We had a group of 8 and the guy in charge was great at communicating and making sure everything worked for us with our timing from the cruise ship. The captain and crew were very nice, but not very talkative. We didn’t get much communication from the deck hand and only a little more from the captain. We think the deck hand didn’t speak any English and the captain wasn’t super comfortable with it, but we had 4 of us who speak Spanish. It would have been really nice to have better communication from them about the fishing. Half of the boat got sick due to the sideways approach to the waves. It wasn’t even a very rough sea and these guys never get sick. We trolled for 4 hours and caught one fish at the beginning and two fish at the end. The highlight for those who didn’t get to catch a fish was the pod of Grey Whales and dolphins who put on a show for us. Really cool! The Boat itself was great. Really nice set up. They arranged a taxi truck which was really fun to ride in for the 8 of us.

I fished on March 18th, at this time the Marlin all seemed to be on a ledge about 18 miles off shore.  We only did a 5 hr trip and instead of motoring out to the fishing grounds we put lines in and trolled all the way out, this took nearly 2 hours. Once we arrived there were a number of other boats in the area, we saw a number of marlin being caught and actually had one hooked up for a few minutes.  Unfortunately we only got to fish for about an hour before we had to start trolling back.  If this is were the fish are I would have rather powered out to the spot even if it would have cost a little more money for fuel.  We did catch one nice Mai Mai.  Just be straight forward with the owner if you want to catch Marlin don’t waist your time trolling all the way out.

They showed us a great time and put all of us on fish.

Had a nice time on the water, but a little disappointed that we didn’t catch anything until we were coming back in…the guys tried their best to put us on fish, I guess they just weren’t biting