Puerto Vallarta fishing Report November 2013

Puerto Vallarta fishing Report November 2013 

Captain Steve Torres picked us up at the Paradise Village Dock  and what a boat! The 35ft. Cabo was even better 
that I had expected. The crew had a full lineup of Calstars and Tiburons as well as every tool, lure, and accessory 
you could possibly think of. The head was super clean with a nice shower and the A/C was awesome! We headed 
out at about 10 knots to the outer banks. In the morning we had arrived and picked up a nice wahoo and dorado 
right off the bat. Within a half hour we say what looked like dolphins in the distance. As we approached it became 
clear that they were tuna..Big Tuna. We saw 100 to 200lber's jumping completely out of the water and putting on a 
show that would impress even the most seasoned angler. We were able to pick up two both in the 150 class. My 
fish was extra mean and kicked my ass on 80lb and a HX raptor. Around 2 hours later I finally had the fish..He had 
teased me by staying around 15 feet down, just out of gaff range for the last 15 minutes. We were unfortunately not 
able to find the school again after the long fight but we did find some other schools that just didn't want to play. It 
appeared that they were feeding on very small bait that was everywhere. We made squid that night and fished hard 
the second day. Day two was much slower but Steve Torres managed to put us on a double Blue Marlin hookup! 
Both fish fought hard and came up dead. I couldn't believe how much fight was in these marlin..I am used to 
strippers but the bigger blues can put the hurts on you. see more info at www.puertovallartafish.com

Puerto Vallarta Sportfishing Marlin fishing with www.puertovallartafish.com

Puerto Vallarta Sportfishing Marlin fishing with www.puertovallartafish.com

Puerto Vallarta fishing report October 2013

Puerto Vallarta fishing report October 2013Just like any other October the Puerto Vallarta fishing has been red hot unless You are looking for Tuna then it has been a bit of an off season but I'm sure they will biting again soon everything else is out there in big numbers Blue and Black Marlin, Sailfish, Dorado/ Mahi mahi, and Wahoo. The Marlin have been biting at El Banco and La Corbetena and Dorado are biting inshore and offshore. Inshore the average size Dorado has been between 5-15 lbs offshore between 15-50 lbs. The Marlins have been averaging 200-500 lbs and the Sailfish 60-110 lbs We have been catching every day mostly with live bait goggle eye and bigger skip jacks offshore.http://www.puertovallartafish.com/puertovallatafishingreportoctober2013.html

Puerto Vallarta fishing Marlin Tournament 1st Place 2013

1st place Marlin with video  www.puertovallartafish.com

Puerto Vallarta Marlin fishing

Puerto Vallarta Marlin fishing

Puerto Vallarta Marlin fishing, every big anglers dream is to encounter and catch a huge Black Marlin  and the Puerto Vallarta fishing ground is a summer home for these beasts the average Black Marlin size in  PuertoVallarta fishing waters is 200-500 lbs, the biggest Marlin I've seen was the Blue on our home page 1155 lbs. The Tournament Record was broken by our Captain, Steve Torres in 2007  July's Tuna and Marlin Tournament held in La Cruz Marina in Nayarit the new record for banderas bay was  set 322 kilos 708 lbs. Check our latest 1st place Marlin video's Big Marlins love warm water between 80-87 degrees in the middle of the ocean this is what makes Puerto Vallarta such a great feeding ground there are 2 hot spots for Marlin 36 miles from the Marina Vallarta a rock named Corbetena, and 50 miles offshore is the Bank these are the 2 places where all the bigger Puerto Vallarta Sportfish are caught.  The Bank or El Banco is basically huge under water island where the seas can go from 1,000 to 200 ft in seconds. PV Sportfishing encourages and supports catch and release with all Billfish We do fish Marlin tournaments that you can see from all the Marlin photos but on regular day's other then Marlin tournaments captain Steve catches and releases 90% of the Billfish. Puerto Vallarta fishing is blessed as 1 of the best Marlin fishing grounds in the world and We want to keep it that way. We fish for Marlin with live bait Bonita's Skip Jacks, other types of tuna and BB lures, trolling with 6 lines and 2 to 4 teasers.Tiburon Reels equipped with Diamond line, Flouro Carbon leader, and Mustad hooks. see more info at www.puertovallartafish.com

