Marlin fishing Mexico report
Posted: Sat Feb 06, 2010 2:50 pmWe are at the time of the year when the bigger tuna's and black Marlin have moved for warmer water this is the season for Sailfish, Striped Marlin, Roosterfish, Grouper, smaller yellowfin tuna's and lots of mahi mahi. / Dorado.
We went out for a 8 day first thing we saw when we reach the north side of the point was a nice sailfish sleeping on oh the surface ot more then a mile offshore Freddy tossed him a nice goggle eye breakfast burrito and we had our first hook up before we started trolling, the Sail was about 90 lbs after that it was quiet for about 2 hours when captain Steve spotted a big School of Mahi mahi Freddy started casting bait after bait and we had 3 triple hook ups the biggest being about 35 lbs, it was a great day total 9 Mahi mahi's and 1 sailfish.
We went out for a 8 day first thing we saw when we reach the north side of the point was a nice sailfish sleeping on oh the surface ot more then a mile offshore Freddy tossed him a nice goggle eye breakfast burrito and we had our first hook up before we started trolling, the Sail was about 90 lbs after that it was quiet for about 2 hours when captain Steve spotted a big School of Mahi mahi Freddy started casting bait after bait and we had 3 triple hook ups the biggest being about 35 lbs, it was a great day total 9 Mahi mahi's and 1 sailfish.