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Puerto Vallarta fishing report
by PV Sportfishing

Puerto Vallarta fishing Report with Fish In PV
Sportfishing Janurary 18 2008. Hey back at you
with a brand new Puerto Vallarta fishing report well I
said in my last report that the weather was cooling
down but now the Puerto climate is seeing record
lows the fishing has really picked up at the bank this
last week showing life with 40-100 lb yellow fin tuna
100-200 lb striped marlins 100 lb + sailfish and 20-40
lb red snapper! If you want to catch anything over a
100 lbs right now you have to do at least a 10 hour
day. But there is still lots of action on a 6-8 hour day
to el morro or off of the point of punta de mita we
have been catching mahi mahi, red snapper,
roosterfish, mackeral, pompano, and smaller sailfish.
the 2006 luhrs is now a proud member of the Billfish
Foundation and is tagging all billfish which will be
recorded and documented . Here at fish In PV
Sportfishing we want to see our kids and future grand
kids enjoy the Puerto Vallarta fishing as much as we
do. We love catching big Puerto Vallarta fish but if
your not going to eat the meat, then snap a photo
take some measurements and through her back! Lets
keep the Puerto Vallarta waters filled with fish for
more info or more recent report please contact us


Puerto Vallarta fishing Report March 2nd
2008. Hey whats up everyone. We had a little
change of Weather these last couple days the
mornings are heating up again the water is
getting clearer and south of the bay is full of
action jack's, sierra's and red snapper, the
striped marlin and sailfish have headed north of
sellulyta which is great because last week we
had to go 7 miles west of the bank to find some
bill fish thats about 60 miles offshore. The
average size right now is 130 lbs still a hell of a
fight! We caught and tagged 11 striped marlins
last week we had to keep 3 because there
stomach's got tangled but these last couple days
have been great 2 days ago we went out and
saw about 60 of them jumping around casted out
and had a double hook up with 2 120 pounder's
beautiful fish! the fishing is still good north of the
bank a little bigger in size averaging 130-180 lb
striped marlins sailfish, and also smaller 10-40 lb
yellow fin tuna and mahi mahi averaging 3-5 ft.
all around the fishing is great you can do a short
day and get lots of action a half a day and still get
a billfish or full day to the bank and catch bill fish
and something for dinner. here is a e-mail and
photo from Mickey Foreman who went out with on
the luhrs last week.
Just wanted to send a photo of marlin we
caught. We had a great time and will book
again next time back. Both Steve and Freddy
were great let them know I had a great time!
and May try and get down when the blues
and blacks are running.
thanks
Mickey Foreman
mickyf@telus.net
Fish In PV Sportfishing specializes in catching
Puerto Vallarta fish period. If you want to catch
small game fish and get alot of action we will put
you on the fish if you want to catch trophy billfish
we will put you on the fish contact us for more
Puerto Vallarta fishing info anytime!

Puerto Vallarta fishing report June 5 2008.
well the tides have been shifting and the fish are
all over the place. right off the point has been very
solid this last week with sailfish averaging
70-110-lbs, mahi mahi, and red snapper. It is a
great season when you can go for a short 6 hour
day and still catch a sailfish and something for
dinner. Now if you want to get into some yellow fin
tuna they are little further out you need to hit north
of corbetena or the banks but if you get out there
it's boiling hot there jumping all over the place.
We also spotted a some nice Black marlins last
week also north of corbetena we did not get a bite
but it's a great sign that their out there already and
I bet anyone the first nice rain we get we will be
reeling in those nice 500lb billfish soon after!
that's all for now if you need some more info or a
more recent Puerto Vallarta fishing report please
contact us and we will send you a fresh report and
recent photos of last weeks catch.

