Captain Fito is a great choice for family anglers looking to get a great start to blue water fishing. Check out this great trip from April 30:
At the end of the trip, the Adventurer was stewarded home by a pack of friendly porpoises.
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Captain Fito is a great choice for family anglers looking to get a great start to blue water fishing. Check out this great trip from April 30:
At the end of the trip, the Adventurer was stewarded home by a pack of friendly porpoises.
Brian and Jo Carr performed brilliantly with Captain William on December 5. How about a Double Sailfish release?
Amazing fish-handling by the crew saw the safe release of both specimens. The same can’t be said for this tasty Dorado and Cierro Mackeral:
Captain Wilson kept up the consistent fishing on the 19th, highlighted by this nice Sailfish release:
Theย Harvester also had a nice run of Yellowfin Tunas on ice, plus a few tasty Cierro Mackerals caught near-shore.
Shane Whealton has returned to theย Adventurer, and was joined by his dad on February 18. This pair of monster Rooster Fish release are clearly the highlights of this trip:
Shane nagged this excellent Amberjack for the filet bag, and a nice Cierro Mackerel is an excellent side item.
Robert Kenworthy had a fantastic day with Captain David on February 6. They scored a sweet Blue Marlin release backed up with a nice Cierro Mackeral.
“My wife and I had a great time on Explorer and caught some amazing fish after 4 times out on different charters I finally caught a billfish!”ย wrote Robert.
“David was amazing and was determined to catch fish, very clean and had a delightful lunch. Highly recommend.”
On May 24, Captain William welcomed Lori Carnahan and Ed Howerton back for some inshore action.
This is a fine Cierro Mackeral scored by the Wanderer.
Captain David had a big day with Steve McLead on the Adventurer, nabbing a great array of filets with Jack Crevalle, Cierro Mackeral, and Dorado all on ice.
The Wanderer is more than just the hardest-working boat in Central America; it’s also the preeminent spot for young anglers to learn the craft of sportfishing.
This fun-loving family had a boatload of fun with nice Ciero Mackerals, some fun Bonita, and a big Dorado.
Great work by the family friendly flagship!
The Wanderer welcomed Anita Howard and her group for a lovely day of inshore action. A sunrise this beautiful was a great sign for the day.
The highligh was this mammoth Rooster Fish release, but they also went home with some great filets from this array of reef creatures:
Great work by the mighty flagship and these North Carolina anglers.
Captain Alex got on a hot streak in mid-July with a wide array of sweet specimens. There was nice inshore action, especially on Rooster Fish:
It’s not just trophy releases; this is tasty whopper of a Cierro Mackeral: