Leonardo Pablo Alvarez Berdote
Captain

Leonardo Pablo Alvarez Berdote

Costa Adeje, Spain
2 reviews
Captain Leo Alvarez was born in Las Tunas, Cuba and grew ip in Northeast USA. Leo's fishing repertoire includes the waters of Florida, Belmar, Long Island, and Atlantic Highlands to name a few. He moved to Tenerife in 1972 and has become one of the pioneers of big game fishing. Before Leo started charter fishing in Tenerife in the early nineties, he mastered the waters in and around Puerto Colon and got the Tenerife record for Blue Marlin (1001 lbs).

Charter

Rating

4.5
2 reviews
4.5
Boat & Equipment
4.5
Captain & Crew
4.5
Fishing Experience

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  • Peter Hansen
    Peter Hansen
    Repeat angler
    dk
    Denmark
    Member since 2017
    2 trips
    4.0
    Verified

    Fishing with Leonardo

    Half Day Trip - Shared4 adults

    A Beautiful day at sea with Delphine, pilotwhales and a turtle. Unfortunately no fish in tur hook. However Leo and his helping hand was doing all in their power to find the tuna that was in the area. Only challenge was the lack of english by tur deckshand and perhaps Some storytelling about the waters we were sailing in, the fish coming three and the abundance of bait fish attracting both tuna an a wide variety of whales. There ære Some grait stories to be told. Summing up, fishing is a lottery - you never know if you will catch anything and what. However in tur waters between Tenerife and Gomora there is an abundance og whales and amazing nature that is breathtaking. Better Luck next time. We will be back. Greetings from the Hansen family from Denmark.

    Response from Captain

    Dear Peter, thank you for revew. I wish you were here now as big eye tunas and albacores started hitting the lures. Regards. Leo

  • Paolo  Campostano
    Paolo Campostano
    it
    Italy
    Member since 2020
    5.0
    Verified

    Fishing with Leonardo

    Half Day Trip - Trolling2 adults

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