This week we welcomed Oscar, Carlos, Matteo, Tony, José, Danny, José R and Juan over from Spain for a week hunting giants on the Azuero Peninsula, Panama.
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This week we welcomed the return of Marc and Mattias from Switzerland seeking revenge on some Panamanian brutes and they did exactly that! A true monster! Well done Mattias, that's a hard one to beat for sure! Deserves more than one picture!A much wanted decent Roosterfish for Marc.Mattias with a second Cubera.This week we welcomed Olija, Xavier and Willem from Spain and also Mark, Peter and Drew from the US, some more favourable conditions honed the week for the clients. The Spanish set their tone nice and early from literally the first drop Olija hooking up with a quality broomtail grouper, the group then provided consistent fishing all week capitalising on as many opportunities as possible, that being said they lost their fair share of XL fish, first day Xavier lost a gigantic Cubera and on the last day they had multiple losses from big ones also finding weaknesses in the tackle! All in all they had some quality roosters, groupers, almaco jacks, sharks and a whole host of other Jacks (lots of crevalle) and snappers amidst other species throughout the week, they was impressed with the quantity of fish. Something you don’t see all too often, Olija was fighting a nice rooster of around 40lb, when all the sudden a huge Goliath grouper chased it boatside hoping for an easy meal, the rooster thankfully made a lightening fast run and managed to escape to be landed soon after, pretty cool to see though! The American group found their fishing to be slightly more patchy, but still finding some hives of activity which they managed to pluck some fish from connecting with a good variety of species, the roosters were on a weird one this week, visually seeing many throughout the week as they would chase and ambush a lure sometimes in great numbers however no matter what we tried rarely would one commit to a strike, maybe an abundance of baitfish is to blame and them not being too hungry for it! On top of that often the plentiful Jack Creval causing havoc when you are trying for the Rooster. Kieren joined the group for one of the days and had some quality Almaco Jacks and Snappers on the slow jigs along with a wicked double shot of a nice size Almaco and Yellowtail Snapper on the same jig! Even he couldn’t believe how fussy the Roosters where being on topwater this week! However at one point during the day we witnessed a true Leviathan of a Roosterfish repeatedly attack Drew big popper but failed to get a hook hold, a monsterous fish most likely of the 80lb+ calibre, it was an unreal sight, a fish of dreams! Lots of sharks attacking the poppers this week made for some explosive displays and screaming reels, a couple made it in the boat before cutting the line.Kieren had some fun on the slow jigs one morning.More highlights from this week: |
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January 2023
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