All About Puerto Vallarta fishing

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All about Fishing in Puerto VallartaThis Tropical paradise We call home is also home 
to some of the largest game fish in the 
world. Marlin, Yellowfin Tuna, and Sailfish are just some of the most popular fish you will find 
while fishing in Puerto Vallarta. to catch large game fish over 100 lbs you need to pick a 
offshore fishing charter 8-12 hours and travel 22 miles to el morro, 36 miles to La Corbetena 
or 50 miles to El Banco check out Puerto Vallarta fishing map to see the fishing grounds.  
inside Puerto Vallarta's Banderas bay You can also fish for smaller species like Jack Crevalle, 
Spanish Mackeral, Bonitos, Roosterfish, and smaller Tuna depending on the fishing season. 
All of our Puerto Vallarta fishing charters are tournament equipped for inshore and offshore 
fishing tackle. When your fishing in Puerto Vallarta for Marlin you will need a 10-12 hour day 
offshore to Corbetena or el banco Team Ana Maria caught a 576 lb Blue Marlin at El banco 
taking home 1st place Marlin prize at the 7th international Marlin and Tuna Tournament held 
at Paradise village in Nuevo Vallarta. Other popular Puerto Vallarta fish species include 
Wahoo, Dorado/ Mahi mahi, and Striped Marlin. Wahoo is one of the hardest fish to catch 
they are one of the fastest fish in the world with razor sharp teeth you need to troll at high 
speeds if you want to catch a Wahoo.  Striped Marlin unlike Blue and black Marlin prefer 
colder waters you can find striped Marlin fishing in Puerto Vallarta February- May check out 
out our Puerto Vallarta fish calendar or our Puerto Vallarta fishing reports to see what will be 
biting on your vacation to Puerto Vallarta. Dorado or Mahi mahi you can normally find all your 
around but are much more quantity inshore and offshore in the warmer seasons.

Puerto Vallarta Dorado fishing

Puerto Vallarta fishing Dorado You can catch Dorado all year in around in Puerto Vallarta but are most plentiful in the hotter months of the year. You can fish for Dorado with live bait, lures, or jigs trolling and casting. In Summer months you can normally find smaller Dorado inside Bandera's bay but as the weather cools down you need to get outside the bay either to El Morro, la Corbetena or el banco wherever the hotter bite is. If you want to catch bigger Dorado over 20 lbs you typically always need to go offshore to La Corbetena or el Banco. Puerto Vallarta Dorado average size offshore is 20-50 lbs inshore 5-15 lbs. Check out our Puerto Vallarta fishing reports to see where the Dorado will be biting on your fishing trip to Puerto Vallarta Mexico

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58 ft International Marlin and Sailfish Tournament November-13-13 Puerto Vallarta Mexico

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58th international Marlin and Sailfish Tournament held in the Marina Vallarta in Puerto Vallarta Mexico this November 
13,14,15, and 16th Check out 1st place Marlin video with captain Steve Torres 2011. 

Puerto Vallarta fishing

Puerto Vallarta fishing with PV Sportfishing Charters.  Puerto Vallarta fishing is well known for its big game fish like  Yellowfin Tuna, Black and Blue Marlin, Dorado and Sailfish.   But you can also catch many other fish species fishing  inside and outside Puerto Vallarta's Banderas bay a  Favorite for anglers and fun for everyone is Roosterfish, or  Jack Crevalle. You can also bottom fish for Red snapper  and Grouper along with other small species like bonitas and  Spanish Mackeral.   If you would like to catch big game fish  then You go offshore, for Marlin and Yellowfin Tuna you  need 10 hour to an overnight charter for Sailfish and  Dorado 8-10 hour days. On our Puerto Vallarta fishing Charters We go 22 miles offshore on a 8 hour day the fishing spot is called El morro on a 10 hour fishing charter  you go 36 miles offshore to La Corbetena and a 12 hour  day you go 50 miles offshore to EL banco longer days 14  hour and overnight trips your fishing charter will go 60-120  miles offshore depending on time  and where the best bite  is.  So if you are a serious angler looking to brake world  records get ready for an offshore day at least 36 miles  offshore from the Puerto Vallarta Marina.  Puerto Vallarta  fly fishing has been growing more in popularity every year the  most the most asked about Puerto Vallarta fish on the fly is  Roosterfish which can be caught on a 6-8 hour day normally  off the north point of Banderas bay between December and  May. If  Youe hunting Blue or Back Marlin best time of the  year is July-November, Yellowfin Tuna can be caught all  year around fishing in Puerto Vallarta but some normally the  colder months you need to go 70-120 miles offshore Sailfish  can also be caught all year around you can see more info  on PV fishing seasons on our Puerto Vallarta fishing calendar or check out our recently updated Puerto Vallarta fishing reports  We have 2 International Puerto Vallarta  fishing tournaments each year for Marlin, Sailfish, Tuna, and  Dorado Held in August and November at the most recent  tournament August 2013 Team Ana Maria won 1st place  Marlin with a 576 lb Blue Marlin See full report here Team Ana Maria win 1st Place Marlin.