Puerto Vallarta fishing report June 19 2008
well it has been wide open this last week
corbetena is still red hot with yellowfin tuna,
smaller blue marlin, sailfish, and mahi mahi. The
tuna have been biting blue and red and white
cedar plugs and sardines. We are also using live
google eyes, black and purple lures we are
hoping to bring in the first big 200+ tuna this
week we caught a 90 lb last week which is the
biggest so far this season but the 10-30 lb
yellowfin are biting every day we have been
averaging 15-25 footballs each trip to corbetena!
The bay has been wide open also with smaller
mahi mahi red snapper, jack crevalle the
occasional sailfish, and smaller 5-15 lb tuna lots
of action either way you go. The weather well it's
definitely getting hot the humidity has gone way
up since we just had a full week of rain but when
the rain falls the water heats up and then we start
to see those 300+ tuna's and 500 + marlins this
last week we brought in a nice 350 lb blue marlin
but have not caught anything over 200 since but I
bet we will dock the first 500+ marlin and 200+
yellowfin tuna before June comes to an end and
they will only get bigger after that. For a more
recent report please contact us and we will send
you a recent report and recent photos of what we
have been catching.
Puerto Vallarta fishing report August 9 2008
. Back at ya with a fresh Puerto Vallarta fishing
report by Fish In PV Sportfishing. The fishing
has been great the tuna's are gradually getting
bigger and the first 100+ lb yellow fin tuna of the
season was caught last week so it's safe to say
the cow's are coming! for those of you that
dream about catching a huge yellowfin tuna you
want to get down here middle of September
through October that is the best time to catch
300 + tuna's last season the biggest tuna we
caught was 342 lbs September 27th. This last
week the banks and corbetena has been full of
tuna's averaging size 20-40 lbs, sailfish have
been 90-130 lbs, blue marlin, 100-350 lbs, black
100-300 lbs and wahoo 20-50 lbs. both of the
points have been good fishing also if you wan to
say close in you can still catch sailfish, mahi
mahi, smaller tuna, roosterfish, and jacks. if you
would like a more updated report please contact
us info@puertovallartafish.com
Back at ya with a Fresh Salt water Puerto
Vallarta fishing Report. November 2nd 2008.
The black marlins have grown rapidly these last
2 weeks in numbers and in size we tagged a 500
+ and 300 + got tangled in the line so we had to
bring it From the bank Sunday what a fish We
were not doing anything to tricky just trolling with
live bait and lures. We also found a nice dirt line
and filled the rest of the day casting for dorado's
and brought home a feast you find the right spot
right now and you can catch as many dorado's as
you can handle and remember Fish In PV
Sportfishing now offer's a freezer service located
right here in the marina so you can bring your
fresh dorado steaks back home if you like! the
cow season has been slow these is normally the
time of the year when everyone is bragging about
the big tuna I caught We have seen 2 300 + cows
and about a 1/2 dozen 200+ this season which is
very rare for Puerto Vallarta but that's fishing.
The bay is full of jack's bonita's smaller Dorado,
Needle fish, and red snapper. so even on a short
day you can get alot of smaller action which is
pretty normal in Puerto Vallarta or go for a half
day off the point Where We have been catching
sailfish, Dorado, and striped marlin for a more
recent Puerto Valalrta fishing report please
contact us info@puertovallartafish.com

