Wednesday, April 9, 2008
April 9th Fish Report
Reel Rum had a great day as well with Mr. Craig Christiansen and his family. They caught over 9 Yellowfin and had a Marlin on the line but heavy swells swept the Marlin under the boat and the line was cut by the propeller. It was a good thing Omar and Jesus satisfied them with the Tuna catch or else they may have been swimming back to shore!
Tantrum stayed back today for a little rest before she starts a 25 day stretch of charters!
RedBeam did well with the Tuna bit with our buddy Karl. He had his kids hooking up to Tuna all morning until the swells got a little rough and they headed back in. Mechanical problems kept them out a little longer than they wanted to but luckily everyone was alright!
Utopia Report:
Mr Merdock and his friends headed out on the beautiful 54' Hatteras for a day of fishing. Captain Cesar joined the gang as his boat was not moving today! I'm sure he was glad that he did! The group was able to catch and release 4 Stripe Marlin and also caught 9 Yellow fin Tuna! They had a fabulous time with captain Rene and "Mate" Cesar!
A slight front blew through Cabo yesterday evening that may caused some larger than normal swells but we do not expect them to be around long as the day ended with little to no wind and small to very small swells.
Time for Dinner!!
Tuesday, April 8, 2008
April 8th Fish Report
The day started off great when our half-day trip came back with 12 Yellowfin Tuna caught, only a handful kept and more memories to last a lifetime!! Chivo had a great time with the Sunset tour Group and was glad he could put them on the fish so quickly.
Reel Rum headed out with Maria Maloney and her husband Patrick. Jesus and Ramon were able to put the two of them on 4 Stripe Marlin. The couple was able to bring 3 of the 4 to the boat for a catch and release. One of the Stripe Marlins got off. They also caught a nice Yellowfin Tuna on their day out on the 28'.
Red Beam fishing with Mr. Scott Osborne from San Diego. Mr. Osborne had limited time to fish with us being that he came in on a cruise ship at 9am and had to be back to the ship by 3pm. Luckily he arrived early, after getting to know Scott a little bit I learned he had never caught a Billfish. I knew right away that he was on the right boat as Sal and Marshall have been Marlin machines lately. I knew the boys would take good care of him, that they did! He caught and released his first 3 Stripe Marlin ever. He also was casted, baited, and hooked his very own Stripe Marlin to make it 4 catch and releases for the day! For a guy that has never caught Marlin before you acted like you were some professional!! Great job Scott.
Cesar was back to his old ways today with the Mann family! After being a little tired from being sick a couple of weeks Cesar was the first one in the office with more energy in him than I have seen in a while. I knew he was 100% healthy when I saw Tantrum roll back in with 6 Stripe Marlin flags flying as well as 9 Tuna flags! I could barely see the Mann family on the boat with all the flags covering my view!
Alex and Juan also did very well with Mr. Ken Hunter. He and Mr. Gonzalez took out their families for a day out on the water. Half a mile outside of "Cabeza de Ballena" Juan told me that he saw 10 Stripe Marlin crashing on a bait ball that was at least an acre wide. His first attempt to toss the bait was a failure as the Mack. had a weak lip and the bait went flying off! He grabbed the next one and made sure it was on correctly, made a perfect cast and landed a nice Marlin for Mr. Hunter! They were also able to scoop up a few Yellowfin Tuna as well!
Just another all around great day for Redrum and all of its Anglers. We are thankful for everyone that came out today, all the anglers that have come out in the past and the ones that will be with us and experience fishing REDRUM style in the future!!
Saludos!
Monday, April 7, 2008
April 7th Fish Report
Mr. Chung and his family headed out for the first of their pair of charters on El Nuevo with Alex. Unfortunately the family got sick only an hour into the trip but, Alex was able to put them on 10 Yellowfin Tuna before they had to come back. Alex headed towards the Lighthouse and than out about 2 miles before he had a quadruple hook up. Juan was able to keep the lines tight enough to give everyone on boat a chance to reel in at least one Tuna. 10 Tuna in a little over an hour?? Not a bad gig!
