Cabo bound
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BCROB
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March 14- 21 2020 for us.....
wildmanyeah
Crew Member
Is that one of the turneys that has a huge prize pool?
Island Fish Lifter
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I'm going there as well in February. I fish off the beach every day while the wife goes to the pool. I'll be planning to chase around some marlin again this year. Hope to find a good boat this time as last year I cheaped out, this year plan to spend a bit more for quality.
BearCove
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There is money to be won for sure, it's not like the Bisbees by any means. I believe this year there is about a million in prize money to be won. How much you can win depends on the daily jackpots you enter, any where from $500 a day to $5000 a day. The more put in the more you can potentially win.
Its only a two day tourney, its a lot of fun and I love hunting big YFT, one of my favourites.
BCROB
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Good luck !
Looks like Tag Cabo are getting some nice fish right now. saw a yellow fin they got the other posted on Instagram that was 214lbs!
BearCove
Crew Member
Some beauty YF being caught down there now, tis the season for those big ones. After hurricane season when the water temps start to become more stable is when the fishing gets good. October and November have always been my favourite times to fish down there, most all species of fish in the area.
Good luck
BCROB
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What do you bring for shore gear ?
I’m about 100 steps to the water where we stay.....
Island Fish Lifter
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Bait with a weight on bottom by the rock piles, or top water fishing with a Cabo killer or similar. Spoons work too. Just get out there, you’ll figure it out
Aces
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Fishing is great in December. Get your fish processed at Gricelda’s and bring it home with you
trophywife
Crew Member
I take my clothes down in a cooler , then distribute my stuff with the family and bring home fish in said cooler.no extra baggage.
Aces
Well-Known Member
Those Coleman 5 day coolers with the handle and wheels hold 40 lbs of frozen processed fillets. Perfect!
silver surfer
New Member
Latest report from the Gringo Gazette: https://www.gringogazette.com/?q=content/fish-report-95#sthash.Q3VVzmGl.IsCFDgoP.dpbs
BearCove
Crew Member
You should have no problem catching fish in December, water will still be nice and warm and should be many species still in the area. Your biggest dilemma is going to be,
What to fish for?
Transporting fish home is very simple, as mentioned above, use Gricelda. Used her for the first time this year as I was flying home not driving, amazing job, all my fish was in great shape and is all still sealed, they also deliver to your hotel before you leave. You can bring your own coolers or they will supply for you.
What to fish for?
Transporting fish home is very simple, as mentioned above, use Gricelda. Used her for the first time this year as I was flying home not driving, amazing job, all my fish was in great shape and is all still sealed, they also deliver to your hotel before you leave. You can bring your own coolers or they will supply for you.
Scorpiofisher
Member
How'd the trip go? Been thinking about doing this trip for a while but would love to hear some first hand reviews!!
