We start it our day at 7am as usual, on our way out to the fishing grounds we found the pot of spinner dolphins, usually thats a good sign for tuna so we stop there to try get some yellofin and sure enought we caught a few in a very short time of been there, after all clients had enought off the tuna we went on with our day itn was time for ome billfish action, things start it little slow , we had no bites till the afternoon, around 1 pm a sailfish came on the right short teaser, splashing and charging the teaser pretty well, our mate ot the flap bait and pitch to it and we got it, nice fight, it was a small sail maybe 60-70 pounds but very nice colors on itafter releasing the fish we start it trolling again and half hour later we hook a nice little blue marlin that came on our right short teaser too, we hook it on a 30pound test line sowe had to take our time with it but after 40min we released it aswel, that was pretty much our day, nothing exepcional but very much fun.

Hi everybody, our day today start it as usual, 7am, we head for the fishing grounds about 15 miles west of tamarindo got there, put all of our lines in the water and not even 30 minutes later we got a nice blue marlin chasing our teasers like crazy, I got our marlin 50 pounder penn internation VRX model reel and gave it to him with a little ballyhoo rigged as a marlin bait, he got it and sure enough got it hook, and that was when hell broke loose on the deck, because we where trying to clear the deck so we could fight it without any problems, when we finally did the marlin had almost taken all the line on the reel, we start it to back on to it and long story short we release it 35 minutes later, it was a nice blue of around 300 pounds, after all of this craziness going on we got all our gear back in place and about an hour later we got our first sailfish and 40 min later got another one, and just to top this all ready amazing half day charter 20 minutes before heading back we land it a mahi-mahi and that right there is a GRAND SLAM my friends. We'll see what God has for us on our next trip on Thursday Jan 12. Thanks. Carlos.

Hi Everybody, well it's been a crazy week for the runaway lately, we have been fishing a lot and have been getting lots of action, our day on Christmas eve start it a little slow due to the tide we beveled with only 1 sailfish bite all morning but boy did things turn around later on, about 11:30am we spot it a bunch of birds and dolphins jumping around about 4 miles from where we were so we start it to head that way to check things out, sure enough as we were approaching the school of dolphins we notice that there was something else jumping around, yellofin tuna ( 100 pounders or more) so we start it working around it and got our first tuna bite, caught 2 small ones right away ( 20 plus pounders), and no later than 10 minutes later got a big hit on a right long islander we usually troll for tuna on a 50 pound Penn VRS reel, took us 40 minutes till we could see some color about 15 ft below the boat, everybody was screaming cause we had it but the fish wasn't going to give up that easy, as the fish start it to come even closer we notice that our customer on the line was done and all he want it was to get things over with and since the fish wasn't give any more line no more he went full drag on the reel and as you can imagine the fish broke the line and got away, ( who wants a big tuna right? jajajajaja), but that's not all, when we finally got over with the tuna and the insane story we just lived we put all our lines back in the water and headed out of the tuna spot to try catching something else, (we were to disappointed to try for tuna again) after that we caught another sailfish, a blue marlin ( 250 plus pounds) and a striped marlin, so we finish the day whit 2 SMALL tunas, 2 sailfish and 2 marlin. Letting go a 100 plus pound yellow fin tuna ( X ) done. Thank you very much and please don't ask me about that tuna story ever ( jajajaja)

We started really late that day, 10:30am, troll for around a current for like 30 min and nothing came up, then we heard from some friends that other boats just south of our position had found the Yellow fin tuna, so very quick we pulled our lines out of the water and start it running again for another 30 min, this a very good call because sure enough the tunas were there, we troll around the school of dolphin and not even 5 min after that we caught our first tune, it was big or anything like that ( 20-30 pounds) but it was quite a show for our clients because the got to see all the tunas jumping around and mixing up with the dolphins there, any way we caught another 6 after that and decide it to try catching something else, a sailfish, wahoo, mahi or even a marlin maybe so we got away from the tuna spot and troll for a few miles, nothing looked to promising, no debris in the water, birds or bait around us but just as we were getting to head back to the tuna spot a big splash behind one of our short teasers (right side), every body in the boat then new that a marlin was right there and it was hungry, our mate got to the chair, grab our marlin reel ( 50 pound penn international VRS model) that we always have ready in stand by for when that happens and put it in the water, by them the marlin had strike 2 or 3 more times at our teaser, we pull the teaser out of the water and our mate hooked'm, IT WAS A DONE DEAL AFTER THAT, 45 min later we released him, a nice black marlin, we guest it been at around **hidden content** pounds. that was pretty much our short day, can wait to go out again and get some of that action again.

Day start it at 7am, head it south for about 1 hour, weather was great, sunny sky, great water temperature and color, lots of birds fly around and lots of dolphins swimming around too, as soon as we drop our lines got our first bite, a nice sail which we manage to release about 10 min later, after that we troll for another 10 to 20 min and got our second sail, we miss it but it was quite an experience for our customers because the fish came on the short teasers so they got to see the action really close to the boat, and got to experience the adrenaline rush that us the crew feel every time we see a fish taking hits at any of our lines in the water, after that we had another 4 sails that morning and another 4 in the afternoon all which we could release no problem, so I think it was a good day for every body. 9 out 10 on sails.

It was a good day out, we raised 10 sailfish, hooked 6 but only could realesed 5, lots of bait, birds, cristal clear water and great water temperature, other boats where spoting some blue marlins, so hopefully in the next week or so we can get some blues action!!