We fished with Bob Reiner, and family from Germany on Sunday. The conditions were absolutely perfect. Calm seas, warm,summer-like temperatures, and the fish were biting like crazy. In an easy half-day, we boated eight nice wahoo and some small yellowfin tuna!! The fish were caught on light and medium tackle, and even Bob`s 81 year old caught a nice 40# wahoo.

After the trip, we all went to a local restaurant, where we enjoyed a delicious curried wahoo dinner for all.

All in all, the perfect day! the next day a strong cold front rolled in with northerly winds, and rain, back to winter conditions!, although today, Wed. the weather is calming down and returning to a normal pattern.

We are booking a lot of trips, so call me a 809-464-1557 for more information or check out the website

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Fishing during the month of February here on the North Coast of the Dominican Republic is shaping up to be one of the best ever, if last month is any indication. BIG Dorado are coming in like crazy, along with plenty of medium and giant-sized wahoo. I have seen yellowfin tunas approaching 100#`s, although twenty and thirty pounders are much more common.

Big schools of bonito are moving through, and the river mouth at the Rio San Juan is packed full of sardines!

We have been booking quite a few trips in March and April, and have some prime spots still left in February, so inquire today......experience some of the best, un-discovered, un-spoiled fishing in the Caribbean!

Whale watching season is upon us, with February and march being the two best months. It is not unusual to see several huge humpback whales during the course of a sportfishing trip!

After three days of rains here on the North Coast of the Dominican Republic, we have returned to a more normal pattern of "winter weather". I say that because it only gets down to the low 70`s here at night, and the mid seventies during the day time, perfect weather, although the humidity is high, you get used to it.

Fishing-wise, we have a good strong easterly current, and the more typical E and SE trade winds. Seas are 2` or so with a long period groundswell running, pretty much perfect.

We are getting ready to put out some more FADs, which will give us even more good spots to fish.

To learn more about traditional Dominican Fishing techniques, log onto http://gocabrera.com/where-to-play/fishing-on-the-north-coast where I am writing a series of articles on the subject.

In the meantime . . . I`m making up some new, super special package deals, so keep checking for new deals! Come and visit us here on the beautiful North Coast of the Dominican Republic, it is absolutely un-spoiled and, so far un-discovered!

THE BITE: Dorado, Wahoo, Tuna, Bonito, Blue Marlin

We fished a nice group today, and were blessed with perfect conditions, the scattered light rains have moved out of our area, and the sun is shining brightly! The seas are calm, with a long period ground swell. The current is strong to the East, just the way we like it!

We hooked a big blue marlin, right off the bat only two miles off the beach, in 1.000` of water, after a bunch of jumps, he unfortunately threw the hook.

We continued fishing to the east, and encountered a nice current rip, where we caught a nice bunch of big king mackerel, and some Spanish mackerel. No dorado this time, but the other boats did well on medium-sized blue bombers!

We are busy now, fishing nearly everyday, just the way we like it!

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