| We booked a fishing trip for day 2 and it was AWESOME to say the least. Our guide Jairo ( Diablo to his friends) knew the area very well and had a very clean boat with decent equipment. |
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We headed out at sunrise for six hours on the waters around Tenacatita Bay |
| We started catching tuna as soon as all the lines were set. We caught a LOT of tuna... |
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The scenery was as great as the fishing. |
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Then we headed up the coast a ways for the big fish... |
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| These yellow fin tuna hit hard and ran forever. It took Frank and I all we had to reel these strong swimming fish in. By the time they were aboard, we were both exhausted. |
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Then the really big fish started to hit - Dorado or as it is better known - Mahi Mahi. These fish are ugly, but as we found out later, they are one of the best tasting fish in the world. |
| All in all, we caught 22 fish, our limit for the day. We did it in less than four hours and according to our guide Jairo, it was a record day. That evening the chef cooked up one filet of Mahi Mahi and served it to us on a beautiful platter. It was absolutely delicious. |
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