THE BITE GOES ON…..THROUGH JAN 10th…..

Share:

Facebook
Twitter
Pinterest
LinkedIn

January the 4th we fished Hill Dishman alone on the fly, the bite had pushed quite a ways down to the west and we never really got on to them, though some boats did and got on to ’em pretty good we never quite found our ‘hole’. Still we raised 25 sails, had 13 tease in well, bite the fly and released 7, a couple of them got wrapped up and broke the tippet. Still a great day on the water fly fishing by any standards!!

Right at the boat….
January 5th we welcomed Hill’s good friends the Cone family down with Scott and son’s Cullen and Carson keen on getting into some bait and switch action. With the bite to the west going further offshore we ran to the east to find a new body of fish. By 0930 we found them on the edge about 28NM to the east and had a great day raising over 50 sails, plenty of multiples coming in though alot not biting, we did get 40 bites and released 24, a few ‘sancochos’ today though it’s all about learning and from here on in the averages just got better and better. 25NM to the west of us the fleet also got into a good bite with 40+ raises per boat, and even further some of the boats that chased the bite from the previous day caught up with them and did well. Good fishing everywhere on the 5th!! The bite slowed a little to the east though in 3 days 84 sails in the spread, 69 bites and 44 releases as well as a couple of nice mahi’s. Good fishing, good times and some good football results with the Cones and the Dishmans.
Check out some of the action at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f4SNN3c1114

Cullen with a big sail

Cullen with girlfriend Elizabeth Herndon and brother Carson.

January 8th and 9th we fished with the Schmitz brothers, Joe, John and Steve with their brother in-laws Doug Gossett and Brad. The bite was just 10NM from the breakwall and still very good fishing, in 2 days they raised 49 sails had 43 bites and released 34 sailfish, as well as 2 mahi’s for fish taco’s both days. We also raised a blue that crashed the bridge teaser though never bit the pitched mackerel….A great 2 days of fishing!!

Oldest brother Joe with another big girl..

And Steve with another nice one…

The fishing is still great out there, Guatemala as we know it, come down and experience some of the best billfishing in the world!!

On Key

Related Posts

November: Welcome to Sailfish Season in Guatemala

On October 10 Sailfish Oasis opens its 21st season fishing Guatemala aboard the Allure.  After the annual break we take each year, the lodge is refreshed, our team is rested and renewed, our cupboards and bars are stocked, and we launch into sailfish season.

Fishing with Kids- Why Guatemala, Why Sailfish Oasis

What’s better than fishing with your kids? Maybe nothing. With all due respect for catching bass or snapper, putting your kids on sailfish and dorado is even better. Guatemala generally—and our operation at Sailfish Oasis particularly—is ideally suited to fishing with young anglers. What

A Culinary Showcase of Guatemala

When it comes to creating incredible culinary experiences, Guatemala offers quite a few advantages. At Sailfish Oasis, our dedicated, professional culinary team takes full advantage of all of them to create a dining experience that pairs perfectly with all of the sailfish and blue

Summertime: Blue Marlin Season in Guatemala

Calm Seas, Blue Marlin, Sailfish, Tuna, and Dorado. Yes, this description sounds a lot like what you might hope for in the afterlife. It’s also about how we’d describe June through August in Guatemala. Summertime in Guatemala means blue marlin season. It’s a good

Your Guatemala Fishing Expert, Straight to Your Inbox

World’s best billfishing experience. 5 packs of sailfish, boutique accommodation, an incredible culinary experience. All things Sailfish Oasis, straight to your inbox.

Sign up for our newsletter….


By submitting this form, you are consenting to receive marketing emails from: . You can revoke your consent to receive emails at any time by using the SafeUnsubscribe® link, found at the bottom of every email. Emails are serviced by Constant Contact