A few skipjack to end the day

A nice yellowtail to end the day

The bite slowed down. Back to roosterfishing

John and Jim do it again

The roosters were slow, so we are looking for tuna. Plenty of fun with black skipjack no Yuma yet

John with a fly caught Sierra

Where r the roosters

My rush hour commute to the job

Another beautiful sunrise

I think I got the problem with my emails solved. Time to have fun again

Keeping you posted

Grant

Marks son Brian with a nice yf tuna

Mark Schmeil with a nice tuna

Jim gets a rooster on the fly

Double trouble

Jim and his son John with a nice rooster

Roosters roosters roosters

Fun sized roosters everywhere

Jim Bredrick with a nice skipjack

Jim Bedrick

Jim with a nice skipjack

The Tuna eluded us this day, but it was non stop action on false albacore.

Double roosterfish on the fly

Seems like my posts weren't going up on the web...

I dont know what happened, but the last posts never made it to the web... I am out the door now, but will post form my iphone on the way to the fishing grounds...

Grant

Marlin

Wow, I have only seem a few fish the size that we teased up today. It was well over 900 lbs and I would say closer to 1000 plus #. The fish came in so hot and created huge holes in the water when it ate the teasers. Doug though it was two marlin, but he was looking at the same dorsal and tail of the same fish. In 30 yrs on the Pacific I have only seen a few fish that size behind the boat.

Marlin fishing is okay today, but tough for fly fishing. The fish are eating on the bait balls and then going dead again. They want nothing to do with the teasers.

We are going to hedge our bets and go inshore for rooster action

I will keep you posted

Grant

Sent from my iPhone

Doug talks about a teases up 1000 lb blue marlin

Doug Roche Roosterfish fever

Heres a short video of Doug Roche fishing with his 15 year old daughter Ally. It was super fishing today... Tons of roosterfish busting bait all around us.. 2to 3 hours of non-stop action... Lots of jacks, and sierra also... You gotta love it, when he left home a few days ago it was 8 degrees and snowing....It was 80 degrees today and great fishing...

Sierra fever

Doug and Ally get a double. It's a sierra every cast

Ally's first Sierra of the day

First Sierra of the day

Doug Roche father and daughter day

Here we go again. Douce and his 15 yr old daughter Ally going inshore fishing. The inshore fishing has been okay, but the offshore fishing has been slow. I will keep you posted

Grant

Doug and a nice fly caught jack

Doug Roche

Doug is happy to be in Cabo, leaving the snow and cold behind.

Nate and Kate and some sierra mackerels.

Congratulations to Nate and Kate on getting married this fall.. These two are the perfect couple as both of them are fishing and hunting guides... Can anyone say Ceviche?

Roosters anyone?

John Capuzzo and his daughter Veronica have some rooster fun! What a great father /daughter experience. I hope my girls are fishing with me when they get Veronicas age...

Thats one of my original brown roosterfish fly in the fishes mouth. Still catching fish 20 years later!

Mini Fishing report

Okay, I have been on and off the water this last week, the guys have been going out, but I wanted some time off the water to spend with my family....

The guys have been going out and the fishing has been good some days and so-so the next.. Marlin fishing has been slow since the last full moon. My buddies have been seeing them on the sonar down at 500 to 600 feet chasing bait down deep... I know they are also gorging themselves on squid as the marlin we were catching were spewing out tons of small 3" to 4" squid when we hooked them and also when we released them. I will add a few photos below.

The marlin fishing is off, but the dorado fishing has a new surge... Not big ones, but its pretty good fishing on some days... The inshore fishing is definitely picking up and its too much fun chasing big jacks, roosterfish and sierras...

The weather is gorgeous.. 80 degree sunny days, and cool nights... Man, I love living here!

underwater video of Marlin eating the fly

Jim Bickler and John Benton cathin marlin

The bite is BACK! A short interview with Jim Bickler

Nazario's camera part 2

Nazario's camera Part1

Here's a few photos form Nazario's camera... I will post in two parts. Grant

Slow day yesterday

Wow, some days are just like yesterday. If you fish for marlin long enough, these days happen... It was just a dead day, no fish at all. Zippo, nada, zero, I mean not a darn thing.... A empty sea, not a thing moving but the whales and porpoises... Some boats got into a few football sized tuna, but thats about it... When the fish want to stay deep and not eat, its a very big ocean... Sometimes you pay your dues... Do I think this is the trend.. Absolutely not, there are a ton of fish out there and the fishing will be back to normal in a few days...Heck it could be right on today.

The inshore remains really good for roosterfish... Some big ones too, and small sierra along the shore...

The whales are migrating back and they are so cool to see... We were with four humpback whales for over an hour yesterday. I am still amazed after 30 years of being on the ocean everyday..

The guys are still on the water, but I am taking a few days off. I have been steady on the water for over a month and half, it will be nice to rest my toes in the sand and have a cold one on the beach..

I will keep you posed.

Grant

Father and Son trip

I love to fish father and sons... It reminds me of my times growing up with my father. Here is Mark Russ and his son Jack with a fun day on the water. First we went after some roosterfish and found some nice fish up to #25, then we went offshore and got this nice bull dorado about 35#. We lost another bull dorado shortly after that was much bigger.. All in all, it was a great day on the water.

Jans Marlin

My Iphone is still getting a work-over... So I will post after the days fishing.

Here is Jan's striped marlin on the fly..Way to go Amigo. Your the best!