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Written by Capt. Starrs

Published: 12 July 2014

Fishing has been solid this July.  The mahi mahi can keep you busy just 8 miles from the dock, while just 15 to 20 miles are the sailfish and marlin.  Our last charter did 20 releases, missed a blue, and loaded up the cooler with 20 dorado.  The blue water reports are looking very favorable!!  Stop fighting the crowds and come on down.  The oceans all yours!!!!

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Written by Capt. Starrs

Published: 18 April 2014

Well this week is holy week in all of Latin America, usually a week our lodge shuts down to partake in the Catholic celebration of the days leading up to Easter.  Basically a mad house! While preparing the boat for a 5 day fishing group this Mid week, I got a chance to hear fishing reports. Johnny on the famous ''Bolita'' a private 65 viking, was seeing some incredible days.  His last day before he departed for Costa Rica (Wednesday), he raised 72 sailfish, with 50 plus bites.  A good 40 mile hike is required but well worth the haul for such action.  In addition yellow fin, a few marlin here and there, and inshore dorado are plentiful.  Sunday I am heading out fly fishing to verify such fishing personally on the fly. As mentioned in our last report, inshore rooster fishing proves to be constant as we hooked into few more just yesterday while staying close. More to come, but it appears to be heating up.  Hot weather, good fishing, and still some great dates in case you are interested in some world class fishing. Tight Lines,

Capt Starrs