December 4th fishing report
We went out last friday 12/4/08 just for a short
day about 8 miles past the point off of punta de
mita We left the marina vallarta about 7:30 am
We reached the fishing grounds about 8 am
great day clear sky's sun was out water was calm
We could not ask for a better start weather wise
by 8:30 am We had hooked up with the first
dorado the dorado bit on a lure while we were
trolling while dan reeled in the first one another
dorado hit dead bait on another line so We had a
double hook up to start the day. about 15 minutes
alter We hooked another dorado the dorado are
red hot right now also around 10 am We got
another bite this time it was bigger hooked a
nice sailfish on dead bait about 100 lbs afer that
We caught a few more small dorado's and called
it a day total for the day 6 dorado's and 1 sailfish
not bad for a 6 hour day.
Puerto Vallarta fishing FISHING REPORT:
DECEMBER 1, 2008
WATER TEMP: 85F AIR TEMP:65-85F
SPORT FISHING ENTHUSIASTS ENJOYED THE
THREE DAY CHALLENGE OF THE 53RD PUERTO
VALLARTA SPORT FISHING TOURNAMENT (PEZ Y
VELA), NOVEMBER 12-15TH. WINNER IN THE
MARLIN CATEGORY WAS A 303 POUNDER
(133KG)! THE 46 POUND (20KG) MAHI AND 144
POUND (63KG) YELLOWFIN TUNA WON THEIR
RESPECTIVE CLASSES AND THE LARGEST SAIL
TAKEN WEIGHED IN AT 98POUNDS (43 KG). JUST
OFF THE POINT OF PUNTA MITA ON THE
NORTHEND OF BANDERAS BAY THE FISHING HAS
BEEN CONSISTENTLY RELIABLE FOR LOTS OF
MAHI, FOOTBALL YELLOWFIN, AND SAILFISH.
LAST WEEK, THE SIRENA SPORTFISHING CREW,
ON A 10 HOUR TRIP, SUCESSFULLY TAGGED AND
RELEASED AS MANY AS 7 SAILFISH IN THE 65-100
POUND RANGE. SAILFISH ARE HITTING DEAD BAIT
WHEN TROLLING BUT THEIR PREFERRED “TAKE-
OUT”, IS FLYING FISH; SO THE RIGGED GOGGLE
EYES WITH PINK AND GREEN SKIRTS MAKE AN
EXCELLENT ALTERNATIVE MENU OFFERING.
SURFACE-FEEDING, MAHI AND SAILFISH ARE
HAMMERING LIVE BAIT AS WELL.SIRENA’s CREW
SPOTTED THE FIRST STRIPED MARLIN OF THE
SEASON AT CORBETENA ON A RECENT TRIP BUT
TAGGED 3 MARLIN AND SAILS FOR THE DAY.
BOATS AROUND EL BANCO, SINCE THEN, ALSO
ARE REPORTING MORE SIGHTINGS OF STRIPERS.
THESE EARLY SIGHTINGS BODE WELL FOR THE
COMING SEASON FOR GREAT SPORT FISHING IN
PUERTO VALLARTA. THE SPINNER DOLPHINS ARE
TRAVELING WITH GOOD SIZE YELLOWFINS .SLOW
TROLLING WITH LIVE “SKIPPIES” (JACKS) AND
LOTS OF TEASERS BRINGS FISH UP. CHANGING
TO FASTER TROLL SPEED USING DEAD BAIT AND
LURES ALSO WORKED WELL WITH MAHI AND
SAILFISH.
THE WATER IS CLEAR BLUE, CLEAN AND WARM.
THE WEATHER IS FINALLY COMFORTABLE AND
FOLKS ARE BRINGING IN FISH EVERYDAY.
ROOSTERS AND JACK CRAVELLES ARE WORKING
THEIR WAY NORTH AND A DAY ON THE WATER IS
BETTER THAN ANY DAY AT WORK! PLAN A DAY
OR MORE FISHING WITH THE EXPERIENCED CREW
OF THE SIRENA, AND….REMEMBER TO TAG AND
RELEASE ALL BILLFISH TO HELP PRESERVE THE
STOCKS FOR THE FUTURE ENJOYMENT OF ALL.
Puerto Vallarta fishing Report by DAN
GILMARTIN for more info on Puerto Vallarta
fishing charters Please contact us
info@puertovallartafish.com




