BRIEF Recap of these past 2 days of fishing:
OCTOBER 7TH
RedRum: 8 Dorado
weight: 25 Lbs
Customer: Joe Munos, George Rock, Leonard Diaz, Tim Thiebaut
Captain: Omar
Mate: Americo
Thanks for fishing with us guys, we will see you in June 2011!
RumRunnin: 2 Tuna
Weight: 85Lbs and 50 Lbs
Time to reel in: 30 Min each
Customer: Bruce Wilburn, Karen Wilburn, Peter Arnold, Ruth Arnold
Captain: Javier
Mate: Jesus
We will see you in February Bruce, hope all works out with US AA!
Tantrum: 7 Dorado 1 released
Weight: 20 Lbs
Customer: Wesley Chacon plus crew
Captain: Ramon
Mate: Omar
Safe Trip back home guys, thanks for everything!
Nuevo: 6 Dorado and 1 Striped Marlin 97 inches
Weight: 20 Lbs and 110 Lbs
Customer: Brandon Neill
Captain: Alex
Mate: Manuel
Great job on your catch guys!
RedBeam: 8 Dorado (4 were released) and 2 Bonitas
Weight: 15-20 Lbs
Customer: Dean Schellhase
Captain: Cesar
Send in your pics, I didn't get a chance to talk to y'all after you finished your trip.
OCTOBER 8TH:
ReelRum: 1 Blue Marlin and 2 Dorado
weight: 250 Lbs and 25 Lb Dorados
Customer: George Rock
Captain: Jesus
Mate: Edgar
You reeled what you wanted buddy, that was one big Marlin! RedRum can make it happen.
RumRunnin: 4 Dorado
Customer: Dillon Montre
Captain: Javier
Mate: Jesus
Hope you had an awesome time.
Anzuelo: Striped Marlin (released) 90 Lbs 81" and 1 Dorado
Customer: Veronica Cartwright
Captain: Salvador
Thanks for sharing your awesome story of your fishing trip, remember to send in your pics so we can post them on our media center.
RedBeam: 1 Wahoo, 6 Dorado, 3 Bonita
Weight: N/A
Customer: David Bingham
Captain: Cesar
Grey Light: 2 Dorado and 1 Wahoo
Weight: N/A
Customer: Joe Mallas
Captain: Ulises
Mate: Francisco
I'm Glad you enjoyed your half day trip. Your catch was excellent.
Nuevo; 1 Dorado
Weight: N/A
Customer: Joel Wegenast and Family
Captain: Alex
Mate: Juan
You still have 2 more days left of fishing guys! let's make it work.
Medio Loco: 3 Dorado
Weight: 10 - 15 Lbs
Customer: Matt Jenke
Hope to see you soon again.
Thanks for reading guys!
Nick
Saturday, October 9, 2010
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Quick Recap!
Yes, Yes I know I've said this before but I haven't had time to write up a fish report for these last couple of days and I know you are all wondering how we've been doing. So I will write a small recap of these last couple of days.
Thanks for reading.
Oct. 6th
Mark Sweetwood fished for a first day of fishing aboard the 31' RedRum with Captain Omar and Mate Americo. Fishing took place by the 95 bank and their final number for day one was 1 sailfish and 3 average size dorado 15-25 Lbs
He will be fishing again on Oct. 8th
Brian Ahearn fished on Oct 5th, on 2 boats 33' NUevo and 31' RedRum. Nuevo did a total of 15 Dorado while RedRum was only able to reel in 5 Dorado. Captains on the boat those days were Manuel and Omar for Nuevo and Omar and Americo on RedRum
Ethan Rhodenizer and his crew fish on the 6th aboard the 28' Tantrum with Captain Ramon and Mate Juan. they caught a total of 10 Dorado, releasing 2 of them. Sizes were between 15 - 25 Lbs.
