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Sail unfurled, the billfish exploded out of the water. Less than half a mile off Panama’s Darien coast, sailfish gorge on migrating Pacific sardines. During winter months, black and blue marlin school around nearby Zane Grey Reef, a small seamount rising from a depth of 300 to 110 feet below the surface. Covering about 200 yards, billfish, tuna and other pelagics congregate to feast on the abundance of baitfish found in its upwelling current. |
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Fish-filled Bung Sam Lan Lake, Srinakarin Reservoir and Predator Lake, each more magnificent than the last.
After 23 grueling hours flying from Atlanta to Bangkok, a traditional Thai massage sounds pretty good, and at less than five dollars an hour, I’m tempted to get a week’s worth.
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Can you handle spending two weeks at sea more than a thousand miles from port in search of mammoth 300-pound yellowfin? If so, then long-range tuna fishing is for you!
Discovered by commercial fishermen half a century ago, Hurricane Bank lies 1,125 miles south of San Diego. From November through June, this Mecca is a prime destination for long-range tuna fishing trips departing from California’s finest landings. |
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A Striped Bass Bonanza
It’s been said that if the striped bass species ever became extinct, the last one would be caught on Cape Cod. With a gorgeous Northeast coastline filled with countless fishing opportunities running from Connecticut to Maine, that’s a bold claim. Still, with the Cape’s rocks and ledges, flats, rips, coves, salt ponds, beaches and rivers, I believe that statement holds true. |
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