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Pacific Coast of Guatemala - May 8th, 2006
supplied by: Great Sailfishing
RECORDED: 
82 °
FISHING: Great
Marlin,Marlin and more Marlin!!!!!
This fishing report is for the week ending 05-06-06
and is prepared by The Great Sailfishing Company which
operates out of the new Pez Vela Marina,Guatemala.The
fishing grounds for this week has ranged from 20 to as
far as 30+ miles. Seas have been mild ranging between
1 to 3ft.with sunny days and little wind. The fishing
has been fair to good as Guatemala standards go with
fly anglers averaging in the low to mid single
digits.Those fishing conventional were releasing
between 8 to 12 sails per day with 15-20 raises.But
the good news is that all of the boats that went out
this week have had marlin bites or released one or
more Blue Marlins.Our last count totaled 9 marlin
releases this week.Today our 35ft.Bertram The Joint
Venture released 10 sails,one 225-250lb Blue Marlin
and a few dorados. In shore fishing has continued to
be good.For more info. contact us at
greatsailfishing@yahoo.com or visit our website at
www.greatsailfishing.com and check out our free
fly-fishing special for April and May.
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Pacific Coast of Guatemala - May 2nd, 2006
supplied by: Great Sailfishing
RECORDED: 
83 °
FISHING: Good
This fishing report is for the week ending 04-30-06
and is prepared by The Great Sailfishing Company which
operates out of the new Pez Vela Marina,Guatemala.The
fishing grounds for this week has ranged from 20 to as
far as 40+ miles. Seas have ranged between 1 to 3ft.
with overcast days and some rain. The fishing has been
fair to good as Guatemala standards go with fly
anglers averaging in the low to mid single digits.
Those fishing conventional were releasing between 10
to 15 per day with 20-30 Sailfish raised per day.
In shore fishing has been good.On
Wednesday one of our clients was rewarded by
catching this years largest Wahoo that weighed in at
62lbs.Along with the Wahoo John aboard our Joint
Venture (35ft.Bertram) caught 6 nice Cero Mackerel and
one jack.For more info. contact us at
greatsailfishing@yahoo.com or visit our website at
www.greatsailfishing.com and check out our free
fly-fishing special for April and May.
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Pacific Coast of Guatemala - April 29th, 2006
supplied by: Baja on the Fly
RECORDED: 
84 °
FISHING: Good
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As the season winds down, the few boats going out are still finding decent action. Everyone one agrees that 2006 will go down in history as an extraordinary season even by Guatemala standards.
Water temperature
78 - 82
Air temperature
79- 84
Humidity
94%
Wind:
Calm
Conditions:
Thunderstorms
Visibility
6 miles
Sunrise
5:42 a.m. CST
Sunset
6:19 p.m. CST
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Pacific Coast of Guatemala - April 26th, 2006
supplied by: Great Sailfishing
RECORDED:
82 °
FISHING: Good
This fishing report is for the week ending 04-23-06
and is prepared by The Great Sailfishing Company which
operates out of the new Pez Vela Marina,Guatemala.The
fishing grounds for these past days have ranged from
15 to as far as 40+ miles. Seas have ranged between 1
to 3ft. with overcast days. The fishing was fair as
Guatemala standards go with fly anglers averaging in
the low to mid single digits. Those fishing
conventional were averaging mid single digits to as
high as 25 early in the week. In shore fishing has
picked up,yesterday (Sunday) one of our boats caught
11 jacks,12 Sierra Mackarel and a nice 35lb
Rooster-fish.We at the Great Sailfishing Company
hosted several professional fly fishing guides who
released 4 on the fly Saturday and 2 on Sunday,on both
days the Joint Venture raised 20 sails getting 8
bites.For more info. contact us at
greatsailfishing@yahoo.com or visit our website at
www.greatsailfishing.com and check out our free
fly-fishing special for April and May.
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Pacific Coast of Guatemala - April 22nd, 2006
supplied by: Baja on the Fly
RECORDED: 
84 °
FISHING: Great
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Sketchy reports seem to indicate that the season seems to be winding down from a client perspective. Most of the action is outside of 18 miles with double digit action for the few boats making the run.
Water temperature
78 - 82
Air temperature
75- 84
Humidity
94%
Wind:
NW 8 mph
Conditions:
Partly Cloudy
Visibility
6 miles
Sunrise
5:45 a.m. CST
Sunset
6:17 p.m. CST
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Pacific Coast of Guatemala - April 8th, 2006
supplied by: Baja on the Fly
RECORDED: 
84 °
FISHING: Good
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The record-breaking catches seen during March madness in Guatemala is over with new records set. There are enough stories to dominate Happy Hours wherever fishermen gather for sometime. April began with the fish being less concentrated as they spread out looking for bait. There was consistent action beginning at 20 miles for both sails and an occasional marlin in calm seas.
