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Saturday, August 26, 2017

Puerto Vallarta fishing review Tuna, Marlin, and Dorado

Classic Puerto Vallarta fishing review Tuna, Marlin, and Dorado

Fishing Report by Larry Haynes
We just returned from our annual trip to Puerto Vallarta, and fished with Captain Steve with outstanding results. This year's trip was no different than the past, when it comes to the phenomenal expertise of the captain , the boat itself, and the brand new, custom built, Calstar Rods, and Tiburon SST reels - IT JUST DOESN'T GET ANY BETTER!!! Captain Steve put us on fish, even though the weather conditions weren't favorable to catching fish - we caught fish when so many others came back empty handed. We caught a number of YellowFin Tunas and a hand full of bull Dorados during our fishing adventure. One of the Yellowfin Tuna's was my wife's personal best of about 65 lbs. We also had a shot at catching a very large Black Marlin. It looked to be about 600 lbs. Unfortunately, it missed the hook and wrapped the leader around it's bill. Guess you can figure out who won that battle. Though we missed that big fish, I still felt good because I know how few boats can raise a fish like that and I know that we were the only boat that raised a Marlin of that caliber in some time. We will get him next time! Our fishing experience with Capt Steve has been so outstanding, that we are already looking at next year's dates. read more reviews

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Saturday, June 4, 2016

Yellowfin Tuna Kite fishing with PV Sportfishing

Yellowfin Tuna offshore kite fishing in Puerto Vallarta Mexico with PV Sportfishing.
epic 2.5 Tuna fishing Charter 120 miles offshore Puerto Vallarta. We caught 7 Yellowfin Tuna in total all in the 100-250 lb range. We left the Marina Vallarta around 7pm on the 1st and Made it out past the 3rd island by about 5am on the 2nd. The 1st morning was slow all We caught was 1 striped Marlin until about 4pm When we finally had our first Yellowfin Tuna bite of the day. About 5 minutes after we had the first tuna in the boat We had a double hook up and all the sudden We had 3 in boat. All 3 of the Tuna took live bait off the kite. After We took a couple of fish photos it was dark and we called it a day. There was alot of squid around so we caught dozen in the night to try Our luck with live squid bait the next day. The next morning was perfect conditions the water temps were between 79-81 degrees and crystal clear but again We had a slow morning We had 2 kites going with live bait and We were also drifting with a couple of rods with live squid well the squid did not do the trick this time but We had more Tuna hit the kite again all on live goggle eye bait. I got lucky and caught 1 Tuna on film taking the bait off the kite also took some great under water video see original report