Then end of April has been up and down. Once again, what started as a rather slow week for some Germans guests ended up real good when some big roosters and some good cuberas started to show. The Tuna Coast of Panama sees a lot of influences from various currents, sea temperature and weather changes, so the fishing is ever-changing and a slow day can always be followed by an excellent one (or vice-versa, unfortunately !).
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The very end of the month was less spectacular, and we experienced one (if not the) most difficult week of the season. Even when it is very tough, there is always some moments of activity with jacks, amberjacks or smaller fish, and there might be a few nice fish every now and then. The highlights was 2 big cuberas (caught almost one after the other by the same angler) and 2 nice roosters, and a hammerhead shark. We are also seeing more and more tuna and dorados as the wet season settle, and there has been a few big wahoo biting the poppers and stickbait, which were all lost. We are looking forward to have one to the boat as the average size on these wahoos is huge, maybe 60 pounds.
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