Jake Jordan's Fishing Adventures - Guatemala Sailfish School Report |
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| Written by Capt. Jake Jordan | |
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January 18, 2008,
Tom Gilmore, Joe Darcy, Peter
McCarthy, from New Jersey and New York joined me today for the last day
of this three day Sailfish School aboard the vessel "Intensity" with
captain Mike Sheeder. After a good breakfast at Casa Vieja Lodge we
boarded the boat and headed southwest for over an hour before placing
the first teaser in the water.
This morning the sailfish were a
little spooky, they would tease into the boat hot, but when they ate
the fly it was not a hot bite. Each of the three students missed their
first bite with the fly coming loose before the catch was made, I
hooked a sailfish on my first turn which jumped twice then spit the fly
back at me, ( My first miss in 27 hook ups).
After about an hour and a half
the students and the fish settled down and we as a group caught and
released the next six sailfish that we cast too! This group of 3
students and myself (Instructor) managed to catch and release 17
sailfish on fly and a 250 pound Blue Marlin on Fly during this three
day Sailfish School here at the "Casa Vieja Lodge" in Guatemala. Tom
Gilmore, Peter McCarthy, and Joe Darcy had done a lot of Tuna on fly
fishing however they had never seen a Billfish caught on fly, all three
of my new friends have a big smile after this trip.
Mark Toland, from North Carolina,
along with Dusty Byrd and Billy Coulliette from Troutfitters in Coopers
Landing in Alaska arrived today for a Sailfish School which will last
three more days, stay tuned for more fishing reports! I love my Job!
Regards:
Jake
Captain Jake Jordan Jake Jordan's Fishing Adventures PO Box 309 (US Mail) 223 Lemonwood Drive (Freight) Havelock NC 28532 252-444-3308 Home/Office 305-872-6060 Cell www.jakejordan.com |
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