trips and were all in the mood to go out there and catch some more. They caught Dorado and Tuna. I remember one of them saying "it's all about having fun and if I have to get naked to have fun...then I will" Atta boy! that's the spirit! LOL.
And finally our hermano John Zimmerman and lady went out on the first day, out of two, with us today and they too caught 7 Sierra and a Dorado. Truth be told, it's the best month to fish Sierra!
but still they did a good job out there!
The weather today in Cabo San Lucas is mainly clear, Low 59F. Winds at 5 to 10 mph so not that bad at all. Tomorrow we expect a sunny day in the upper 70's F.
For all the readers on anglerweb.com I have to inform that our blogs are not being posted! so we might stop trying for a while, but we may begin posting on the Texas Fishing Forum. And if you guys have any other suggestions as to where we will get a lot of readers, please feel free to let us know and will begin posting blogs there as well!
I'll keep you guys updated on the day to day info here at RedRum Cabo San Lucas!
Thanks for reading
Nick
Team RedRum
I'll keep you guys posted on what goes on here at RedRum!
It's been a tranquilo Thursday here on the Marina but very exciting for our boats.
Our 3 boats out in the water did great today after we thought that it would be a slow day
considering yesterday being a slow day but in the end it was awesome.
Jeff Massengill and his friends were out on the pacific today aboard the Rum Runnin with Capt. Javier and Mate Americo and caught 5 Sierra and a Marlin! I am telling you Sierras are out there people!!!
Carl Graziano Joe, Steve and Frankk were out on Ziggy today. Earlier in the morning they were showing me really cool pictures of a Striped Marlin one of them had caught on one of their trips and were all in the mood to go out there and catch some more. They caught Dorado and Tuna. I remember one of them saying "it's all about having fun and if I have to get naked to have fun...then I will" Atta boy! that's the spirit! LOL.
And finally our hermano John Zimmerman and lady went out on the first day, out of two, with us today and they too caught 7 Sierra and a Dorado. Truth be told, it's the best month to fish Sierra!
but still they did a good job out there!
The weather today in Cabo San Lucas is mainly clear, Low 59F. Winds at 5 to 10 mph so not that bad at all. Tomorrow we expect a sunny day in the upper 70's F.
For all the readers on anglerweb.com I have to inform that our blogs are not being posted! so we might stop trying for a while, but we may begin posting on the Texas Fishing Forum. And if you guys have any other suggestions as to where we will get a lot of readers, please feel free to let us know and will begin posting blogs there as well!
I'll keep you guys updated on the day to day info here at RedRum Cabo San Lucas!
Thanks for reading
Nick
Team RedRum
I'll keep you guys posted on what goes on here at RedRum!
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Cherry Popped Skunked Wednesday! =)
Yo yo yo!
Hey people this is Nick as you probably read in the previous blog (by Brook)...that the guys played a prank on me! So I thought maybe I'd write just a bit of what really went on!
There I was sitting in the fighting chair, my arms were becoming more and more tired as I reeled in, what I thought, was a big fish. I was like WOW my first time fishing with RedRum and I caught something big how lucky am I?
Little did I know, I was reeling in a bucket as you can see! I still had a lot of fun and it was great, time went by so fast and we caught 4 sierra. For all the newbies out there this was sent to me today... "rule #1: NEVER fall asleep on the boat if the boss isn't asleep!!!" Believe me you don't want to end up with a picture of you catching a bucket! LOL!
Very windy today in Cabo San Lucas but sunny,furtunately it did not rain so thumbs up for that! but I guess yesterday's rain had an impact on those fishies in the water because they simply decided not to show up at all! We had groups of people who did not catch anything which is not so cool, but at least they did have a great time. It's all about being a good sport and being lucky ;) Believe me, our Captains and their mates are out there doing their best for our customers to catch something.
Our Amigos Shane Folk, Clifford, Nicole, Donna, Jennifer, Trent and Dave were out on a 42' Stopperton named "Pescado III" for the first time, first day in fishing and will be joining us again on the 13th. Today they caught a Dorado, took some very cool pics too which I hope they send in so all of you can take a look at them! Hopefully they'll run with better luck on the 13th! see you guys then. Oh and BTW they're getting married next Thursday so congratulations on the wedding buddies!
Another soon to be married couple Devin Galimore, his peeps and his soon to be lady Tracy Russell came fishing with us today, and caught themselves 8 Sierras. Not bad at all! I wonder when the big date is? that is something I forgot to ask...don't forget to send those pictures so we can post them!!
All our groups were filled with enthusiastic people, all very friendly and with a big smile on their faces early in the morning today. They came back to the office with the same great attitude, even if nothing was caught and that just demonstrates that if you Ride with RedRum you are riding with the very best.
Thank you all for reading and I will keep them comin'...thanks Brent Robicheaux.
Peace Out!
Hey people this is Nick as you probably read in the previous blog (by Brook)...that the guys played a prank on me! So I thought maybe I'd write just a bit of what really went on!
There I was sitting in the fighting chair, my arms were becoming more and more tired as I reeled in, what I thought, was a big fish. I was like WOW my first time fishing with RedRum and I caught something big how lucky am I?
Little did I know, I was reeling in a bucket as you can see! I still had a lot of fun and it was great, time went by so fast and we caught 4 sierra. For all the newbies out there this was sent to me today... "rule #1: NEVER fall asleep on the boat if the boss isn't asleep!!!" Believe me you don't want to end up with a picture of you catching a bucket! LOL!
