Testimonial from Lindsey and Ray Gruetzner

Hi Guys!!

We just got back from our trip to Cabo. We had the opportunity to fish on the Rebecca with JR and his deckhand. We had the most amazing time! They were so much fun to fish with. We will definitely be back! We will never fish with anyone but Pisces from now on. Great company, great folks, very friendly, very helpful!! We appreciate everything!

Attached are some pictures from our trip.

Enjoy!

Lindsey and Ray Gruetzner

Fishing video aboard Tracy Ann, Dec 16th, 2008

I found this great video on YouTube, anglers are John and Casey Black from Starkville, MA.

Testimonial from Mary Delvo

My family went on the Tracy Ann on April 30th and I caught a 180 lb. Striped Marlin and my brother caught a Mahi Mahi which we ate for dinner. We had a great time. It was a dream of mine to catch a huge fish while ocean fishing. I have a great tale to tell as my Marlin wasn't even hooked. The hook was merely wrapped around the sword. Thanks and I hope to be back.

Mary Delvo
Fridley, Minnesota

Great catch for Thomas McAlpin and son aboard the Ruthless

Here are Thomas and Eric McAlpin, went out fishing just a few hours ago aboard the Ruthless, they went fishing about a mile away from Los Frailes and three miles from Lands End, they were back by noon and they caught 3 striped marlin and a 77lbs wahoo, 2 of the marlin were released.

What are you waiting for? Just come down and get fishing!

Testimonial from Mike Sotak.

Tracy:

We had a great time fishing both days...we also enjoyed the Captain and the mates...they were good guys and were working hard for us both days.

The only disappointment was not landing that damned Dorado the second day!!!! It was soooooooooooo close and we wanted to eat it soooooooooooooo badly!!!!

I stopped by your shop and bought a marlin flag to frame w/ a good pic of my marlin....

thanks again...I'll recommend Pisces to anybody traveling to Cabo.

Mike Sotak, Omaha, NE

Water getting bluer, marlin catches getting better.

Sr. Guillermo Blanco from Hurst, Tx. caught a 32lbs Dorado and his friends released 2 striped marlin on June 2nd aboard the Tracy Ann.

The water is changing color from green to blue and marlin are starting to cooperate.

Paddle Board Fishing in Magdalena Bay

Hi guys, I was browsing fishing videos on YouTube and I found this, it looks like a lot of fun, these guys were fishing in Magdalena Bay, On November 14th, Carl Schroderer and the crew of the fishing boat, Kelsey Lee, attempted and accomplished the first successful hook, fight and release of a Striped Marlin on a Stand-Up Paddleboard.The Marlin was caught on live bait with 50 pound test line in just over 8 minutes. Is this something we need to bring to Cabo? Let us know what you think.

It's not just about the fishing

Its not just about the fishing, it's about the whole Cabo experience...pictured here are Jane and Chris Malone from Greenbrook, New Jersey...newlyweds. Jane, seen here, is feeding a left over bait, to the resident marina sea lion that the crews have christened "Paco", who happens to be a pretty big boy, probably equally or surpassing the weight of the two striped marlin they caught aboard "Andrea" on May 27th...they also lost a third fish. Great job by Captain Orlando, especially for landing Jane her first ever fish; she started out big, no trout for her!
You may want to know what the difference is between a sea lion and a seal and my method is very unscientific but easy...seals have holes for ears, sea-lions have tiny ears.

Great day for Tom McClocklin and son.

Pictured here is 74 year old Tom McClocklin from Saskatoon, Canada, with a beautiful wahoo that will make several tasty meals. The wahoo was just shy of 30 lbs. He also released a striped marlin that was 200 lbs and his son fought an early season sailfish that he released, approximately 90 lbs.

So it goes to show, even in later years you can have fun in Cabo.

All fish were caught on May 25th aboard "Valerie" captained by Roberto Sandez.

Our friend Mike Conolly shares with us his trip to Georgetown Lake.

Friends,

Georgetown Lake yesterday. This area is closed until July. With no moving water to carry their eggs the trout go through a false spawn and it seems as if every big trout in the lake is in 3 feet of water. The rest of the lake is open to fishing and yesterday was the first time the ice melted away from the shoreline enough to fish. I was waiting. The big trout were there. Sight casting to them is about as good as it gets. I was able to watch nice rainbows attack and take my flys for four hours.
There were no other fishermen. Zero.
Saw elk, antelope, whitetails, mule deer and bighorn sheep on the way home.
Wanted to share this.

Mike.