Cabo San Lucas 6/4-6/10 part 2
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Capt. George Landrum "FLY HOOKER" DAILY CABO SAN LUCAS FISH REPORT FOR 4 JUNE 2001
Laptop Battery Ken Blaustein has been looking forward to doing some fishing while in Cabo for a little while and Mary and I met him at the boat this morning to introduce him to Juan and his brother Juan. (Manuel is on vacation until the 11th) Ken had decided that on this trip he would leave all his personal equipment at home, after all he was on vacation! Ken get a chance to do a lot of fishing and told us that 8 or 9 times a year he gets to go out on overnight or longer trips off of the California coast for Albacore and Bluefin Tuna, Yellowtail and such. This trip he was not interested in catching any Marlin but preferred a chance at Dorado, Yellowfin or Wahoo. The pickings have been pretty slim lately for any of those but Dorado but we wished him luck on the trip. Juan headed the "Fly Hooker" up the Sea of Cortez and went to the north and east of the Gordo Bank area. Unfortunately the water was very off color and green, plus it was still quite cool up until they arrived just short of Gordo itself. They only managed to see 2 Marlin on the trip, one of which struck a lure and then came off. No other fish were sighted on the trip. We sure hope the fact that the wind has laid down will improve the fishing soon! Until then, Ken, Mary and myself wish you tight lines!
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Thinkpad "FLY HOOKER" DAILY CABO SAN LUCAS FISH REPORT FOR 8 JUNE 2001
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Microsoft Corey Werner is back in Cabo again with his friends Scott and Rusty and they have brought along a friend named Greg. I don't know if any of you remember Corey and his pals from previous fishing trips, but they are from Colorado and normally fish for at least a couple of days while they are here. Last visit they managed to go home with a good experience, having caught both large Dorado and a nice Striped Marlin.
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Laptop Computers This time Corey said that they would like to go for the Striped Marlin and they would keep their fingers crossed for anything else that came along! They are fishing tomorrow also so there is a good chance of them getting at least one Marlin this trip. Juan headed up north again, towards the area just to the east of Gordo Banks.
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Laptop Computer About 7 miles outside Chileno they placed the lures in the water and shortly had a Striped marlin hooked up. As they were clearing the lines another Marlin appeared to come in to investigate the lures but he did not bite. Rust was the angler on this first fish and he was able to bring it to the boat in fairly short order, about 20 minutes complete fighting time.
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Desktop Computer The healthy fish was tagged and released and they continued the search. Juan went back over the area several times hoping that the other Marlin was still around and would show interest, but to no avail.
Notebooks They continued the search to the east and started to see marlin but could not get any of them interested in eating. They did get one nice Bull Dorado come in and hit a lure, but it did not get firmly attached.
Lenovo Later they counted the Marlin they had seen and arrived at a figure of at least 10 sighted on the surface, and every one of them just swam around and disappeared when the bait was tossed to them! Well, perhaps tomorrow will be a bit different, we can only hope! At least the water is blue and warm now and the wind has died down to almost nothing!
Hard Drive "FLY HOOKER' DAILY CABO SAN LUCAS FISH REPORT FOR 9 JUNE 2001
Travelstar This is Corey and gangs second day and we are hoping that the fishing will be a bit better than yesterdays! Since the blue water is so much closer to home they can start fishing a lot sooner and it seems to have paid off, as we hear from Juan on the phone about 10 minutes before they return.
Gateway Like yesterday, they spotted fish all day long. There was a pretty heavy fog bank just offshore on the Pacific side all morning and that kept the light levels low and the temperature cool, a great help when fighting fish!
Laptop Parts Scott and Greg each tagged and released a Striped Marlin during today's trip and the largest fish of the trip managed to come across the line during a jump and break it, thus Corey's fish managed to escape. Since Rusty had gotten his fish yesterday he was not allowed to be in the fishing rotation today.
Software Another Marlin was hooked up but pulled hook fairly quickly. Many more fish were seen but none of them were interested in either the lures or the live Caballito tossed to them. The wind started to blow in from the pacific about noon and the water began to get quite choppy as the "Fly Hooker" returned to port.
Hard Drives Thanks Corey, we always enjoy having you guys out on the boat, and we look forward to seeing you again next time you get the urge to do Cabo! Until then, Tight Lines from the "Fly Hooker" crew!
Electronics "FLY HOOKER" DAILY CABO SAN LUCAS FISH REPORT FOR 10 JUNE 2001
Canon Todd Beard and friends have booked the "Fly Hooker" for today and are hoping for better luck than they had yesterday. They had wanted to fish the boat for three days straight, yesterday, today and tomorrow, but we were booked except for today. They saw lots of Marlin yesterday but got no strikes and the fact that we had managed to tag and release tow fish really had their hops up. Unfortunately-well, they are fishermen and understood what happened last night. The wind never did stop blowing and the cool, green Pacific water moved back into the area.
Desktop Pc Juan searched to outside up to the Gordo Banks area without finding the warmer blue water and they only spotted one Marlin on the surface, and he was not interested in anything. It was not long before they reached the decision to try inshore for Roosterfish. They hoped that the conditions were not as severe in close. Nada there either.
Desktop Computers They were disappointed but they still have tomorrow to fish and things could change back just as quickly! We sure hope so! Thanks Todd, we wish you luck tomorrow and Tight Lines!
Think Pad George, Mary, Juan and Manuel, the "Fly Hooker" Crew
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