The Harvester stayed inshore on March 25 and kept the rods bent.
This Barracuda was backed up with a tasty Cierro Mackerel.
Tag: Ciero Mackerel
December 12, 2025
Colby Fogg nabbed this inshore Ciero Mackerel morsel on December 12th with the Adventurer.
July 28, 2025
The Adventurer scored this tasty Ciero Mackerel on July 28 with Shirley Tovar’s group.
April 14, 2025
The Harvester achieved more Sailfish releases on April 14.
They finished the day inshore with a few tasty little Ciero Mackerals.
February 15, 2025
Our friend JC Mas returned to the Adventurer on February 15 for a nice day of inshore action.
November 12, 2024
Seth Cobb and his family had a productive trip with Master Captain William on November 12. The highlight was this big Dorado:
They also scored a pair of tasty White Tunas, plus a fun Ciero Mackerel.
July 1, 2017
Will Davis and his family put on a show on July 1, starting out with this wonderful Sailfish release early in the trip.
The kids brought home dinner for the family with tasty filets of Ciero Mackerel.
November 16, 2016
David Little joined Captain Fico on the Explorer for a fun day featuring a wide array of catches.
After this bulky Jack Crevalle hit the icebox, they nabbed this excellent tasting Ciero Mackeral:
Late in the trip Mr. Little scored a football-sized Yellowfin Tuna to round out his filet bag.
Three nice specimens of three tasty species…all in a days’ work for the Super Panga!
December 22, 2013
Ray Cote and his friends had a very productive half-day on the Wanderer; Captain William stayed inshore and trolled a criss-crossed stretch of ocean with Captain David of the Explorer. They stirred up quite a bite of fish as proven by these nice catches.
The first highlight was this whopper of a Cierro Mackerel…check back through all Cierro Mackerel catches and you can really appreciate the size of this monster.
Later in the morning a big Rooster fish found the bait and, with the Explorer looking on in the background, they released this grande gallo:
December 1, 2013
Kestrel Dickerson and her family hail from the beautiful town of Grand Junction, CO and even though the fishing there is more of the river variety this family strutted their stuff on the blue water with the famous Wanderer.
Right off the bat their youngster boated this excellent Ciero Mackeral. Known for it’s zero-shaped spots and delicious filets, this fish is a real winner…nice catch son!
The grown-up had their turn when a pair of Dorados hit the baits and set up a heart-stopping Double Dodo Battle!
Hunting pairs of Dorados are infamous for zig-zagging to tangle the anglers…the fact that both fish made it to the cooler is a real testament to Captain William’s strength on the wheel and these anglers ability to keep cool under pressure.
Mr. Dickerson put the icing on the cake with a fantastic Rooster Fish release:
Great work by First Mate Alex on the safe release of this Rooster!