Longtime customer Roger Huffman played and stayed at the portofino condos and fished for 3 days on RumRunnin with Captain Javier and Mate Jesus. As you remember on day 1 these guys reeled in a 132' 360 Lbs Blue Marlin. Well fishing for the following days was also great on day 2 which was the 5th they caught a total of 15 Dorado and 1 Striped Marlin which weighed 120 Lbs. The funny thing is that they had a total of 7 DOrado bite at the same time! you can imagine the pressure these guys had to reel in the fish at the same time, one after another! Great job Roger and Crew.
And on their last day of fishing these guys reeled in a 150 Lbs Yellowfin Tuna, along with a 8 ft Marlin weighing 110LBs. They also caught a Dorado about 25 Lbs. Nice job guys! thanks once again.
Juliana Larson fished on the 6th aboard the 28' ReelRum and caught a total of 4 Dorado. They had also spotted a Marlin and a Mako shark but they did not bite. Captain on this boat was Jesus and Mate Edgar.
Last but not least Kevin Kadowski and his crew fished their last trip with RedRUm on the 6th and came back with a total of 8 Dorado and 1 Marlin about 6ft. All I can say about this group is that they have a lot of fish in the freezers! they did great these 3 days of fishing. Thanks guys!
Sorry for the brief report guys, office is extremely busy these days!!!
Thanks for reading.
Oct. 6th
Mark Sweetwood fished for a first day of fishing aboard the 31' RedRum with Captain Omar and Mate Americo. Fishing took place by the 95 bank and their final number for day one was 1 sailfish and 3 average size dorado 15-25 Lbs
He will be fishing again on Oct. 8th
Brian Ahearn fished on Oct 5th, on 2 boats 33' NUevo and 31' RedRum. Nuevo did a total of 15 Dorado while RedRum was only able to reel in 5 Dorado. Captains on the boat those days were Manuel and Omar for Nuevo and Omar and Americo on RedRum
Ethan Rhodenizer and his crew fish on the 6th aboard the 28' Tantrum with Captain Ramon and Mate Juan. they caught a total of 10 Dorado, releasing 2 of them. Sizes were between 15 - 25 Lbs.
Longtime customer Roger Huffman played and stayed at the portofino condos and fished for 3 days on RumRunnin with Captain Javier and Mate Jesus. As you remember on day 1 these guys reeled in a 132' 360 Lbs Blue Marlin. Well fishing for the following days was also great on day 2 which was the 5th they caught a total of 15 Dorado and 1 Striped Marlin which weighed 120 Lbs. The funny thing is that they had a total of 7 DOrado bite at the same time! you can imagine the pressure these guys had to reel in the fish at the same time, one after another! Great job Roger and Crew.
And on their last day of fishing these guys reeled in a 150 Lbs Yellowfin Tuna, along with a 8 ft Marlin weighing 110LBs. They also caught a Dorado about 25 Lbs. Nice job guys! thanks once again.
Juliana Larson fished on the 6th aboard the 28' ReelRum and caught a total of 4 Dorado. They had also spotted a Marlin and a Mako shark but they did not bite. Captain on this boat was Jesus and Mate Edgar.
Last but not least Kevin Kadowski and his crew fished their last trip with RedRUm on the 6th and came back with a total of 8 Dorado and 1 Marlin about 6ft. All I can say about this group is that they have a lot of fish in the freezers! they did great these 3 days of fishing. Thanks guys!
Sorry for the brief report guys, office is extremely busy these days!!!
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
More Pics from Kelly & Ralph!
Monday, a little overcast and a slight breeze
There was a slight breeze this morning that caused a little chop in the water, but nothing too radical. No one was sick or anything and no one came back early, just not glassy. There may be no rhyme or reason to it, but I always feel like I have better days on the water (ie. Catching) when the water has a little chop to it.
The Kadowaki's were back for day two aboard RedRum and they headed north to the Sea of Cortez. Things were slow for a while, as they were looking for Tuna and then things literally exploded. They ran into a school of Porpoise that were chasing bait and the Porpoise school was holding Yellowfin. And Dorado. And Wahoo. And Marlin. And Sailfish. They finished the day with a Sailfish, 4 Tuna, 4 Dorado, 1 Wahoo and 2 Marlin that they hooked but couldn't get to the boat. These guys were slightly stoked when they got back.
