Black Marlin, Blue Marlin, Sailfish, Yellowfin Tunas, Roosterfish

The last two weeks of fishing has been great, considering that we are nearing the end of the annual marlin run. Many anglers got into big marlin action and I must say that I am impressed with the size of some of the blacks and blues we’ve released over the past two weeks (500-600 lb). The reef and up to around three miles west of it has been very productive and there were also lots of big Yellowfin Tunas around to keep us busy. The inshore bite has also been nothing short of spectacular and our guests have been plucking out some big Cubera Snappers and roosterfish from the shoreline.

Gustavo Arvelo released his first BLACK MARLIN estimated at 550 lbs. Bob Pelosi also had a fish of a lifetime, releasing his first BLACK MARLIN500 lbs. Peggy Rose released her first BLACK MARLIN estimated at 450 lbs. Fred Perkinson Jr. and Joel Allison were very happy when they got their first 400 lb BLACK MARLIN to the leader. estimated at

Celeste Allison was happy with her first BLACK MARLIN which went around 350 lbs. Micharl F. Holick, Mark, Phil and Anne Langlois, Simon Parkin, Mitch Wergiles and Stevel Palmo also had great luck, releasing their first BLACK MARLIN in the 300 lb range.

Daniel Mena released a big PACIFIC BLUE MARLIN estimated at 500 lbs. Chris Parkin also scored his first PACIFIC BLUE MARLIN in the 500 lb range. Both Roy King and Mike Palmieri released their first PACIFIC BLUE MARLIN estimated at 350 lbs.

Gil Contreras, Mike Webb and Kevin Langlois all released their first PACIFIC BLUE MARLIN estimated at 300 lbs. Kevin also released his first PACIFIC SAILFISH this week. Ruth Pelosy got her first PACIFIC BLUE MARLIN around 200 lbs. David Lane weighed in a nice PACIFIC BLUE MARLIN 326 lbs that got tail wrapped and died during the fight.

Chris Walsh released his first STRIPED MARLIN and PACIFIC SAILFISH this week. Anne Langlois released her first PACIFIC SAILFISH estimated at 120 lbs.

Albert Battoo
DOCKMASTER