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Gracie's Marlin
Gracie’s Marlin, all eleven hundred and fifty pounds or so of her, represented a pinnacle of sportfishing. It was, for all purposes, the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. Being an eclectic mix of luck, art and pure sweat equity, the capture of a ... -
Baby / Marlin
My dad hates hospitals so when it comes to such events as delivering babies, which perch on the edge of happiness and mayhem, you’ll probably find him on the Picaflor rather than in Labor & Delivery. So it worked out well for him when, at the time ... -
Big Blue Marlin in Grand Style
Visitors to the island of Grand Canary are greeted by some spectacular scenery, beautiful weather, and some great food. The island is populated by a culture of hospitality, with residents ready to make sure that you have a great time. Meals are complete with ... -
Fishing "Indian Style" in San Jose
With the welcoming of Mama Nido to Panama, many opportunities to fish different areas were opened. The mothership housed enough fuel to allow Picaflor and her crew to stay safely along side for almost a month at a time. With this came the availability ... -
Living the Island Life in Puerto Rico
If you're in the mood for an island getaway that is both accessible and largely stress-free, the island of Puerto Rico is calling your name. Inhabited by some of the nicest, most hospitable people around, the island is charming, relaxed, and surrounded by ... -
Large Fish, Fine Rum
The progression of a fisherman’s taste in activity is similar to that of someone who drinks alcohol. At first, he may be content sitting on the back of a pickup truck bed with a can full of night crawlers and a cane pole, looking for anything that comes ... -
The New Fishing Rules
Sport fishing is big business, enjoyed by millions of people all over the world. In South Florida alone, Salt water fishing is a multi-billion dollar a year industry and is responsible for close to three hundred thousand jobs both directly and indirectly ... -
The Fish are Jumping in Panama
Although this is changing, Panama is still all-but closed to the sport fishing community. There’s simply little infrastructure the kind of which you find in the other more popular destinations like Los Cabos or Costa Rica. That makes for some very rich ...