Today on TantRum we had a share boat that worked out, which is always great when folks are looking to share the experience and the cost of a day of fishing. Dareld Grube and his wife Kathy, along with Gary Luntz and Anthea Koutroulis spent the day with Ramon and Juan and they had some awesome action as well. They caught and released a Striped Marlin and also caught 7 Dorado.
Jim Poole and his guest joined us for a last minute fishing trip before heading to the airport. They literally got off the boat, changed clothes in the office here and headed to the airport. They had a slow start to the day but managed 4 Dorado and a last minute Marlin.
Roger Huffman and Kendall Karr our good friends from Kansas are back down this year for another Play and Stay Package. http://www.redrumcabo.com/html/packages.html
This year they brought along Joel Jarnigan and Randy Parsons. The guys wanted to focus on Marlin so Javier brought them up to the Golden Gate and it really paid off. They caught and released 3 Striped Marlin before a big Blue Marlin slammed a Williamson Bonito lure on the left corner pole. After making sure they had a good hook-set, Joel Jarnigan was on the rod and he brought in an 11' 8" Blue Marlin that was estimated at over 350lbs. A 9' Striped Marlin and a nearly 12' Blue Marlin isn't all that bad for your first day of offshore fishing in Cabo San Lucas. Roger and Kendall took care of dinner for the crew catching a few Dorado in between the Marlin Madness.
-Ryan
The Kadowaki's were back for day two aboard RedRum and they headed north to the Sea of Cortez. Things were slow for a while, as they were looking for Tuna and then things literally exploded. They ran into a school of Porpoise that were chasing bait and the Porpoise school was holding Yellowfin. And Dorado. And Wahoo. And Marlin. And Sailfish. They finished the day with a Sailfish, 4 Tuna, 4 Dorado, 1 Wahoo and 2 Marlin that they hooked but couldn't get to the boat. These guys were slightly stoked when they got back.
Today on TantRum we had a share boat that worked out, which is always great when folks are looking to share the experience and the cost of a day of fishing. Dareld Grube and his wife Kathy, along with Gary Luntz and Anthea Koutroulis spent the day with Ramon and Juan and they had some awesome action as well. They caught and released a Striped Marlin and also caught 7 Dorado.
Jim Poole and his guest joined us for a last minute fishing trip before heading to the airport. They literally got off the boat, changed clothes in the office here and headed to the airport. They had a slow start to the day but managed 4 Dorado and a last minute Marlin.
Roger Huffman and Kendall Karr our good friends from Kansas are back down this year for another Play and Stay Package. http://www.redrumcabo.com/html/packages.html
This year they brought along Joel Jarnigan and Randy Parsons. The guys wanted to focus on Marlin so Javier brought them up to the Golden Gate and it really paid off. They caught and released 3 Striped Marlin before a big Blue Marlin slammed a Williamson Bonito lure on the left corner pole. After making sure they had a good hook-set, Joel Jarnigan was on the rod and he brought in an 11' 8" Blue Marlin that was estimated at over 350lbs. A 9' Striped Marlin and a nearly 12' Blue Marlin isn't all that bad for your first day of offshore fishing in Cabo San Lucas. Roger and Kendall took care of dinner for the crew catching a few Dorado in between the Marlin Madness.
-Ryan
Sunday Session
Today was another beautiful day in Cabo, weather was in the low 90's and water temps are still in the low 80's with some 70 degree water on the Pacific side. Bait is still tough to come by, but we have been pro-active. We just ordered another 50 kilo's, about 110 pounds of Ballyhoo from Mazatlan and it should be here Monday. The Dorado and Marlin have been all over the Ballyhoo, maybe it is because they are not used to seeing it around here. I don't care why, just glad they are eating!
The Reid family from Canada (Lorne, Rob, Rodney, Clayton, Keaton and Gordon) joined us aboard Pescado III today for a great day on the water. The headed north into the Sea of Cortez and found a nice school of Porpoise that was holding Tuna, and Dorado. Everyone got multiple fish as they finished the day with 6 Yellowfin Tuna and 4 Dorado. They were super happy with the boat and crew and loved everything about their first experience, offshore fishing in Cabo.
Brad Williams and his buddies from Jacksonville, Florida joined us aboard TantRum and El Nuevo RedRum today. The guys flipped a coin to see who got the 33' and who got the 28'. We'll they may have lost the coin flip, but they won in terms of fishing with TantRum catching and releasing a nice Blue Marlin. El Nuevo had 3 Marlin hook-ups but couldn't get any to the boat.
Kevin Kadowaki, and his crew from Santa Barbara, California are down for 3 days of fishing and today they headed out on RedRum, our new 31' Bertram. They had a great first day of action with 1 Striped Marlin and 3 Dorado. They also lost a nice Wahoo, but that can happen.
-Ryan
The Reid family from Canada (Lorne, Rob, Rodney, Clayton, Keaton and Gordon) joined us aboard Pescado III today for a great day on the water. The headed north into the Sea of Cortez and found a nice school of Porpoise that was holding Tuna, and Dorado. Everyone got multiple fish as they finished the day with 6 Yellowfin Tuna and 4 Dorado. They were super happy with the boat and crew and loved everything about their first experience, offshore fishing in Cabo.
Brad Williams and his buddies from Jacksonville, Florida joined us aboard TantRum and El Nuevo RedRum today. The guys flipped a coin to see who got the 33' and who got the 28'. We'll they may have lost the coin flip, but they won in terms of fishing with TantRum catching and releasing a nice Blue Marlin. El Nuevo had 3 Marlin hook-ups but couldn't get any to the boat.
Kevin Kadowaki, and his crew from Santa Barbara, California are down for 3 days of fishing and today they headed out on RedRum, our new 31' Bertram. They had a great first day of action with 1 Striped Marlin and 3 Dorado. They also lost a nice Wahoo, but that can happen.
-Ryan
Saturday, October 2, 2010
Tuna is coming back!
October 1st was a good day. Tunas are back! that's for sure and we started off this month with 10 Tuna the biggest being 45Lbs. We also caught and released 2 Striped Marlin, biggest one being 160 Lbs and 10 Dorado the largest was 40 Lbs. So we really can't complain about yesterday's fishing.
We are nicely booked for October which is awesome, our chart looks better than ever and we're still booking charters. We're where we're supposed to be thanks to all of you who continue doing business with RedRum or send us referrals. On behalf of the entire RedRum team we THANK ALL OF YOU!
Like I mentioned in a previous fish report, we have a new law that took effect on Wednesday. The new law allows only 2 species per person are allowed to be caught and killed. This is per client, the crew doesn't count. So if there are 2 clients they can take home 4 Dorado, 4 tuna etc. No limit on how many fish can be caught and released. This doesn't mean that when you have reached your limit you are going to head back to the office. You guys will get your 8 hours or 5 hours of fishing depending on the type of charter but you'll only be catching and releasing. Please don't think it's our crew who does not want you guys to keep your fish.
This law also prohibits cleaning and filleting fish on board. Even though we had this going on for quite a while it wasn't as severe as it is today. In order to get your fish cleaned you will have to stop at the Cleaning station after your fishing trip is over. If we get caught filleting fish onboard we get our equiptment taken away and we have to pay a fine and after we pay we still don't get it back so it's something we would like for you guys to understand.
So, with that being said lets go on to the fish report for Oct. 1, 2010
We had 4 boats goiong out and they all did great. Although we had some folks who decided to bond with the toilet througout the whole trip instead of reeling in some fish but that happends sometimes...Guess Dramamine didn't work this time haha!
Ray Breer and his crew decided to go out on 2 of our boats. 31' RedRum and 32' RumRunnin. Their team split into 2 groups. This was their first day of fishing and once their 8 hours were over these folks caught a total of 9 Dorado and 6 Tuna. The biggest tuna being 45 Lbs. They are fishing again today so we'll see how good they do on day 2!