Water temperature
78 - 82
Air temperature
70- 84
Humidity
94%
Wind:
N 4 mph
Conditions:
Clear
Visibility
6 miles
Sunrise
5:54 a.m. CST
Sunset
6:15 p.m. CST
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Pacific Coast of Guatemala - March 26th, 2006
supplied by: Baja on the Fly
RECORDED:
84 °
FISHING: Great
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As expected, the WFO action couldn't go on indefinitely. This week, the catches were still in the low double digits as the sailfish scattered in search of bait. The acres of small baitfish that had been reported for the past few weeks seemed to have disappeared leaving no other choice than to resort to more exploring. The fleet did find action anywhere from 15 to as far as 45 miles offshore as the boats spread out in search of herds of sailfish seen in the previous week. You can imagine how many times this week’s visitors heard, “You should have been here last week!”
Water temperature
78 - 82
Air temperature
72- 84
Humidity
94%
Wind:
ENE 15 mph
Conditions:
Clear
Visibility
6 miles
Sunrise
6:03 a.m. CST
Sunset
6:14 p.m. CST
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Pacific Coast of Guatemala - March 18th, 2006
supplied by: Great Sailfishing
RECORDED:
83 °
FISHING: Great
This fishing report is for the week ending 03-18-06and is prepared by The Great Sailfishing Company whichoperates out of the new Pez Vela Marina,Guatemala.Thefishing grounds for this past week has stayed in the20 to 35 miles range with calm days and fairly flatseas for the first part of the day and with lateafternoon winds causing lite to moderate chop. Thisweek saw most boats releasing sails in the midtwenties into the mid double digits on conventional.Still great fishing by most anyones standards but itdid cool down compared to last weeks sizzlingresults.We at the Great Sailfishing Company hostedseveral parties / day charters including the Dr.Ciminoparty that released 35 sails on Friday and 33yesterday(note:they were hooking-up most of their ownsails).At the first of the week Sunday April 12th,theMcFadden party released 77 on conventional which madetheir total over two days 136 on conventional andanother 6 on the fly.Yesterday one of our day chartersreleased 17 on the fly fishing on the Tranquility andour charter on the Stragos released 41 onconventional,also on Saturday April 18th.For moreinfo. contact us at greatsailfishing@yahoo.com orvisit our website at www.greatsailfishing.com andcheck out our free fly-fishing special for April andMay.
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Pacific Coast of Guatemala - March 18th, 2006
supplied by: Baja on the Fly
RECORDED:
82 °
FISHING: Excellent
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San Jose, Guatemala
This was the week that was and will be remembered for a long time. Sailfish action exploded, reports of sailfish everywhere was the norm for the past week, allowing fleet records, boat records and personal bests to be smashed during the week. Will it continue, Quien Sabe? It is safe to say this week will be remembered for a long time – maybe forever! – and the bar for high boat counts and personal catch records has been raised significantly. Guatemala continues to demonstrate why it is considered the destination to deliver the highest volume of sailfish.
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Water temperature
78 - 82
Air temperature
80- 82
Humidity
100%
Wind:
SW 4 mph
Conditions:
Clear
Visibility
6 miles
Sunrise
6:08 a.m. CST
Sunset
6:13 p.m. CST
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Pacific Coast of Guatemala - March 11th, 2006
supplied by: Great Sailfishing
RECORDED:
83 °
FISHING: Excellent
Great Sailfishing....Best Day EVER
GUATAMALA RED RED RED HOT - BEST DAY EVER This fishing report for the week ending 04-11-06 isprepared by The Great Sailfishing Company whichoperates out of the new Pez Vela Marina,Guatemala.Thefishing grounds for the past week ranged between 18 to30 miles with calm days and fairly flat seas with lateafternoon winds causing some chop. This week saw mostboats releasing sails in the mid twenties into thehigh double digits WITH ONE BOAT REPORTING OVER100. Today it looks like another world record for mostsails on conventional was set. This week saw thefishing going from hot to todays red hot / sizzling.We at the Great Sailfishing Company hosted severalparties / day charters including the Harry party thatreleased 39 sails on Wednesday and 49 on Friday. Todaythe McFadden party released 59 on conventional andanother 6 on the fly. All of our parties enjoy thecomforts of The Joint Venture 35ft.Bertram with hotmorning coffee and hot lunches,fresh fruit,snacks andreal cold beer. Also the first part of this week sawMarlins in the spread on three different days with 3hook-ups releasing one 300lb and one 400lb Blue Marlingreat job Mr.Herdon. For more info. contact us atgreatsailfishing@yahoo.com or visit our website at www.greatsailfishing.com
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