We headed out on Sunday dropping in at 27 mi. on a 200. Saw one fishat 15mi. The first group of four wasn't interested but the next onewas. Got him into within a hundred feet after it pulled 450 yds. offwith great jumps. We kept going to 55mi. out on a 180 looking forbluer water, but probably should have stayed in closer. Tried to getin a few groups of working boobies that looked a little suspect oftuna. The other boat that we were with caught one marlin out of adouble and had dorado up to 15#. We caught a nice 25 and 23# fish onthe way back and two more keepers, along with smaller fish. Hadanother marlin on for 30 seconds and some other mystery fish. Passedone 2-300# black that took one swipe. We and the other boat eachpassed over a dozen marlin and even a sail. Don't worry about thewater not being blue. They were all full of large sardines. The bestfishing was probably 35-45 mi. out. Looks like another beautiful dayon the water today and the forecast looks good. You might want a long-sleeve shirt for the 'chilly' mornings!
Bryan, Margarita IV
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
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