Decide to sail to the west, the first strike of blue marlin was at 14 miles out, but loose it. Then at 18 miles found lot of birds and see tunas jumpig so we change the big game equipment for light gear. Caught 6 tunas loose 1 and many skipjacks

Early Morning fishing was slow, we decide to change to the south and 15 miles ofshore caught the firs sailfish, and at the same time the blue marlin bait other the lure still on the water! Was incredible, we get up both fish successfully, one hour later caught the second sailfish. A few bonitas and skipjacks for ceviche!

6 miles offshore we caught this big one on a bite, 45 minutes fighting! Great job!

Lucky Day! 12 miles out we find a few tunas jumping and catching just 2 for ceviche, then 1 stripped marlas was behind the lures, deckhand took the bait close to the marlin until bite it, the first one billfish was a succes. Around 6 miles close to coast the second one was caught on a lure, fightin during 30 minutes and boated successfully

Lucky Day! 12 miles out we find a few tunas jumping and catching just 2 for ceviche, then 1 stripped marlas was behind the lures, deckhand took the bait close to the marlin until bite it, the first one billfish was a succes. Around 6 miles close to coast the second one was caught on a lure, fightin during 30 minutes and boated successfully

We set sail at 7 am capturing some skipjack for the ceviche and decided to go in search of a large one in the open sea. At 12 miles we managed to capture this beautiful specimen that came out in a bait of the outrigger, our client lasted 1 hour and 40 minutes in the fishing chair until we managed to approach and climb the fish! Really tired but happy and satisfied to see the large size!