Beautiful weather with sea’s being a little rough on the way out. We went out to the open ocean and caught some amber jacks and Crevalle jack! One our way out we saw dolphins, turtles and Mother and calf grey whales.

Thank you!

It was a great trip with an amazing crew!!! Fishing wasn’t hot, but we caught enough for a delicious ceviche lunch. 👍🏼

We were met at the dock by boat and crew—they were ready to go and started out right on time.  We decided to go way out for tuna (yellowfin).  Tuna showed briefly but we did not connect.  Decided to try for other fish and ended up catching 6 Jack Crevalle and 1 Bonita. JC’s are a blast to catch—very hard fighting fish.
Recommend you get a “patch” or take sea sick medicine.  Might be more rough than you expect way out from shore.  Great trip for sure! Crew was awesome.

If you’re coming from Vidanta the shuttle to get you to the cab stand didn’t start running until 7a, so we were late to the dock (7:30a).  Paradise Village Marina is a 15 min walk on the beach from Vidanta but the AM pickup location is on the north side of the marina inlet, which would be difficult or impossible to walk to from the south.  We were dropped off on the south side of the marina at the end of our trip.  The dock access on the south side drop off location is gated, however our crew had the key or combination to get us through the gates.  So if you’re coming from Vidanta, cab it in the morning, walk home on the beach in the afternoon. 
I specifically booked the 8hr Deep Sea so we could target marlin and sailfish.  We started jigging in 80 ft water on the north side of the bay.  We caught five, 15-20 lb., Pompano within the first two hours.  Since we had fish in the boat, we headed farther west, off the west coast of Punta de Mita and trolled for the big fish.  No luck trolling…but thats fishing.  We could have caught a boatload jigging but I wanted to go big.  Jorge made great ceviche on the boat.  Victor was an excellent captain.  It was good trip, I have no complaints.  I will book again when I return.

We booked with Danisha and then arrived at meeting place to go on Que Pasa. We paid for 8 hours but then we’re asked for another $120 to stay out longer to be taken where fish were biting. We paid on the spot and stayed out 10 hours with no bites even but had 6 lines out.  It was a disappointment and the crew spent much time talking to their self’s in Spanish not engaging or explaining things. However we did get to see a pod of dolphins and several sea turtles while out.