Eric Burke fished on Nuevo for a full day trip along with his family. They had an awesome time with captain Alex and mate Manuel. Their final fish caught was 4 Tuna one 20Lb Dorado and they released a Striped Marlin which was around 150-160 Lbs
Last but not least we had Doug and Rachel Selking fishing with Captain Ramon aboard the 28' Tantrum. These guys were supposed to go out fishing for a full day but decided to call it a day by 12. This doesn't mean that they didn't catch anything! Doug reeled in and released the first Striped Marlin of the month! It was 6 ft long and weighed 120 Lbs. It took him 15 mins to reel it in. He also caught the first Dorados for October. You rock Doug! I hope to see you again real soon.
Thanks for Reading.
We are nicely booked for October which is awesome, our chart looks better than ever and we're still booking charters. We're where we're supposed to be thanks to all of you who continue doing business with RedRum or send us referrals. On behalf of the entire RedRum team we THANK ALL OF YOU!
Like I mentioned in a previous fish report, we have a new law that took effect on Wednesday. The new law allows only 2 species per person are allowed to be caught and killed. This is per client, the crew doesn't count. So if there are 2 clients they can take home 4 Dorado, 4 tuna etc. No limit on how many fish can be caught and released. This doesn't mean that when you have reached your limit you are going to head back to the office. You guys will get your 8 hours or 5 hours of fishing depending on the type of charter but you'll only be catching and releasing. Please don't think it's our crew who does not want you guys to keep your fish.
This law also prohibits cleaning and filleting fish on board. Even though we had this going on for quite a while it wasn't as severe as it is today. In order to get your fish cleaned you will have to stop at the Cleaning station after your fishing trip is over. If we get caught filleting fish onboard we get our equiptment taken away and we have to pay a fine and after we pay we still don't get it back so it's something we would like for you guys to understand.
So, with that being said lets go on to the fish report for Oct. 1, 2010
We had 4 boats goiong out and they all did great. Although we had some folks who decided to bond with the toilet througout the whole trip instead of reeling in some fish but that happends sometimes...Guess Dramamine didn't work this time haha!
Ray Breer and his crew decided to go out on 2 of our boats. 31' RedRum and 32' RumRunnin. Their team split into 2 groups. This was their first day of fishing and once their 8 hours were over these folks caught a total of 9 Dorado and 6 Tuna. The biggest tuna being 45 Lbs. They are fishing again today so we'll see how good they do on day 2!
Eric Burke fished on Nuevo for a full day trip along with his family. They had an awesome time with captain Alex and mate Manuel. Their final fish caught was 4 Tuna one 20Lb Dorado and they released a Striped Marlin which was around 150-160 Lbs
Last but not least we had Doug and Rachel Selking fishing with Captain Ramon aboard the 28' Tantrum. These guys were supposed to go out fishing for a full day but decided to call it a day by 12. This doesn't mean that they didn't catch anything! Doug reeled in and released the first Striped Marlin of the month! It was 6 ft long and weighed 120 Lbs. It took him 15 mins to reel it in. He also caught the first Dorados for October. You rock Doug! I hope to see you again real soon.
Thanks for Reading.
Thursday, September 30, 2010
What a great month!
Heeeello Peeps!
Another month goes by and we are welcoming October with huge success. Today is the last day of September 2010 and fishing was excellent this whole month. I am still waiting for the boats to come back today and see what they caught but just so you have an idea we did a total of 10 blue Marlin, 74 Striped Marlin, 10 Sailfish, 21 Tuna (a bit slow I know), 400 Dorado, 3 Wahoo, 1 Roosterfish and 4 Mako Sharks... This was all thanks to you guys who made this number possible. Thank you so much!
Yesterday we had 5 boats out:
For a second day of fishing we had Steve and Marcella Ramsey fishing on RumRunnin again..you might remember their names from Sunday's fish report as they had reeled in 20 Dorados! well yesterday wasn't bad either. They reeled in 4 Dorado, one 120 Lbs Striped Marlin and one 250Lbs Blue Marlin! Excellent job!
