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Senior Member
Join Date: Apr 2013
Location: Los Angeles
Posts: 1,910
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Thank you for your positive comments, but some corrections need to be made.
There is a Rancho Buna Vista. However, it is different than Buna Vista Beach Resort (where I was). See my link for YouTube video. As to Marlin, I was told by everyone that it was a good eating fish. And since it was a legal catch, I feel no regrets as to keeping it. I had no issue with the lodge either. As the picture #8 shows, they have a rope from a structure to hang Marlins for pictures. Next time all Marlins will be released. To save Marlins, there should not be big money tournaments, or use of any lure/bait that may attract them. Catch and release just to take pictures puts undo stress on the fish, by building lactic acid in their body. Chasing Marlin for pictures should be banned worldwide. Otherwise rest of the suggestions are just lip service. I also do not want to take a chance of getting hooked by the lure as the live fish thrashes its head about. Ruin an expensive trip. I could take picture of the lures used, but each captain/guide provides his own lures, so not sure it is useful. Actually, if I had known, I would not have taken a bunch of lures with me last time. |
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Sea Hunter
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I would gladly fill my freezer
With a marlin and pay to have it vacuum packed
If I could not fill it with tuna or yellow tail ect. Ate my first marlin in 1972 and all through the 70s and 80s it was in the freezer growing up as a teenager, like a deer 🦌 for some, meat for the winter. Over seas commercial fishing is what is hurting the population. They can be a problem wahoo fishing, when they come in in packs and take over. I think we released 25 on the boat I was on. I broke two off not wanting to keep them one spooled a 25n penn fathom and I had to thumb the spool and snap the line right at the ring and leave it with a 18in wire leader and hook. The other i made jump until it broke off. They put on a hell of a show, every where under the boat. I see why they say get welded rings and not stamped rings. I like stripped marlin grilled with thousand island dressing. And smoked is good to. Marlin is a dry fish I bet chefs could make a killer wet sauce to go with it. Being a game fish your not supposed to commercial fish But I guess it does not apply to foreign countries because there docks are full of them. Ps chest freezer turned off eating chicken quarters, pork blade steaks, store bought canned albacore and going easy on the beef..wish I had me a marlin in the freezer.
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#3 |
Senior Member
Join Date: Jan 2020
Location: Huntington Beach, CA
Posts: 437
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Great write-up! Looks like an amazing trip. On my 21st birthday, my dad took me down to Los Barriles for a fishing trip, just me and him. Have tons of good memories from that trip! Got my first marlin(120lb) on the first outing and my dad got a beast of a dorado right after(40lbs!). We had half the marlin smoked and gave the other half to the skipper of our boat to share with friends and family. Tasted like smoked turkey!
Going back there has been on my mind for a while now. Especially doing a road-trip with the kayaks! But that's a hell of a long drive... Might have to plan something like this just to get down there and get on some serious fish! |
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#4 |
Senior Member
Join Date: Apr 2013
Location: Los Angeles
Posts: 1,910
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Thanks.
I was told that Los Berriles means the barrels. Perhaps barrels left by pirates! I plan to go back next year around mid-June. It is not a cheap trip, but well worth it if one can afford it. I just got find a way to beat the heat while fishing and the boat is stopped. Bimini is very useful, and the ice vest can be helpful. I saw the fishing vest (I have several) can be used with reusable ice packs. Again, I seem to have several of them sent to me by Omaha Stakes. |
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#5 |
Recruit
Join Date: Jan 2018
Location: Long Beach, CA
Posts: 153
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Thank you for always sharing your amazing adventures.
Got me all revved up for my first trip to Cedros this Saturday. |
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#6 |
Senior Member
Join Date: Apr 2013
Location: Los Angeles
Posts: 1,910
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Thank you.
Have a great time. If you remember and going with Cedros Outdoor Adventures, please say hi from me to Jose (owner) and want to say Oscar (manger). Tight lines. |
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