
Fun trip, great crew.
The Ciprea crew was on point. Both crew members, Nacho and I forgot the other guys name, did everything to get us on fish. They are super cool guys with fishing experience. The only thing that I dislike about these trips is that they use your fishing time to find bait. I took an hour of driving around before we rn into a school of small sardines. We start ed in deep water and hookup 2 Mahis, unfortunately wasn't able to get them in the boat. After trying again for Mahi, we decided to head to a reel and bottom fish. Lots of action with a variety of snappers, triggers, porgie, yellow tails. After that we headed into the shallows a trolled fr Cuda. Hooked up right away. I've been fishing for 45 years and wasn't disappointed with how the crew handled everything. Now, here's my small gripes. There was no electronics on the boat, no radio, no fares that I can see. The only safety equipment I noticed as life jackets Overall it was a fun experience. I would recommend Ciprea. The gripes are my own based on 45 years of fishing experience.



Today you get to learn something new after your 45 years of fishing: the VHF radio is located in the small compartment attached to the fiberglass canopy; it’s a Uniden base unit that works perfectly—had you asked about the radio, we would have shown it to you,I am attaching photos of the VHF radio. as it is an essential piece of equipment for heading out to sea. Also, inside the console, we keep the fire extinguisher, the life jackets you mentioned, and a first-aid kit. We always carry two handheld GPS units—clients often don't notice them, but they are always on board. As for the fishing, we had a good day: we had two Mahi-Mahi strikes that didn't result in a catch and landed two small barracudas, plus some bottom fish like snapper, triggerfish, and others. Thanks for supporting sport fishing; cheers, and see you next time.