Very windy today in Cabo San Lucas but sunny,furtunately it did not rain so thumbs up for that! but I guess yesterday's rain had an impact on those fishies in the water because they simply decided not to show up at all! We had groups of people who did not catch anything which is not so cool, but at least they did have a great time. It's all about being a good sport and being lucky ;) Believe me, our Captains and their mates are out there doing their best for our customers to catch something.
Our Amigos Shane Folk, Clifford, Nicole, Donna, Jennifer, Trent and Dave were out on a 42' Stopperton named "Pescado III" for the first time, first day in fishing and will be joining us again on the 13th. Today they caught a Dorado, took some very cool pics too which I hope they send in so all of you can take a look at them! Hopefully they'll run with better luck on the 13th! see you guys then. Oh and BTW they're getting married next Thursday so congratulations on the wedding buddies!
Another soon to be married couple Devin Galimore, his peeps and his soon to be lady Tracy Russell came fishing with us today, and caught themselves 8 Sierras. Not bad at all! I wonder when the big date is? that is something I forgot to ask...don't forget to send those pictures so we can post them!!
All our groups were filled with enthusiastic people, all very friendly and with a big smile on their faces early in the morning today. They came back to the office with the same great attitude, even if nothing was caught and that just demonstrates that if you Ride with RedRum you are riding with the very best.
Thank you all for reading and I will keep them comin'...thanks Brent Robicheaux.
Peace Out!
Cherry has been popped!
This just in...Nick and Ryan are out on El Nuevo today as Nick learns the ropes on the water. His first fishing trip in the Baja with RedRum, with many more to come!
So as many of you may know the bucket trick is often used for the new and the green... I won't spoil it for those that don't know the story behind it. But we had this newbie fooled!
Nice job Nick, real nice catch you've got there.
Check in later today to see how the boats really did on the water!
Thanks... Brooke
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
"Rain Rain Go away come back Another day!"
Hello everybody,
First of all I want to thank the RedRum team for taking me aboard the RedRum Ship and making me feel like at home! of course this includes all the crew and all the customers who have sent me welcome emails I will do my very best and put my heart into my job so that everybody gets the same great service as always....just give me a few more days and I am there. Thank you all so much.
So the second day of Februray and we did not expect it to rain today, it's been raining all day long. Our boats had to come back a bit early becuase of this situation. We are expecting more rain tomorrow but hopefully during night time, that way our friends who are here fishing with us can enjoy the great experience RedRum has to offer.
But hey not all was bad, our budds were able to catch something so..."every cloud has a silver lining!"
The catch of the day was Dorado. Mark and Martha Crawford did really well in catching 3 of them, they didn't have a lot of trouble reeling them in either, Great job guys!
Bruce Taggert and his mates Nick, Kelsey, Mackenzie, germain and Travis fished up 2 Dorado and a Marlin well done Peeps! I know that fishing Dorado is good year round but lately Dorado seems to be simply kickin' it out in the Pacific.
Harold Hughes, Tom and Nancy Akers were on our RedBeam. Although they didn't know eachother they had a great time, when they came back in after the trip was over they were getting eachother's emails and phone numbers, what a cool way to meet people! These guys also caught 4 Dorado, 1 Tuna and a Spanish Mackerol.
So you see, even though it was a rainy day and our guys had to come back a bit earlier they still had a blast out in the Pacific and did not go home empty handed. But still Cabo is known for its sunny weather and it's not normal to have rain in the beginning of the year, we normally get a 10 to 15 day rain throughout the whole year so this was a total surprise for all of us!
Anyways, hopefully tomorrow it'll be different!
Keep in Touch!
Nick
Team RedRum
First of all I want to thank the RedRum team for taking me aboard the RedRum Ship and making me feel like at home! of course this includes all the crew and all the customers who have sent me welcome emails I will do my very best and put my heart into my job so that everybody gets the same great service as always....just give me a few more days and I am there. Thank you all so much.
So the second day of Februray and we did not expect it to rain today, it's been raining all day long. Our boats had to come back a bit early becuase of this situation. We are expecting more rain tomorrow but hopefully during night time, that way our friends who are here fishing with us can enjoy the great experience RedRum has to offer.
But hey not all was bad, our budds were able to catch something so..."every cloud has a silver lining!"
The catch of the day was Dorado. Mark and Martha Crawford did really well in catching 3 of them, they didn't have a lot of trouble reeling them in either, Great job guys!
Bruce Taggert and his mates Nick, Kelsey, Mackenzie, germain and Travis fished up 2 Dorado and a Marlin well done Peeps! I know that fishing Dorado is good year round but lately Dorado seems to be simply kickin' it out in the Pacific.
Harold Hughes, Tom and Nancy Akers were on our RedBeam. Although they didn't know eachother they had a great time, when they came back in after the trip was over they were getting eachother's emails and phone numbers, what a cool way to meet people! These guys also caught 4 Dorado, 1 Tuna and a Spanish Mackerol.
So you see, even though it was a rainy day and our guys had to come back a bit earlier they still had a blast out in the Pacific and did not go home empty handed. But still Cabo is known for its sunny weather and it's not normal to have rain in the beginning of the year, we normally get a 10 to 15 day rain throughout the whole year so this was a total surprise for all of us!
Anyways, hopefully tomorrow it'll be different!
Keep in Touch!
Nick
Team RedRum
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