As advertised earlier the summer fishing is starting to really whip into shape. The buoys are kicking out some nice dorado and the occasional billfish, the beaches are supplying a bumper crop of roosters, and if you dare, the dog snapper are weaving their quilt of broken off leaders and line along the Roca Traversada reef. We've even got some wahoo, I lost a small one do to fluorinteruptus just the other day. Following are pics from the last few days.
I'm not sure why David came out sideways, maybe too much beer. Along with these current pictures, I'm gonna violate my own rules by publishing one from awhile ago. Who better to violate my rules, but me? J.F. sent me this photo yesterday (aha!) but it is from last year. The words are his, and I liked the whole package, and hope that you do to.
"I caught it on the last hour of our last day of fishing from the sand while our fish were being filleted by Enrique. 2 feet of water. Fed him the bait as he swam by directly in front of me. Live bait on 25 lb. using an old school Penn 501. The critter took me all the way to the knot. Epic battle and beautiful fish!"
I can't add anything to that. You could, but then you'd have to come down.
David
I'm not sure why David came out sideways, maybe too much beer. Along with these current pictures, I'm gonna violate my own rules by publishing one from awhile ago. Who better to violate my rules, but me? J.F. sent me this photo yesterday (aha!) but it is from last year. The words are his, and I liked the whole package, and hope that you do to.
"I caught it on the last hour of our last day of fishing from the sand while our fish were being filleted by Enrique. 2 feet of water. Fed him the bait as he swam by directly in front of me. Live bait on 25 lb. using an old school Penn 501. The critter took me all the way to the knot. Epic battle and beautiful fish!"
I can't add anything to that. You could, but then you'd have to come down.
David
Looks like some great fishig!
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