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Yellowtail schools move in...to San Carlos Mexico
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12-02-2008, 05:43 PM
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fishtaco is
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Yellowtail schools move in...to San Carlos Mexico
Along with the yellowtail, rebel gringos from Arizona and California
descend to paradise to hunt the "jurel de castilla" when everything around here is cold, and bottomfishing is the only choice, move south to San carlos the road is safe, and is a paid road Permissions are not needed driving up to san carlos Or flying to Hermosillo and taking a buss or taxy is a 1 hour away or contacting Fernando (PQ almada) to pick you up from the airport,. San Carlos Mexico Sport Fishing by Catch 22 Sportfishing Adventures Movie .. get your popcorn knife jigs for vertical jiggin or freestyle are a plus, braided line short lider I will be there from Dic 20 to Jan 4 contact me at mastermix@sbcglobal.net or call fernando his phone is listed on tha catch 22 website I'll see you there
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12-02-2008, 10:25 PM
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Count me in Wahoo !!
I PM'ed Eddie last week about going YT hunting in San Carlos, he told me to cool my jets its was not time yet. Then he goes and posts that get your blood pumping video clip about San Carlos and now he's going there for 15 days at the end of the month. I think I will go eat some glass. If anyone wants to go to San Carlos soon after Xmas I am game to do it. For sure. Walt |
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12-03-2008, 07:41 AM
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fishtaco is
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the 26 th? or 27 Th?
I can have someone pick you guys up at he Hermosillo airport the hotel Hotel Marinaterra - At the San Carlos Desert Bay
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Yellowtail at fisherman´s paradise (Melvin's on training)
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12-27-2008, 01:06 PM
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Yellowtail at fisherman´s paradise (Melvin's on training)
San Carlos is truly a fisherman´s paradise,
most residents own a yate or at least a panga with all the goodies, It is the place we dream that our retirement will be. Rich people indeed, with a boat and retired and in the middle of a year round fishery paradise ..wow My nephew Melvin is a kid that loves fishing, he wants to learn and I promised him a yellowtail, or two So we went with Gerardo, the captain chased by the killer whale, (see marlin´s magazine) Gerardo took us on a 1/2 day yellowtail venture, we started using his rapalas but no love trolling because the "jurel" was deep, like 30-40 ft deep there is no kelp and stuff you see at the moo moo boats so we had a challenge... and, no fish finder So I rigged the small aa tadys for melvin, and he inmediately hooked 2 little yellows and he was happy, and released the forkies to figth another day after that we saw birds on the move, all at once circling the sign yellowtail is about to boil, pushing the sardinas up So I tossed the old reliable tady 45 in mint ( CA style) let it drop and reel it the fast I could on my old Newell 332, on a Avet rod (yes avet rods exist dodo) and the best line for this purpose, P-LINE 30 in smoke blue  the reeling stoped...tug-tug and run a medium size yellow fought like it was on a monster drink went under the boat, and around, it was fun till I bounced that baby and toosed the tady again tug tug.. and another run same size, this time Melvin gafted the jurel then he tossed the iron for no love and a bird nest completing his trainning on yellowtail I'll post pictures when I get a place that they can put them from my camera to a cd, or till I get home, after new year´s
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