11-14-2006, 12:23 AM
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]This fishing report is for the week ending 11-12-06
> and is prepared by The Great Sailfishing Company
> which
> operates out of the new Pez Vela Marina,
> Guatemala.The
> fishing grounds for this past week varied between 15
> miles to as far as 47 miles. Seas this week have
> continued to stay calm with sunny skies and light to
> no wind in the mornings.
>
> Very good results continued this week with boats
> reporting raises in the teens to the low
> thirties,with releases also in the high single
> digits
> to low twenties on conventional tackle and with some
> boats reporting 3 to 4 releases on the fly.We at the
> Great Sailfishing Company hosted several groups with
> one releasing 10 Pacific sails out of 13 bites.
> At one point a little chaos broke out when they had
> a
> blue marlin and 4 sails in the spread. Cap´n Nestor
> directed the focus towards the Blue Marlin which
> aggressively pursued one teaser to the other teaser
> and on to the pich bait....... only to be finally
> beaten by one of the lit up Sails, at which point
> the
> commotion of two hooked up sails proved too much and
> he sank away from the stern...for next time. Our
> Sunday charter wanted to target meat fish (we fish
> how
> you want to fish) and were rewarded with boating 7
> nice dorado,5 yellowfin tuna and several mackeral
> along with releasing 2 sails.
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]This fishing report is for the week ending 11-12-06 > and is prepared by The Great Sailfishing Company
> which
> operates out of the new Pez Vela Marina,
> Guatemala.The
> fishing grounds for this past week varied between 15
> miles to as far as 47 miles. Seas this week have
> continued to stay calm with sunny skies and light to
> no wind in the mornings.
>
> Very good results continued this week with boats
> reporting raises in the teens to the low
> thirties,with releases also in the high single
> digits
> to low twenties on conventional tackle and with some
> boats reporting 3 to 4 releases on the fly.We at the
> Great Sailfishing Company hosted several groups with
> one releasing 10 Pacific sails out of 13 bites.
> At one point a little chaos broke out when they had
> a
> blue marlin and 4 sails in the spread. Cap´n Nestor
> directed the focus towards the Blue Marlin which
> aggressively pursued one teaser to the other teaser
> and on to the pich bait....... only to be finally
> beaten by one of the lit up Sails, at which point
> the
> commotion of two hooked up sails proved too much and
> he sank away from the stern...for next time. Our
> Sunday charter wanted to target meat fish (we fish
> how
> you want to fish) and were rewarded with boating 7
> nice dorado,5 yellowfin tuna and several mackeral
> along with releasing 2 sails.
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