Just returned from our annual friend group fishing trip and I think this might have been the best one over the last decade. We spent a week in the east cape, fishing with guides a few days and also doing quite a bit of beach fishing on our own.
Pictures should tell most of the story, but fishing was outstanding, with 20 or so roosters per boat per day (about four hours), some dorado thrown in, jacks, lady fish, trevally and a few other species caught.
Beach fishing at first light was incredible for jacks and roosters, with most morning sessions lasting about an hour and a half and an average of five fish to hand per session. The place we stayed was amazing as well with cars, bikes, snorkeling, kiting equipment, snorkeling and a bunch of other fun toys included. The birding and snorkeling in the afternoon where truly exceptional.
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Pictures should tell most of the story, but fishing was outstanding, with 20 or so roosters per boat per day (about four hours), some dorado thrown in, jacks, lady fish, trevally and a few other species caught.
Beach fishing at first light was incredible for jacks and roosters, with most morning sessions lasting about an hour and a half and an average of five fish to hand per session. The place we stayed was amazing as well with cars, bikes, snorkeling, kiting equipment, snorkeling and a bunch of other fun toys included. The birding and snorkeling in the afternoon where truly exceptional.
