Golfito-Playa Zancudo Fishing Report

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December 11, 2014 at 2:04 pm #23661

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The 2014-15 offshore-inshore season has arrived, with good initial reports from visitors from around the globe.
Sailfish , blue & black marlin, dorado(mahi), and yellowfin tuna all showing in excellent numbers.
Weather is near perfect, with summer here once again. Seas are calm and the water is blue, blue and full of bait.
Capt. Johnny Guerra will be taking the hem of the “Lucky Strike” for me, and I will run the onshore necesseties. Capt. Johnny is a local captain ,with many years experience in these waters, and well versed in customer -care.
We look forward to hosting friends , both new and known, and , as always, will do our best to make your trip a memorable one. E-mail me at zancudobob@gmail.com, capnbob_2001@yahoo.com, or fishpanama@hotmail.com Cell ph. # 506-8423-4552 (code from USA 011-506……..)
Come join us for FUN and GREAT FISHINNG !! Capt. Bob Baker Zancudo Pacific Charters
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If money were no object, and assuming that your fishing plans involved only fishing in reasonably calm seas, which style of boat would you choose for your tournament fishing:

A. Big Girl – A sportfisher of 80’ or larger. Lots of room for lots of people.
B. Large and In Charge – A 65’-80’ sportfisher. Room enough for lots of people, yet fishable in any condition.
C. Midsize sportfish – A 48’-65’ sportfisher. This class of vessel is a tournament staple the world over – for good reason.
D. Nimble Sportfisher – Sportfisher under 48’. Classic designs, maneuverability and a cockpit that is near the action are trademarks of this class.
E. Big Center Consoles – Center consoles 32’ and larger are making waves on the tournament scene. These high speed, walk around, vessels open many possibilities.