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Client Questions Welcome: Snook fishing in PV
Hola Stan;
I have two gentlemen who want to go on a snook fishing charter in one of the rivers.
Do you have someone who does that?
Ralph
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Stan To: Ralph,
yes we can do that, but here’s the deal, the commercial fisherman have lines strung up all along the river mouths, but with rains the lines can get ripped out.. let me check
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Ralph to: Stan
Ok just let me know. They were asking if it’s better to wait a few weeks and the temperatures go down a little and maybe less bugs
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Stan to: Ralph
Well yes the temperatures go down, but so do the rains and the fresh water is what attracts the Robalo or Snook in english… waiting will make things less likely… but yes the temperatures will be better….
But no agua dulce
Everyone is out fishing, when i get a captain I’ll hit you up amigo… Stan
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Stan to: Ralph
Ok, here’s the deal, nobody has been boating any snook lately… the river flows are down and less “agua dulce” or fresh water. No issues with commercial guys, that’s good news….
My other captain has a different opinion and he does catch fish. he says around La Cruz River there have been snook and says they’re there… he’s hungry for work, but he is a super duper fisherman and will find them if there….
Four hours would work, but six hours would works better… Super panga would be the best type of boat to use as it will get closer to shore, could be the trick….
$360 usd 4 hrs . . . . $420 for 6hrs…. Ready to go…
Stan
Master Baiter’s
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Ralph to: Stan
Ok I will relay the info to them. They will be here in about two weeks.
Thanks Stan….
If you have any questions like Ralph Did, feel Free to contact me. I’ll tell you straight up what the deal is, you can decide when you have all the facts…..
Stan Gabruk
Master Baiter’s Sportfishing & Tackle
