shari
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Big Fish Day Today in Asuncion
I know, I know, you are all tired of the fishing reports from here...but this was a really really good day and the guysn and girls are so
happy...specially the girls from Mulege...one of whom brought in 2 big tuna on one lure!!! the Mulege gang limited out fast and furious on nice tuna
which they are having for dinner.
My inspiration this week is 84 year young Charlie Silvert who landed a beautiful big dorado on his first drop of the purple cedar plug...he was real
happy too as were his buddies with more tuna. Chuck sure has some outrageous early baja stories!!!
But the biggest fish of the day was about a 47 lb. yellowtail caught by Dennis from Mamouth Mountain who caught it just paddling around on his kayak
in front of Campo Sirena trolling a mackeral rappala on 30 lb test!!! He was so stoked and told a great fish tale about a nantucket sleighride type
experience and being dragged around in circles by the monster till he got tired.
It was a great day on the water today for everyone.
And today I think Dennis may have come to visit our bay in his skiff....sorry D I was too busy for c-cktails amigo...next time
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stimbo
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tuna boys
Yeah Dennis! You da man! I can't wait to hear to hear your stories when you get home. Thanks Shari for posting the fishing report. They don't get old
when they're good.
[Edited on 11-8-2009 by stimbo]
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mulegemichael
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..and i have NEVER..and i mean NEVER seen yellowfin fishing like this.....we would put the lures out and before we could get them in the rod holders
we would have a fish on...both of us!...double after double after double...we finally just tired out!....juan is SUCH a wonderful capitan; he works
sooooo hard...and his deckhand, juan carlos is all smiles, all the time...we love this place soooooo much...our wonderful hosts, shari and juan, our
incredible cook/housekeeper lisbet, (she went the extra mile), and juanitas restaurante that served us the most delectible sopes that i've ever had in
all my years in mexico...oh my, you guys..oh my!
dyslexia is never having to say you\'re yrros.
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DianaT
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| Quote: | Originally posted by mulegemichael
..and i have NEVER..and i mean NEVER seen yellowfin fishing like this.....we would put the lures out and before we could get them in the rod holders
we would have a fish on...both of us!...double after double after double...we finally just tired out!....juan is SUCH a wonderful capitan; he works
sooooo hard...and his deckhand, juan carlos is all smiles, all the time...we love this place soooooo much...our wonderful hosts, shari and juan, our
incredible cook/housekeeper lisbet, (she went the extra mile), and juanitas restaurante that served us the most delectible sopes that i've ever had in
all my years in mexico...oh my, you guys..oh my! |
Well, since we are missing being there, we sure are happy you are enjoying our neck of the woods---or at least it sounds that way. 
While you are there, do also try the restaurant Tres Hermanos---Gloria's place---you can walk to it from where you are---the green house. If you
want, she will cook your fish for you!
And if you are possibly interested in that house on the other thread, we hope you found Armando.
[Edited on 11-8-2009 by DianaT]
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Pompano
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| Quote: | Originally posted by mulegemichael
..and i have NEVER..and i mean NEVER seen yellowfin fishing like this.....! |
Good Job Mike y Roz! We also wanted to go.. bad, but could not get away that quick. Thinking now we will take the motorhome over sometime after Nov
19th. Maybe spend Thanksgiving camped there..got a huge turkey just in case the tuna moved!
I need fish. Will probably buy a place over there. Look around for a good view of the ocean, close proximity to a bar, plus a launching, casting,
snoozing beach.
I bet Roz is grinning from ear to ear...like you. Kudos, amigo, and to all you lucky fishermen at Asuncion.
I do what the voices in my tackle box tell me.
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woody with a view
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we're glad you guys were able to find the fatties we left for another day!
great times!
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k-rico
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Three cheers for Charlie, the 84 year old Dorado man!!!!
Wow.
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Bwana_John
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But the biggest fish of the day was about a 47 lb. yellowtail caught by Dennis from Mamouth
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Is that Dennis O. from Swall Meadows?
I haven't seen Dennis or Jeanie for 10 years.
[Edited on 11-8-2009 by Bwana_John]
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stimbo
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Bwana_John
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But the biggest fish of the day was about a 47 lb. yellowtail caught by Dennis from Mamouth
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Is that Dennis O. from Swall Meadows?
I haven't seen Dennis or Jeanie for 10 years. |
You are correct!
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Bwana_John
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Stimbo,
Did I buy a white fiberglass shell for a F-250 pick-up from you in about 1995 in Sunny Slopes?
John - MMSA 1980-1999, Nite Crew
PS- just sold that truck and shell.
[Edited on 11-8-2009 by Bwana_John]
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stimbo
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Bwana_John
Stimbo,
Did I buy a white fiberglass shell for a F-250 pick-up from you in about 1995 in Sunny Slopes?
John
PS- just sold that truck and shell. |
Naw, wasn't me. I had a Toyota back then. Now I've got an F-250 AND a Tundra.
Wishin' I too was hooking into some large tuna, dorado... instead I may scout some of the local lakes for ice skating.
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pascuale
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| Quote: | Originally posted by mulegemichael
..and i have NEVER..and i mean NEVER seen yellowfin fishing like this.....we would put the lures out and before we could get them in the rod holders
we would have a fish on...both of us!...double after double after double...we finally just tired out!....juan is SUCH a wonderful capitan; he works
sooooo hard...and his deckhand, juan carlos is all smiles, all the time...we love this place soooooo much...our wonderful hosts, shari and juan, our
incredible cook/housekeeper lisbet, (she went the extra mile), and juanitas restaurante that served us the most delectible sopes that i've ever had in
all my years in mexico...oh my, you guys..oh my! |
Ahhhh....I cant wait for next October when we come! It sounds like a fishermans dream come true. Im so Excited, what will I do till then?
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Tiomiguel
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Fishing looks great for sure. I think your yachty friend may be:
Pelorus
Length: 377 feet 3 inches
Roman Abramovich
"Pelorus" is technically Abramovich's biggest yacht until he takes possession of "Eclipse." It has two helipads, a movie theater, steam room and
indoor pool. It was built by Lürssen in 2003 and is reported to have cost about $120 million.
A Russian oil billionaire. Be nice to them.
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Bajagypsy
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Tiomiguel, when are you arriving at your home in Asuncion? Hope to see you this Christmas!
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pascuale
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Tiomiguel
Fishing looks great for sure. I think your yachty friend may be:
Pelorus
Length: 377 feet 3 inches
Roman Abramovich
"Pelorus" is technically Abramovich's biggest yacht until he takes possession of "Eclipse." It has two helipads, a movie theater, steam room and
indoor pool. It was built by Lürssen in 2003 and is reported to have cost about $120 million.
A Russian oil billionaire. Be nice to them. |
I would say that Yacht is only 200 feet long.
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GC
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Just got back to Punta Banda from Asuncion and one of our best fishing trips in Baja. The fishing was great--we left the Tuna still biting both days
we fished and then enjoyed catch and release Calicos. Juan and Juan Carlos were a delight to fish with and had an intimate knowledge of the area.
Dennis' Yellowtail look bigger in person and I wished my 50LB digital scale would have been more reliable. It read an H and 3. something when we
tried to weigh the fish--could that have meant we exceeded the 50 LBS by three? It was 49.5 inches long and Dennis was one happy fisherman.
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pascuale
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Nice fish anyhow!
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