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Deep Sea Fishing (Dusky Shark)

admin — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 02:12:27 +0000

a shark obscure 50-inch has interfered deep sea fishing out of Calabash, NC. It took about 10-15mins total for entrarlo in the boat, but it was the best fight I ‘the VE has never been fishing. ** No one shark? been damaged in the contamination of this video. ** We laid back and the hole by hook and by Gaff guarir? in less than a day. Many thanks to the team time of the party, this story won ‘fish and the t be? Forgotten! Captain George Frog and types are the best!

Deep Sea Fishing – Cuba

admin — Tue, 20 May 2008 22:14:22 +0000

Fishing rods Cuba good catch. We motored of club Bucanero to Fisherman’s Iceland after Santiago de Cuba. An amazing journey!

Deep Sea Fishing – A Great Adventure

admin — Mon, 31 Mar 2008 19:13:18 +0000

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Deep Sea Fishing: Some Tips on Deep Sea Fishing at Night

admin — Fri, 28 Dec 2007 04:25:54 +0000

Deep sea fishing is an enjoyed activity by many. The sun, sea and the adrenaline of adventure makes a perfect day for such kind of activity. However, for very experienced fishermen, they would advice you that if you really want to get a good catch, it would be best for you to start fishing 2 hours after sunset or 2 hours even before sunrise.

This is why most experienced fishermen would rather have a night trip than a day trip. However, due to the difference of environment during night fishing, if you are new to this kind of setting, then there are certain things that you should know to make your night trip a successful one.

Getting Started

Although it may seem difficult, waking up in the wee hours of the day is still possible. Additionally, you can always get the help of an alarm clock to be your wake-up call. There are some other preparations too that should be done other than being able to wake up, like preparing your bait.

It would be the best if you have already set up everything you need and have some wet-bait ready even half an hour before sun rise. It is important to remember that anchoring and cooking the bait should be finished by the time sunset arrives. This is due to the reason that cooking through your night fishing could be very dangerous. Plus, your bait should be able to cool off before you can use it.

The Logic Behind It

The logic behind all these waking up early and preparations is that fish usually feed shallower around times like this. Thus, they are easier to catch, since they’re only about 30 feet below the water’s surface. In fact, according to experts, twilight minutes are very productive especially if you’re fishing for a living.

Where’s The Light At?

If you really want to have good results at the fastest time possible, whether it be you are fishing in fresh or salt water, try fishing around piers, which have some lights. This is because fish are very attracted to light beams that pass through the water surface in different sea depths. In general, fishing excursions usually have a very happy ending when held around lights on piers or buoys.

Use Something Large

It is also important that you use very large dry or wet flies, nymphs, and oversized streamers, if you are really interested in getting a lot of catch of those active feeders out there.

In fact, night-feeding can be easier for you when your bait is that large enough for the fish to locate. Additionally, you should remember to draw your baits gradually along the surface of the water with a jerking motion. Doing this would help attract some trout. Nevertheless, you should also bring some extra live bait and always keep the lure inside your water or boat, safely contained.

See The Signs

During night fishing, you should always try to be on guard for some signs that feeding fish are in the area. Take note that at this time, you’ll be able to hear them feeding themselves even before you see their splashes or swirls in the water. Don’t forget to chuck in your lure, as soon as possible and once you hear them breaking the surface, into the spot that you think they are in.

Additionally, you should try making repeated casts anywhere that you think they may be circulating, since fish have some trouble in locating lures during the night.

Deep Sea Fishing: Things to Bring on a Deep Sea Fishing Trip

admin — Wed, 24 Oct 2007 19:08:09 +0000

In general, when you’ll be going on a deep sea fishing trip, you’ll be the one to decide on how you want the trip to go through. You can structure it with a charter, or have the trip in a party boat, which is also termed as “head boat” and leave everything else to your captain’s orders.

Party Boat Plus Points

However, the most relaxing and cost-effective method to plan a deep sea fishing trip may be considered to be going with a party boat. This is because usually they can already work out the details of your trip, even before you arrive at the marina.

Here, your captain would already know where he would want to bring the ship. All you have to do is rent a rod, which would only take a couple of dollars; since your tackle and bait are already included with your admission fee. In fact, the mate would even come over to help you if ever your line gets tangled up with another’s!

Other Necessities

Other than bringing your basic equipment for fishing and lunch, there are still some items that you can bring to make sure that your trip would be successful-provided that your boat’s captain really knows how to find the catch! Here are some of the critical items that you should bring on a deep sea fishing trip.

Important Items

First off would be a fishing rod, tackle and bait. Most fishermen are highly encouraged to have their very own fishing supplies. However, if you are planning to rent one from the boat, then you can do so.

