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https://www.redrooster3.comGood morning folks.
Yesterday was an all day affair slow one to three at a time. We made numerous moves around the Island and found that the best thing to do was sit a accept the fact that it is slow. 90 yellows for the day and a few Jack pot fish mixed in. All in all it was tough but we spent a lot of time at the rail and fished all day. Today we are offshore and once again finding spotty fishing with scattered jig strikes on tuna and dorado on kelps. We are getting fish they don't come fast.
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Good morning folks. We spent the day on the outside Island for similar results of what has been going on. We were hoping for some kind of change of biting fish but not the case. We got on one spot that looked good for a while but they slowly stopped biting and boiled all around the boat for no bite. Landing 16 tuna and 5 yellowtail did not make it worthy to stay. We are headed to Benitos and are hoping......
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Disembarking his 30 anglers at H&M Landing September 7, Red Rooster III skipper Andy Cates said he had a good short trip for mixed fish. The single jackpot winner proved to be two anglers when they tied at the scales. A home-schooled golfer of 11, Dawson Cox of Yuma got a 29.9-pound yellowfin tuna on a sardine and a size two Mutu hook. He used 30-pound line on a Penn 500 reel and a Penn Slammer six and a half-foot rod.......
