CEDROS AND BENITOS STILL PRODUCING LIMIT STYLE YELLOWTAIL FISHING

Sep 05, 2010  //  Posted by: Irv  //  Category: Sportfishing

Capt. Mike just called in to let us know that the yellowtail fishing remains off the charts at the Islands.

Mike said that everyone who wanted limits of yellowtail has them and some guys elected to take just what they will eat and released the rest.

It is quite refreshing to have fishermen on board that judge the success of their trip not by the size of the pile of fish at the end of the trip but by the quality and  fun of the experience.

The guys will be straight lineing it for home but will keep a lookout for tuna on the way home.

8 Responses to “CEDROS AND BENITOS STILL PRODUCING LIMIT STYLE YELLOWTAIL FISHING”

  1. bob blaydes Says:
    September 6th, 2010 at 11:19 am

    Hey Mike, me and my crew of 6 will see you Tue. I will take all the yellow tail I can get. And I will eat every pound of it.

  2. Irv Says:
    September 6th, 2010 at 11:33 am

    Sorry Bob but Cedros is not on the menue for a 3 day trip
    Let’s hope the tuns bite for you there has also been some yellows and dorado on the kelps
    see you on Wed.

  3. michael d. guardado Says:
    September 7th, 2010 at 8:15 am

    ha no comment on how or how many dove commited suisde…mike g

  4. shawn Says:
    September 7th, 2010 at 5:47 pm

    i would like to ask for a 3 person state room for my bother inlaw on trip 82. i went on two other trips a 6 day and a 2 1/2 day and was put in 6 person state room with 4 other on 6 day and 3 others on 2 1/2 day trip wich i was by myself so i did not mind. but i have my bother in law with me this time so see what you can do thx Irv.
    big game 90 fan shawn engelbrite.

  5. Irv Says:
    September 7th, 2010 at 9:47 pm

    Shawn I will see what we can do for you but please the folks who payed full fair get first choise on cabins if you payed full fair just contact Larry and he will let us know on the sign up sheet otherwise Mike or I will do what we can at sign in see you soon

  6. John E. G. Says:
    September 8th, 2010 at 7:40 am

    Had one of the best fishing trip of my life on the 66 trip. I didn’t believe fishing could be like that anymore. Great crew, Great fishermen, and one hell of a skipper. By the way, any photos from the trip yet????

  7. Irv Says:
    September 8th, 2010 at 7:56 am

    Thanks John glad you enjoyed the trip.

    I will post any pictures as soon as I get them.
    Mike had some personal business to take care of and I didn’t get the pictures he took but will get them when the boat returns on friday.
    If anyone else had pictures please send them to
    http://www.BG90photos@gmail.com. and they will get posted

  8. Kevro Says:
    September 10th, 2010 at 10:31 am

    Hey John, “gem” of a trip huh? I still have your card and will send you the pic of our flying fish buddy.

    Great trip indeed. I will say that I have fished the “90″ several times and what you saw from Capt. Mike is standard operating procedure from him. No lingering on fish that have quit biting ever…”UP, UP, UP, let’s go see what we can find…” I can’t even tell you how many times we moved the boat less than a few hundred yards just to get back on those active fish. Many captains will stay put and remain satisfied with the slow pick of passing fish, not Mike, he takes a very proactive approach.

    My only regret is not having Brad fillet all of my fish. He filleted several and I kept several whole. Those several whole fish took me about 5 hours to clean up in their semi-frozen state. Brad is one hell of a deckhand, I watched him move around the boat calmly and check on bent rods to see where his anglers were with their fish. He knew the status of those fish better than most anglers did. Good crew work boys!

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