We had a good time on Sushi Time II. We caught 10 tuna on a 5 hour trip which was great. The boat and gear are a bit weathered, but worked. We paid $30 for live bait which wasn’t used as we used lures and 4 or 5 dead baits. Had the food cooked up at Senor Frogs. $15 to have it fileted and $15 per person to have them cook it with some sides.

We caught 6 skipjack tuna during our 3 hour trip… seas got a bit rough so we headed in. Saw the dorsal fin and chased down a marlin but it wasn’t biting. All in all it was a successful trip on a day the other boats were reporting no catches at all. Would have been nice to have Hook and Cook recommendations as our resort wouldn’t do that for us. That would have made 5 stars all around! Thanks Juan Carlos for a great day.

The boat/equipment is a bit old, but if you just wanted to fish like I did, it’s the ALMOST perfect private trip (needs a canopy shade). I was amazed that the small boat was able to handle the choppy ocean water. The engine stalled out a few times but was able to restart immediately. The rod I used had broken/repaired spools however everything worked fine. We searched unsuccessfully for Mahi and Snapper all morning but was able to land small Rockfish, Bonita, Skipjack and a few other species... More

The ship itself looked like it needed a cleaning and the rods were not at all new. However, everything worked just fine. Excellent for the price. We caught sea bass and a lemon shark. My fishing companion had a decent size Mahi hooked. We saw it jump out of the sea twice but even though I could see it as he was reeling in, he lost it wiyhin 10 ft. of the boat. Overall it was a very fun shore excursion.

We wanted to fish for rooster fish , the captain didn’t listen and dint get bait. Instead he was focused on fishing for schools of jacks.