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   | Date: | 11/9/2007 Sun | Start Time : | 11/5/2007 | End Time : | 11/9/2007 | Type of Dive: | Boat | Location: | Puerto Vallarta | Water Temp: | 86 | Water Clarity, Visibility: | 50 ft | Total Pelegic Fish Count: | too many | Fish Take Types: | 6 dorado 5 Yellowfin |
| | Remarks: | Monday slow, Tuesday landed dorado and one 72 # yellowfin. Wed Craig Peterson landed a small yf. Thursday slow. Friday was a slow day in the morning, but then the tuna pushed the bait up at the Rock and I got one 92 lb Yellowfin and Craig Peterson got two Yellowfins making his last day there great. Greg was a tuna killing machine gun! When I saw my tuna come close to the bait ball, I noticed he had a hook in his mouth and after he went by me the first time then I saw only 20 foot of fishing line trailing him :-) He turned again and approached the bait ball again and thats when I charged him and got a good 10 foot shot about 30 foot down. Conditions where lake like and water temp 86 with pretty good curent and vis was between 30-100 because the coral blooms we think. I'm going out again next week. I keep you informed. Tim Kohl |
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   | Date: | 10/15-25/2010 | Start Time : | 7:00 a.m. | End Time : | 10:00 p.m. | Type of Dive: | Boat | Location: | Panama | Water Temp: | 79 | Water Clarity, Visibility per foot : | 30 | Total Pelegic Fish Count: | thousands | Fish Take Types: | Wahoo |
| | Remarks: | Well, the pictures got down loaded from Dix's camera and mine. Attach some of the better ones. It rained about fifty % of the time, so some of the photos are looking a little fuzzy. We ran across a lot of fish, but it was very hard to find them since the water visibility was between 10'-35'. Sometimes it was pouring so hard, I thought I was on Noah's Ark!
The biggest fish I got was a 50 pound Wahoo. Dix and Michelle and I got several of fish over the 5 days at sea. The Roach coach we slept in was great and a stable big boat to withstand the rain, a place to hang our wet clothes, eat and sleep on. The Roach coach boat captain Juan, wife Emily, and son Serento treated us like family and Emily made wahoo dinner most nites and one nite we had shrimp from a trade we made with a bubba gump shrimp boat. The dive boat panga captain Julio, was very attentive to our dive needs.
Most of the time while I was under water waiting for the big fish to come by, I listened to whale songs. I knew they where close when one breached about 40 ' from where I was diving. I wish I had my camera for that one.
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