Fellow Anglers,
As with any world class destination there will always be nay-sayers and haters talking crap and doubting our numbers. One of the things we take pride in our reports since 2001 is that we try to put to the best of our knowledge the good, the bad and the ugly. Yes, fishing as good as it can be does have its slow days in the Galapagos.
We have had a fantastic run since April 2018 with incredible marlin and tuna numbers. This last week we had Rick Riggle and Steven Hurt fishing with Captain Mike Crosier.
Galapagos Islands:
San Cristobal Island
Jan 30, 2019– Rick Riggle and Steven Hurt fish and afternoon of bottom fishing for food fish. They caught reef fish, wraths, a tuna and other delicious colorful fish which were prepared by Captain Gus at Rosita’s Bar. It was a fun afternoon of jigging in 100 o 300 feet of water.
Jan 31, 2019– Riggle and Hurt onboard Mantaraya raised and lost a striped marlin and a blue marlin fishing 0-30 Bank. Action was slow with only 2 marlin raised.
Feb 1, 2019– Riggle and Hurt onboard Mantaraya raised 2 striped marlin and got one bite and got Palm Beach type release from a blue marlin very close to the boat that spit the hook next to the boat.
Last minute Galapagos dates available on a first come first serve basis:
February 2019– Sold out!
March 2019– March 1-4 and 18 to 21
April 2019– April 1 and 2
Folks make sure to contact us today if you want to fish the incredible waters of the Galapagos Islands!
