Affordable Fishing Getaway Packages

Hola, Fishing Friends…Team Margarita Sportfishing has constructed several full service vacation packages for your convenience and with lower prices as a bundled package. Each package contains:**

 

1/ Eight hours of offshore fishing per day.

2/Team Margarita T-shirts for all anglers, and “Catch and Release” shirts for successful billfish releases

3/Tagging of  billfish at your request, which enables a Release Certificate from the Billfish Association

4/Ice, ballyhoo bait, soft drinks, and a box lunch.

5/Lodging at a good quality hotel (double occupancy), with breakfast included (Beach condo option for larger groups)

6/Local transportation to/from Guaymas airport. (possible Hermosillo pickup for small extra charge)

7/Vacuum seal and freeze up to 25 pounds of fillets per day

8/One round of free Margaritas (what else??) at Ruby Wine Bar

**Tips for the Captain are not included.

 

Weekend Warrior:  2 nights, 2 days fishing, 4 anglers            $1175**

    

Relaxed Weekend: 3 nights, 2 days fishing, 4 anglers            $1350**

 

Fill the Freezer:      4 nights, 3 days fishing, 4 anglers            $1975**

 

    ** up to 2 extra anglers can be included for the Margarita V at $50/night per angler.

 

Book now for the summer season. 15% deposit required.

Contact me at 011 52 1 622 855 5926 for any details.

tight lines, Bryan

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March 21st report

Some fish were caught in close today, but not this morning. Water is cold and green in close. It is turning over and will hopefully be followed by good spring fishing. The Island has had fair fishing for yellowtail. Jigs are taking a few, though we have caught all our fish lately on live bait. Supposedly one panguero caught a 42# fish. The sierras have moved off, along with most of the bait. In close my friends have had some good days catching small cabrilla, pargo, corvina, and everything else. Just read some reports of yellowfin running decent off of Cabo, so hopefully they’ll make their way north in a month.

tight lines,

Bryan

March 12th report

Lots of wind in San Carlos as probably everywhere in the Sea of Cortez. Fortunately our winds are often offshore and we can fish in the mornings. We made it to San Pedro Island a couple times last week. There are some big fish to catch if the sea lions don’t get to them first. Still lots of smaller yellowtail too, and most everything is being caught on live bait. The action in close just of San Antonio point between the marinas is pretty good. Lots of sierra are still around to provide some action. Schools of yellowtail are moving through throughout the morning. There are large fish around if you can keep them off the rocks. The smaller fish will take jigs, but it seems that the big ones are only taking bait. Some are being found in up to 40′ of water. Are they getting ready to spawn?

Tim and Anthony with a big one!

Big ones in close!