1st place in Marlin and Tuna Tournament In Puerto Vallarta Mexico August 2013

 1st place Marlin at the 7th international Marlin and Tuna

 tournament in Puerto Vallarta Mexico August 2013We had a great time this last weekend even though no one caught any Tuna or Dorado

I think every boat caught a Marlin at El Banco.Day 1 We departed from paradise village 

at 7am and reached the bank a little after 9am. The team caught live bait and We started

trolling the fishing was very slow for us all day just a small Sailfish nibble in the morning 

but then a little after 3pm We had our first Marlin strike then another and just like that We

had a double hook up.  But since it was already after 3 pm and We needed to be back at

the dock by 6 pm We did not have time to tangle with both so Freddy let his go and the crew

started Reeling in his big  Blue 1 hour 10 minutes later the Blue Marlin was on the boat and 

We were racing back  hoping to make the 50 + mile ride back before 6pm Well captain Steve 

did it again and We were back at the dock with 3 minutes to spare. The Marlin weighed in at 

578 lbs taking 1st place at this years Annual Marlin and Tuna Tournament.

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Puerto Vallarta fishing report 300 + cow Yellowfin Tuna

Puerto Vallarta fishing report Cow Yellowfin Tuna over 300 lbs!

The Summer is officially here the weather has been heating up and so has La Corbetena and el Banco with those big game fish Puerto Vallarta is Known for captain Steve Torres boated the first Blue Marlin of the season aboard the Ana Maria at El Banco and Captain Cesar Perez landed a Monster 300+ LB Yellowfin Tuna at Corbetena both fishing spots have also been red hot with Sailfish and Dorado Corbetena has also been producing some big red Snappers. The Cow Yellowfin Tuna have been biting live bait Skip jacks and live goggle eye the blue Marlin bit a live skip Jack. The Sailfish have been biting a variety of bait dead live and also lures slow trolling. Inside banderas bay we have been catching smaller Dorado/ Mahi Mahi. Smaller tuna, Jack Crevalle, also on the south side of the bay has been a few Sailfish on lucky days. for more Puerto Vallarta fishing info see puertovallartafish.com

Puerto Vallarta fishing

Puerto Vallarta fishing report 2013, Dorado, Sailfish, Yellowfin tuna, Grouper, and more. The inshore and offshore bite has picked up this last week We even caught a few Yellowfin tuna, and Sailfish inshore on the south side of the bay which does not happen very often. The most consistent bite inshore has been Bonitos and Jack Crevalle. La Corbetena is producing a mixed batch of game fish Big Dorado, Grouper and Sailfish. The big Yellowfin Tuna are still biting 80-110 miles offshore and been biting live goggle eyes and skip jack baits drifting and trolling slow speeds. The Dorado have been biting inshore and offshore.

www.puertovallartafish.com Puerto Vallarta fishing report June/02/2013 We are right in between fishing seasons here in Puerto Vallarta. Winter fish like Striped Marlin and

Roosterfish are still biting along with Sailfish, Dorado and Yellowfin Tuna. Normally We will catch the first big Black and Blue Marlin in June as well so look out for some big Marlin reports coming soon. Inshore fishing there has been alot of smaller action Jack Crevalle, Bonitos and other smaller species. Sailfish have been biting Live bait off the point of Punta de mita and further down the north shore around the point We have also been catching smaller Dorado and Roosterfish. The Striped Marlin have been biting about 10 miles past the Bank and Cow Yellowfin Tuna are still biting but seem to be getting even further offshore your looking at 90-110 mile run for these cow's. So if you want to catch Yellowfin Tuna right now a overnight charter is necessary this time of the year. Puerto Vallarta fishing Report April/24/13 This last week the weather has been heating up and so has the water temps inside and outside of Banderas bay.The Largest fish in

PV right now is Yellowfin Tuna 150-250 lbs and there boiling but over 80 miles offshore so you need a overnight trip to catch these monsters but if your dream is to catch a big Yellowfin Tuna it is definitely worth the time. Down the north coast by San pancho there has been alot of mahi biting averaging 15-40 lbs the bank has been producing Sailfish and Striped Marlin. Inside the bay We have been catching Jack Crevalle, bonito's and smaller Pargo for more info please contact us.