Josh Watson and his crew from CCA joined us for their second and last fishing trip and after their full day of fishing aboard the 33' Cabo Chica, they managed to Catch and Release a 200 Lb Sailfish and 1 Striped Marlin. They also caught 9 Dorado. Well done you guys.
A total of 10 Dorado was caught by Laurie Hempstead and Michael Quinn. Laurie said it was a lot of fun. The biggest dorado they caught was 30 Lbs. They fished on Tantrum with Captain Ramon and Mate Jesus. Hopefully we will see them again real soon.
Another CCA member Brian Brumfield, who had fished with us a few months ago decided to go again on the 33' Nuevo. Him and his crew did great work out there with Captain Alex and mate Manuel. They managed to reel in Dorado, one Sailfish that was 130 Lbs and 1 Marlin which was between 140-150 Lbs. It was an excellent day for them and we are glad they enjoyed it. Brian gave his fish away to Charity and we really appreciate that. This fish will go to the Children's Foundation here in Cabo.
Last but not least Rod Tavares and Barry fished on ReelRum with Captain Jesus and Mate Edgar. These guys were supposed to be out there for 8 hours but by noon they were back in the office. Not because they were seasick but because they decided to call it a day once they had reeled in 1 Striped Marlin (C/R), 8 Dorado and 1 blue Marlin that was 10ft 250 Lbs. The latter was reeled in by Rod and it took him almost an hour to reel it in. He was excited about the trip and experience. They told me they had 2 Blue Marlin bite at the same time, but one of them got away...Sorry guys, I guess it'll be next time.
Thank you All for Reading.
Another month goes by and we are welcoming October with huge success. Today is the last day of September 2010 and fishing was excellent this whole month. I am still waiting for the boats to come back today and see what they caught but just so you have an idea we did a total of 10 blue Marlin, 74 Striped Marlin, 10 Sailfish, 21 Tuna (a bit slow I know), 400 Dorado, 3 Wahoo, 1 Roosterfish and 4 Mako Sharks... This was all thanks to you guys who made this number possible. Thank you so much!
Yesterday we had 5 boats out:
For a second day of fishing we had Steve and Marcella Ramsey fishing on RumRunnin again..you might remember their names from Sunday's fish report as they had reeled in 20 Dorados! well yesterday wasn't bad either. They reeled in 4 Dorado, one 120 Lbs Striped Marlin and one 250Lbs Blue Marlin! Excellent job!
Josh Watson and his crew from CCA joined us for their second and last fishing trip and after their full day of fishing aboard the 33' Cabo Chica, they managed to Catch and Release a 200 Lb Sailfish and 1 Striped Marlin. They also caught 9 Dorado. Well done you guys.
A total of 10 Dorado was caught by Laurie Hempstead and Michael Quinn. Laurie said it was a lot of fun. The biggest dorado they caught was 30 Lbs. They fished on Tantrum with Captain Ramon and Mate Jesus. Hopefully we will see them again real soon.
Another CCA member Brian Brumfield, who had fished with us a few months ago decided to go again on the 33' Nuevo. Him and his crew did great work out there with Captain Alex and mate Manuel. They managed to reel in Dorado, one Sailfish that was 130 Lbs and 1 Marlin which was between 140-150 Lbs. It was an excellent day for them and we are glad they enjoyed it. Brian gave his fish away to Charity and we really appreciate that. This fish will go to the Children's Foundation here in Cabo.
Last but not least Rod Tavares and Barry fished on ReelRum with Captain Jesus and Mate Edgar. These guys were supposed to be out there for 8 hours but by noon they were back in the office. Not because they were seasick but because they decided to call it a day once they had reeled in 1 Striped Marlin (C/R), 8 Dorado and 1 blue Marlin that was 10ft 250 Lbs. The latter was reeled in by Rod and it took him almost an hour to reel it in. He was excited about the trip and experience. They told me they had 2 Blue Marlin bite at the same time, but one of them got away...Sorry guys, I guess it'll be next time.
Thank you All for Reading.
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