Captain Vibert had an amazing month for
his clients and it appears that he may squeeze in a few more trips before the end of the season. On September 23rd Captain Vibert and
the crew of the Cabo welcomed Jesse Casagrande for a half-day of
fishing. They had lots of action and managed to land six 10lbs.
Cabrillas and a sleek 15lbs. Dorado.
Client Travis Globs was aboard on
September 25th and had a banner day. Once again the waters were
bubbling with activity, and Travis filled up the fishbox with a
12lbs. Black tuna, a 12lbs. Rainbow runner, and two 20lbs. Dorados.
As usual Captain Vibert put his client onto a variety of fish and had
the right tackle to bring 'em home.
On September 27th Captain Vibert loaded
up some staff members from Nosara Paradise Rentals for a day on the
blue water. Javier, Manuel, Maria, Ingrid, Audrey and Freeman caught a wide
variety of species in a short amount of time. By days' end they had a
20lbs. Organon, a 10lbs. Ceda snapper, one 8lbs. Cabrilla, a 4lbs.
Gelguera, a 10lbs. Black tuna, and a 3lbs. Slate fish.
Most recently Captain Vibert welcomed client John for two days of fishing on October 13th
and 14th.
The first day brought John and Captain Vibert tons of bites, and they reeled in five Dorado ranging from 20lbs. to 30lbs. They also grabbed four 10lbs. Black tunas and five 8lbs. Cobias.
The second day they loaded up to go hunt
the big boys out in the deep water. The first hit was a small black
tuna weighing around 10lbs.
Once the sun got overhead, the
flashes of turquoise and gold came up from the deep; the telltale
sign of a Dorado frenzy. One line popped off, then another. As fast
as Vibert Jr. could boat one fish, another fish was on! By the end of
the bite they had boated five Dorado ranging from 20lbs. to 40lbs.
They weren't quite done yet. With the
crew dialed in and the weather cooporating, John went looking for the
billfish. A few sailfish were sniffing the bait and Vibert showed the
patience that 30 years on the water imparts. Finally one of the big
sailfish hit hard! John belted up and engaged the fish in a spirited
half-hour duel. He brought it into the boat where the crew estimated
a weight of well over 100lbs!
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