It was a blast. Exceeded expectations for sure! I wish you could have made it. We need to try and get our schedules to sync up and schedule another trip soon.

Yes sir. We had a blast. Captain Ricky certainly exceeded expectations. 2 for 3 on Wahoo, the third was cut off by another boat. Didn't include that in the video. 9 for 9 on blackfin, 1 for 1 on mahi and 0 for 1 on a sail. It spit the bait and 0 for 1 on what we think was a small marlin. All that reeling destroyed my arms...lol. Great day!

It was the end of December

Very nice. Good catches. I live in st Augustine and go off shore a lot. This Sunday we are taking the 26ft tiger cat out.

Very cool! I am Jealous. I will be working next weekend and my boat is in the shop. 😡 Good luck, catch-em up Tight lines 🤙 🎣

Hi, Curaco, is that Venezuela? I am not familiar with the preferred equipment and baits for that area. In my area, North Florida, natural baits such as ballyhoo using a conventional trolling speed, approximately 6 - 8 knots, or high-speed trolling at 15 - 18 knots pulling artificial lures is the go to for Wahoo. High-speed would not be an option with the boat you described. The conventional troll would work for Bonito as well. Snapper, on the other hand, are usually targeted bottom fishing with natural bait local to your waters. As far as a bottom machine goes, Lowrance, Simrad, Garmin, and Furuno are all quality equipment. Personal preference on options, local availability, and price on models available in your area would probably determine which one is right for you. Most expensive is not always better. I hope this helps some, Tight lines 🤙 🎣

MAKE IT EASY AND HELP ME WITH YOUR KNOWLEDGE Just name me the best fishfinder for deep and shallow water name me the brand and model in your opinion oi wil buy it room the US by internet. Your best wahoo lure

That was a 50 wide

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