Testimonial...Ron and Mary Smart...

I just could not wait to send you these pictures so I downloaded them from our hotel room here in CABO. Monday 11-10-08 was our anniversary and we caught 6 Marlin's with out friends Rod and Kathy Applegate. It was the first time either of them had ever gone bill fishing or even off shore fishing. They had a blast. Ronny and I went out again today and caught 4 Dorado, 2 Marlins's and I caught a Wahoo. The fishing was just awesome. This is my 3rd trip fishing with the Pisces Fleet and it's been great each time. I am enclosing some pictures that maybe you could put on your web-site.

Thanks again,

Ron and Mary Helen Smart and
Rod and Kathy Applegate

Mal and Tony, from New Zealand share their story...

Wow! What can we say! Two fisherman traveling from New Zealand desperate to hook up their first Marlin, having tried in many different countries with little success. Our date with destiny was Monday 20th October 2008. On board The Valerie, Roberto the Captain showed us his expertise in finding the right spot. The sea was boiling with Marlin. Two lines were cast out and we got a double hit. At last a chance to catch my first ever marlin only for another boat to run over my line and snap the marlin off. Such disappointment! I thought that was my only chance. But no, Roberto seeing the despair on my face found again another spot. Again a double hit, this time we brought home the two striped marlin! whoopee! what a fantastic feeling! But that was not the end! Again another double hit, then another! A hard fight with one that was desperate to get away. Eventually landing 9 striped marlin and 1 tuna, plus 2 marlin that snapped off between the two of us. Our dreams had most definitely been realized, Roberto we can't thank you and your crew enough for working extremely hard to find us our fish. Your eyes were always scanning the area looking for the ideal place to place the lines. You were quick thinking and got the lines out very quickly enabling many hook-ups. We have now fulfilled our dreams of catching our first marlin. Now of course we will now endeavor to catch our first blue.

On our next trip to Cabo we hope to hook up with you again.

Thanks for a great trip

Mal Tipton and Tony Marshall

Bisbees Black & Blue Tournament Results

October 24th, the last day of fishing of the 2008 Bisbees Black & Blue Tournament, not too many marlin, actually only 3 were brought in to the weighting station.
Here are the results.

Top Marlin

Bad Market - 457.0 lb. blue marlin - $660,475.00


Hang 'Em High - 313.0 lb. blue marlin - $2,234,035.00

Top Release Teams
Scott Free - 900 points - $52,942.50
Lucky Hooker - 600 points (on time) - 18,326.25
Sea Jewel - 600 points (on time) - $10,181.25

Sperry Top-Sider Early Bird Division
Day 1: Marlin Master I released a sailfish at 9:38am
Day 2: Angel and the Badman II released a striped marlin at 9:22am
Day 3: Reel Gold released a blue marlin at 9:43am

International Angling Club Championship
Russia One and Only Fishing Aboard Tony’s Machine - 300 points (on time)

This is our good friend Alan Stirling, this is what he does when he can’t be in Cabo catching marlin…….it’s a big fish for Scotland.

Hi there guys,just thought I'd send a picture of my latest good fish,a 23 lb 2 oz pike,caught from a loch ( lake ) 35 minutes from where i live.I can't wait to get back out to Cabo,won't be next year,but probably the year after.Hope everyone's fine.

Alan Stirling.

Los Cabos Billfish Tournament results

Friday the 17th was the last fishing day for the tournament that kicked of the season, the Los Cabos Billfish Tournament, in its 10th year. Unfortunately there were not a whole lot of blue marlin around. Only one fish qualified, which swept the winnings. Valerie had a fish that came up 10 lbs short of the minimum weight of 300 lbs, for a team from Finland, which was disappointing and one 300 lb plus fish was disqualified as it was mutilated. Other than these there were more striped marlin and dorado than anything else.

Here are the results:

DORADO DIVISION

Summer time, dorado 52 lbs total winnings $18,883.00 us

WAHOO DIVISION

Hang and high, wahoo 44.5 lbs total winnings $11,883 us

TUNA DIVISION

Picante express, tuna 181.10 lbs fought 1 hour and a half, total winnings $11,887.00 us



RELEASE DIVISION

Get over it 22 released marlin they won the daily released of day one, two and three, total winnings $40,500.00 us

ALL JACKPOT 3 DAYS

Karma with a 415 lbs, this is the 2nd larger check on this tournament (10th anniversary of this tournament) $500,059 us

Courtesy video from Chris Durukal

A few weeks ago we posted a couple of pictures of Chris and Cenk Durukal and their dream trip to Cabo, now Chris was kind enough to share this video so you can all see what a wonderful fishing trip they had.

Thank you Chris,



Here is a link to Chris´s channel on YouTube, he has some awesome fishing videos!!!
http://www.youtube.com/user/FirschHirsch

Testimonial... Great day aboard the Bandito

Dear Pisces Staff,
I just wanted to take a moment to thank you for the fishing trip of a lifetime, we fished with Rigo and Martin, on Oct 5-6, 2008, at the Golden Gate with 3 Striped Marlin and Three Dorado on the 5th and 7 Striped Marlin on the 6th, the crew worked hard and put us on very nice fish, I highly recommend Pisces for anyone that is looking for the trip of a lifetime, due to the great results, we have decided to make this an annual trip, and book with you, I look forward to seeing y’all next year.
I have attached some photos of our trip as well.

Kenny Stetz, Houston TX.

Norbert Images...

Hurricane has no effect on Cabo San Lucas.
The picture of the marina was taken at 10.30 am on Friday, Oct. 10th.


The port was close as a precaution, but we have no rain, now wind and pretty normal waves.

The nearby storm did produce a beautiful sunrise. Photo taken at 6.45 am close to the Old Lighthouse.


We expect the port to be open tomorrow Saturday Oct. 11th.

Red neck (or arm) fishing...

Norbert Update...

It looks like Cabo will be spared the effects of Hurricane Norbert.
The storm is moving on a north westerly track and will be parallel with Cabo in the early hours of Friday morning.
From the projected track, it will pass just north of the tip of the peninsula.