Propiedad de Paradise Lodge’s clients experience another huge Yellowfin Tuna frenzy! aboard the TOP Cat here in the Gulf of Chiriqui, Panama!
On May 11, 2012 while fishing 25 miles from the lodge here on Isla Paridas we came across a massive boil of Yellowfin Tunas, Porpoises, and birds desimating a bait ball of Blue Runners and Goggle Eyes. Hundreds of 50 to 100 pound Yellowfin Tunas jumping and feeding until the baitball is gone. Enjoy!
Boat motor care
2 stroke vs 4 stroke
The “Best Days” column is based on the ever-changing positions of the sun and the moon, rating each day on a scale of 0 to 100. The higher the number, the more solar/lunar influence that day is experiencing (see “Value” column or corresponding black bars).
Fishing Astro Tables and Best Fishing Times – May 2012
PrimeTime data is based on solar/lunar research at a leading college of astrophysics and our own research pond/wildlife area. Annual data is supplied by the U.S. Naval Observatory. All lunar times are adjusted to the center of your time zone and for Daylight Saving Time.
Visit Rick Taylor’s PrimeTimes for Fishing & Hunting
The table shown here is from the PrimeTimes Pocket Calendar. It is a scaled-down, quick-reference version of its parent publication, the PrimeTimes Wall Calendar, which is recommended for those wishing to find more complete data on the best days and times to go fishing and hunting for the entire year. Visit http://www.primetimes2.com/pages/1-home.html for more information.
girl catching big kingfish
Massive kahawai (Australian salmon) boil up inside Port Nelson, this went on all day.
Stacer released its new range of aulumium boats recently on the Gold Coast. Craig Madam from Stacer does a run-through of the new 539 Nomad Fisher centre console platie.
For more information, visit: http://www.mercury-marine.eu/mercury/en/products/products.aspx?Model=150+EFI
Big displacement, combined with the lightest weight and smallest package size means strong, long-lasting performance on light and heavy hulls alike. The 150 maximizes your time on the water by making basic maintenance easy to do and quick to perform by you.
The “Best Days” column is based on the ever-changing positions of the sun and the moon, rating each day on a scale of 0 to 100. The higher the number, the more solar/lunar influence that day is experiencing (see “Value” column or corresponding black bars).
PrimeTime data is based on solar/lunar research at a leading college of astrophysics and our own research pond/wildlife area. Annual data is supplied by the U.S. Naval Observatory. All lunar times are adjusted to the center of your time zone and for Daylight Saving Time.
Visit Rick Taylor’s PrimeTimes for Fishing & Hunting
The table shown here is from the PrimeTimes Pocket Calendar. It is a scaled-down, quick-reference version of its parent publication, the PrimeTimes Wall Calendar, which is recommended for those wishing to find more complete data on the best days and times to go fishing and hunting for the entire year. Visit http://www.primetimes2.com/pages/1-home.html for more information.
Sardine thief caught red handed…well sort of..