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson were able to head out on Rum Runnin with Javier and Manuel. They were able to snag up 3 Stripe Marlin and release each one. They are probably glad that it was only them 2 and not the 5 people that were supposed to show up!! I hope you guys had a great time!
Mr. Rudd had a rough morning after he had some transportation problems with his cab driver. He eventually made it to the office, got on the boat, caught 2 Stripe Marlin and more Tuna than he can handle. Omar and Jesus treated him well as he was in need of a great time after a little difficult morning! Congrats on the great day!
The fish are out there, Marlin, Marlin, Tuna Tuna!! There was a report of some Dorado being spotted and some even caught around the Marina as well. Could just be all "hear-say" but it would be nice to get some Mahi to the table soon!!
Saludos,
Luis
Weekend Run Down
Right off the Arch about 12-20 miles out is where the boys primarily fished this weekend.
The panga fishing also proved to be active as we sent Steve Stephensen and his group of buddies out for a trip with Carlos. Yellowtail, and Rooster were the 2 targets for these gentlemen and they nailed both on their outing.
The weather was beautiful all weekend which made for excellent fishing conditions!
Thursday, April 3, 2008
April 3rd Fish Report
Todays Fish Report:
Today was the day for Marlin. After over a week of catching Yellowfin Tuna and more Yellowfin Tuna the boys pulled in the Billfish!
Rum Runnin fished a half day with Ken Root and his buddies. They were able to land a monster Stripe Marlin that took 2 people to reel in! The fight lasted quite a while for Dennis Walkes handed the rod over to Mr. Root to finish the fish off! It was the first for Mr. Walkes and he swears next time that he will be better prepared for the fight! Great job, nice group of guys!
Mr. Mike Knipfer fished his first of 3 days on Tantrum with Cesar. The guys on Tantrum were having tough luck trying to land fish with the live bait that were given to them in the morning so Cesar and Americo got to work and "made bait" in the deep waters of the 1150 mark. They pulled up enough Green-Back Mackeral to fill the live well and were ready to go. As soon as those macks hit the water near the Marlin the fish were chomping at them! After the bait change they were able to land 2 pretty much back to back and they were set for the day! They still have 2 more days with Cesar and don't want to get too warn out on the first go 'round!
El Nuevo took out Stacey and Mario Lozina for a day of fishing. Today Stacey is celebrating a birthday and we want to wish her a very happy birthday from everyone here at Redrum!! They had a great time with Alex and Juan who at the beginning had the same problems as Cesar with the bait. Than all of a sudden " Bam, the 2 lines went off and sure enough, double hook up". Mario explained to me that his "Marlin took off so fast it almost spooled him within 40 seconds". Stacey was fighting hers heading one direction while Mario was busy with his going the opposite way! Eventually Mario decided to let his Marlin off the line so Stacey can battle her fish with more attention from the crew. They tightened the line on Marios rod and snapped the line off, freeing up some room to manuever for Alex and Juan to get Staceys fish to the boat. After a good 45 minute fight Stacey had her beauty up to the boat with Mario snapping away! Hope that you had a great birthday. Mario, you're a gentlemen for letting your wife take the Marlin. You will be rewarded next time you fish!! Karma you know!!!
The McArthy group headed out on 2 Redrum boats today. The group of 7 split up: 3 with Omar and Jesus on ReelRum and 4 with Sal and Tili on Red Beam. They youngsters on Reel Rum slightly outshined the adults on the Beam. Omar and Jesus were able to help the kids catch and release 2 nice Stripe Marlin while Sal managed to hook one long enough to get it to the boat for the pictures. Great job guys, and sorry about the loss Mr. McArthy!! See you guys next time.
It is great to see the Marlin bite continue to pick up and we hope it sticks around a while. I'm itching to get out on a boat, this office stuff isn't quite for me!!
Next time,
Luis
