On May 30th, the 6-hour fishing tour started at 7:00 AM with great weather and calm seas. Captains Fausto and Geremías guided the trip, focusing on trolling with live bait. This method worked very well, and the group caught mahi mahi during the morning. Everyone had a lot of fun reeling in these colorful and strong fish. After the fishing, Captains Fausto and Geremías prepared fresh mahi mahi ceviche right on the boat using the fish caught that day. It was a tasty and special way to end a great fishing trip.

On the morning of May 28th, we headed out at 6 AM for a 6-hour fishing trip with a couple visiting from Montreal. Despite slightly choppy conditions, the Dramamine worked perfectly and everyone felt great throughout the trip. The fishing was nonstop, with an incredible number of Mahi Mahi caught — we’ve been seeing these show up in larger schools more frequently, signaling a strong start to the season. We used live bait and trolling techniques, which proved highly effective. Along with the many Mahi Mahi, we also landed a barracuda and even a white marlin, making it an exciting and memorable outing. The fishing season is clearly kicking off with great energy, and we're looking forward to more successful trips like this one.

On May 26th, a couple went out early for a 6-hour fishing trip that started at 8am. The ocean was calm, and the weather was clear and sunny, making it a perfect day to be out on the water. We used a mix of live bait, artificial bait, and trolling to catch fish. These different methods worked really well throughout the day. By the end of the trip, they had caught a total of 10 mahi mahis. The mahi mahi season is getting stronger, and more and more fish are being caught, which means it’s a great time for fishing. The couple enjoyed the steady action and beautiful surroundings, making their trip both fun and successful. They left the water happy and excited to go fishing again soon.