Chappy Charters Fishing Report

**Dwaynec** · Mar-16-2007, 08:40 PM

Fishing RepÃ³rt For Chappy Charters! March 16, 2007.....

ThereÂ´s a New Sheriff in Town! Life is good in Paradise!

The Fred Hall show was a big success for Chappy Charters. We made a hundred new contacts and talked with a hundred friendly faces! It was great to be around all the new innovations designed for catching us Anglers. IÂ´m looking forward to actually putting them through their paces!
Yesterday was the first time weÂ´ve actually chartered The Newest Addition to the Chappy Charters Fleet! A Brand Spanking New 36 ft. Contender. We idled to CorbeteÃ±a at 35 Miles and hour, passing the normal fleet of Smoking Tugs, like there were in slow motion. Got out to The Rock in just under an hour, We should put a NASA Sticker on this honey!
The YellowFin (YF) Tuna were â€œOff The Hookâ€, Literally off the hook. Tried it all, all day long. Drifting, Trolling, Secret Baits, Kites, Praying, then headed out for Dorados. Shot out to El Banco in 35 minutes and hit the Dorados. Now our other boat Chappy One, went on a Frenzy of 53 to 57 inch Doradosâ€! Boated eleven, then had a 90 inch Sail. Beautiful.....

Dr. Stu a friend of ours, an accupuncturist who gauranteed Craig and Kay that she wouldnÂ´t get sea sick if she took his cure! Dr. Stu came down to Chappys, our Contender half an hour before departure time and did his magic. Check out the pictures. This is innovation at work! Kay couldnÂ´t look at he water without getting sick. This day she was drinking beer, eating sandwiches and dancing that night. Not to mention boating a few nice Mahi Mahi herself. They and their family had the time of their life. Thanks Dr. Stu, IÂ´m sure youÂ´ll be hearing from more clients.

Till next time, Chappy Charters....

**fishnfool** · Mar-16-2007, 08:48 PM

Congrats on the new edition...sounds sweet. Glad to hear you had a good show. Sounds like it's going off down there. Those are some huge "Schoolie" Dodos. Can't wait to see some pics of those.

**bertram31** · Mar-16-2007, 09:01 PM

Hum, maybe with the new boat you will keep a little safer distance from other boats. Remember being twenty feet off the Red Roosters transom, I do.

Jack

**Gmoney!** · Mar-16-2007, 11:12 PM

Originally Posted by bertram31

Hum, maybe with the new boat you will keep a little safer distance from other boats. Remember being twenty feet off the Red Roosters transom, I do.

Jack

Oh oh, Red Rooster owns the spot AND you cannot get within 20 feet of it?

Come on Jack, it was funny

Besides, if they were that close, you could have put your casting skills to work

Anyhoo, congrats on the dodos, and the new seasickness remedy

Those contenders sure can fly.

G

**bertram31** · Mar-16-2007, 11:23 PM

Originally Posted by Gmoney!

Besides, if they were that close, you could have put your casting skills to work

G

No G, I would never cast something at another boat.

What was funny though is when a chummed sardine from one of the deckhands almost landed in some boats cockpit. Yeah that close a hand tossed sardine landing in the cockpit.

Jack

**Nuckin' Futs** · Mar-17-2007, 12:08 AM

Originally Posted by bertram31

No G, I would never cast something at another boat.

What was funny though is when a chummed sardine from one of the deckhands almost landed in some boats cockpit. Yeah that close a hand tossed sardine landing in the cockpit.

Jack

This very interesting. Do all the big fishing boats that come to Mexico chum live sardines in mexican waters? It sounds like a very effective way to attract tuna, is this true?

**The Notorious S.U.A** · Mar-17-2007, 12:14 AM

Originally Posted by Nuckin' Futs

This very interesting. Do all the big fishing boats that come to Mexico chum live sardines in mexican waters? It sounds like a very effective way to attract tuna, is this true?

yes
and they all go home with slammer full of fish because they know what they are doing.

do all the gringo's in mexico think they are gods gift to angling because their trust fund paid for a hatteras?

**frijolitos** · Mar-17-2007, 04:32 AM

Originally Posted by The Notorious S.U.A

yes
and they all go home with slammer full of fish because they know what they are doing.

do all the gringo's in mexico think they are gods gift to angling because their trust fund paid for a hatteras?

NOPE!!! it seems like only the ones from so cal have that attitude, about everybody else seems to appreciate it here a little bit more.

**Gmoney!** · Mar-17-2007, 09:13 AM

Originally Posted by bertram31

No G, I would never cast something at another boat.

What was funny though is when a chummed sardine from one of the deckhands almost landed in some boats cockpit. Yeah that close a hand tossed sardine landing in the cockpit.

Jack

, I was just jokin man, I wouldn't expect anyone to do that sort of thing, that will land you in jail in no time.

Well, I have seen some of those deckies chuck sardines and chovies pretty damn far, more like 20 yards or so, but I get your point.

Anyways, the RRIII pissed off some of the locals, some of the locals pissed off the RRIII, can't we all just get along

George how many tuna did you end up with on that trip?

**The Notorious S.U.A** · Mar-17-2007, 10:37 AM

Originally Posted by Gmoney!

, I was just jokin man, I wouldn't expect anyone to do that sort of thing, that will land you in jail in no time.

Well, I have seen some of those deckies chuck sardines and chovies pretty damn far, more like 20 yards or so, but I get your point.

Anyways, the RRIII pissed off some of the locals, some of the locals pissed off the RRIII, can't we all just get along

George how many tuna did you end up with on that trip?

7 in two days.