Clothing Essentials

The clothing you would be wearing is important too. It is vital that you wear appropriate clothes if you really want to enjoy the trip. It is advised that you wear an old pair of sandals or sneakers, which you don’t mind getting smelly or dirty. You mat also want to bring a rain jacket, poncho, or windbreaker, just in case the weather would be rough. Bringing a sweatshirt or pullover would be good too, if ever the wind is sharp or chilly.

Food Tips

For your lunch, having subs or other sandwiches that are paper wrapped would be better, because other than being healthy, they enable you to eat without having to dirty your food. Something light on the stomach is advised, just in case motion sickness problems occur.

For your beverages, beer would be a good fishing companion. However, you should take note that it should be taken in moderation and make sure that you are of legal age. If not, soda or bottled water would do.

Safety And Cleanliness

Safety and cleanliness is also important. Bringing an antibacterial lotion or hand soap would be good, since often most boat’s bathrooms don’t have soap and in some cases even running water!

You may want to bring rags or old towels. These are really helpful so you can wipe off of them after baiting your hook. Additionally, you can use them after catching a fish, as you hold on the catch and remove its hook.

Protection

Skin protection is also important. Sun block should be applied, especially if you’re the type that burns easily. You can also bring sunglasses or a hat, so that you can shield your face and eyes from scorching rays of the sun.

Deep Sea Fishing – Barracuda

admin — Sun, 20 May 2007 15:29:50 +0000

Cindy and I went sport fishing at the Gran Bahia Principe Coba, then snorkling from Gran Palladium..

Choosing a Deep Sea Fishing Charter

admin — Fri, 03 Nov 2006 00:04:22 +0000

When it comes to selecting a deep sea charter, there are numerous factors to consider. Not only do you want to find a charter that is reputable and professional, you also want to look for one that will meet your individual needs. This means that before you even make preparations to spend a day on the open water, you should decide what it is that you specifically want from the experience.

Your first priority should be to decide what type of experience you want. Do you want to try reef and wreck fishing? Do you want to try inshore fishing? Or are you interested in finding a charter that specializes in targeting a specific type of species (such as tarpon, billfish, etc.). Some of these factors will depend on what type of the world you are fishing in. For example, if you are going to be fishing off the gulf of Mexico, your options will be different than if you were seeking a deep sea charter off the coast of northern California.

Next, you should think about what level you want to fish on. There is a vast difference between a charter that caters to novice fishermen and one that is designed for experienced anglers. However, one of the great things about the abundance of charter fishing boats is that there is typically one to suit the needs of any level of angler.

Some charters cater to the beginner and to families, while others specialize in taking more experienced fishermen out to sea. Many charter services actually offer several options. Often, captains of charter boats will offer a trolling option, which is geared toward the novice fisherman, families, and children. For example, many charter boats in the southern Florida area will take patrons out trolling in the spring through fall months, where they have the opportunity to spend six hours hunting for redfish, dolphin, and others.

On the other hand, high speed trolling is a very popular option for more experienced anglers who may not have all of their own equipment to go out on an expedition of their own. High speed trolling is best done during the summer months, when conditions are optimal to catch larger game fish, such as bull dolphin, yahoo, and sailfish.

One of the best things you can do when searching for a charter that will meet your needs is to ask the captain up front what it is they offer. You certainly don’t want to waste your time and money on an expedition that is not suited to your needs. Many charter services are very up front about the different options they offer. As a result, you can determine which type of charter is the best fit for your individual needs.

After you decide what type of specific experience you want, you should determine how much you are willing to pay for the charter. For smaller boats (that typically hold between two to four people, prices typically start at around $200-$400. To hire a bigger boat for an all-day fishing excursion, you’re looking at between $900-$1,200. Another important factor to consider is the reputation of the charter.

While most charter services are operated by experienced, quality individuals, there is the occasional shady character that may try and sell you their services. One way to check into the reputation of a particular charter service is through asking around and getting recommendations from some of the locals. This can mean visiting local marinas, bait shops, or simply visiting the docks. Another option is to check with the hotel where you’re staying – often they have charter services they typically use. Finally, you can interview potential fishing charter captains. This can help you see for yourself what type of person you will be spending a day on the boat with. Often, this is the part of the process that exposes some of the less reputable charter options.

Momusu goes Deep Sea Fishing

admin — Wed, 20 Sep 2006 05:21:29 +0000

Destin Deep Sea Fishing Charter Boat Sunrise

admin — Fri, 25 Aug 2006 14:20:23 +0000

These are the action highlights from a 9/4/04 trip on the Sunrise out of Destin. We have great trips with these guys every year.