I'm looking for fishing partners for a day december 15

[oxprouus]

I'm a fan of offshore fishing and hoping to catch some yellowfin and mahi mahi. I'm looking for anyone interested to share a day trip fun and cost.
I will be staying in SJ at that time.

 

[hello sunshinee. <3]

Zinstar,

I wish I could help but I saw this was your 1st post & just wanted to welcome you to the wonderful world of posting here. My fishing is limited to Tica Ticas, Nica Nicas & some yellowfin Colombianas (newbies). I bet you will find some company here.

Have a safe & fun Trip.

Zip

 

[paddy]

the wonderful world of posting here.

Yeah, post and then duck.....

 

[GeraPecy]

Yeah, post and then duck.....

Dwayne....you catching on.....that is funny! :



Zinstar
Are you fishing for Red snapper or Pink snapper?

 

[Mary Anne]

looking for fishing partners

Thanks for the promp reply, yes this is my first post, although I have spent considerable time reading this site and have made two visits to CR this year.

I suppose it was my error that "fishing" ended up in "massage parlors" section. Both are great activities, but for reasons you may imagine, I would keep the two subject in seperate catagories.

Certainly success offshore and the expence that comes with it are more challenging than "onshore fishing".

 

[Natie]

looking for fishing partners

Certainly success offshore and the expence that comes with it are more challenging than "onshore fishing".

It's all good !!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[g_pierce95]

Certainly success offshore and the expence that comes with it are more challenging than "onshore fishing"

I think downtown fishing is more like shooting fish in a barrel as long as you have money hanging out of your pocket. You are right more sport in fishing for fins than legs. :? :?

 

[Liepannopleaas]

Zippy,

thanks for your reply,
are there any other worthwhile suggestions for thing to do, other than the more obvious?

 

[maxine g]

Pink Snapper fishing

Wait a minute guys.............I take my sport seriously.........offshore fishing....let's see........assuming you are not the captain or mate of the vessel of choice...........you get on the boat, drink beer, catch a tan, have a snack and grab a pole when they say fish on! How many know what a ballywho is, or a pilcher or can rig a bait. Yes, for serious offshore fishemen it is a craft, all others just out on a field trip or guided tour! You may break a sweat, get your hands a little dirty or spill your beer.

Now, onshore fishing for Pink Snapper is a different kind of sport. It takes knowledge, patience and experience to land a trophy without just giving in to the Cien! Once hooked it is beautiful dance until you land your Pink Snapper and the ultimate onshore fisherman has perfected his technique of catch-n-release. To release undamaged trophys to be caught yet another day. Now this is a sport............for further detail, I would like to forward you to the Legend Don Gordo's web page for the art of onshore Pink Snapper fishing............excellent reading!

http://dongordo.com/

Whatever fishing you anglers are doing, keep your rod tip up, use the correct bait and remember to catch-n-release, unless you are going to eat your catch! :shock: :twisted:

 

[Justin Gill]

GG,

You are getting in way too deep into this Pink Snapper stuff. The problem you run into with the catch & release is these pink snapper get recaught & turn into VERY RED SNAPPERS that end up with larger openings but this does make it easier to take the hook out.

Zintar,

Just search the web there is a ton of stuff to do & it is all good for me anyway. :wink:

 

[Lawgirl]

if you can move that trip back a few days I may be down for that. I get in 12/17.