Puerto Vallarta fishing report 2/25/2009
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Hello world here is a another fresh Puerto Vallarta
fishing report We went out on the luhrs yesterday
with captain Steve and crew Freddy and Mario.
We left the docks at 5 am and heading out past
the banks for yellow fin tuna, right when We
arrived by Islands the tuna's were boiling We got
a double hook up with a couple gogle eyes's, 1
got away but Dan reeled in a nice 40 lb football,
The next hook up Captain Steve Casted in some
live bait and Hooked another nice tuna and then
boom another double hook up 2 more yellow fins
about 50-60 lbs! After that catch, We drove
around in a cricle and starting drifting into the
school of tuna and hooked up another 60 punder!
Next Dan was up again and this time Hooked
probable the biggest tuna of the day after fighting
it on 50 lb test for about a 1/2 hour He reeled it in
and We decided to start trolling for dorado. about
a 20 minutes later We had a bite it was a huge
60 lb dorado as the Dorado got closer to the boat
We noticed there was another dorado right
behind the one We had hooked so Freddy casted
some live bait and and again We had a double
Hook up We have been eating alot of dorado so
we released one and brought one home. after
that We headed back it was great trip and We
brought home alot more then supper. We heard
on the radio there was alot of dorado action off
the point of punta de mita also so all the boats
had a great day staying inside or going all the way
out! click here to see more photos from
2/24/09 Puerto Vallarta fishing trip.

Fishing report: march 19th, 2009 the mantra for
february and march puerto vallarta sportfishing
aboard the sirena was "find the bait&.and you will
find the big game fish following this philosophy,
off-shore trips reaped excellent catches overall.
The seasoned sirena captain, steve torres, was
running out northwest from the bay of banderas,
50-60 minutes off punta mita to the islands. The
best days brought in striped marlin, big mahi and
yellow fin tuna in the 50-70 pound range. A 125
pound, short- fin, mako made for an exciting catch
on a spinning rod at el banco one late afternoon.
Day time temperatures in the low to mid 80s(f)
have brought warm, calm seas with light afternoon
breezes. Bait has been on the surface bringing
the big game to the surface. With water
temperatures getting closer to 80(f) the black and
blue marlin are moving back in the area along
with larger size yellow fin tuna. For off-shore
fishing trips plan a minimum of 10-12 hours with a
6 am departure to get west of el banco for the
best opportunity to catch your prize. Our able first
mate, fredy rodriquez will help you board your big
tuna or mahi or tag& release the bill fish to
preserve the stock. Plan 4-8 hours for an inshore
fishing trip leaving the dock by 7am to get to
smaller tuna's rooster fish, spanish mackerel,
jacks and red snappers reeled in just off punta
mita and its coves. Humpback whales are leaving
on their northward migration highway but there are
still plenty of dolphins, sea turtles and mantas
answering natures call in the bay. A day of fishing
is the prescription for a bad economy;a day to just
8220;forget about it! Remember the summer
months are prime big game fishing time for giant
tuna and bill fish so get down here and catch your
puerto vallarta game fish. Click here for more info
on the sirena boat puerto vallarta fishing report by
dan gilmartin.
Click here for more info on the sirena boat
Puerto Vallarta fishing report: BY DAN GILMARTIN

Puerto Vallarta fishing report 4/10/09 We went out
for a short day on the sirena yesterday just to
catch some dinner We heard there was a huge
school of dorado's/mahi mahi a little north of the
point so we heading out around 7 am We
reached the fishing grounds about 8 am and there
were Dorado's jumping all over the place not to
big in size but We were not looking for size
yesterday just some tender meat so we starting
jigging and casting live bait and one after another
boated about 20 Dorado all about 10-20 lbs after
that we made some fresh ceviche then heading to
shore for a mahi barbecue. The striped marlins
and sailfish are still hitting hard north of the bank
the marlins are averaging 100-175 lbs and the
sailfish are averaging 80-120 lbs. Inside the bay
there are lots of jack crevalle, grouper, and
rooster fish. So if you want to catch big game fish
you need a 10-12 hour day on 8 hour day you can
catch as many Dorado's as you can handle and
the shorter day in the bay You will get lots of
action. but the big season is coming and those
cow tuna's and big marlin will be here in June! for
more info on the Sirena boat and crew click here.


Puerto Vallarta fishing report 04/21/09
Puerto Vallarta the fishing has been great nothing
to big in this fishing season but everything is out
there sailfish, dorado, striped marlin, roosterfish,
smaller tuna, and jack crevalle. if you want to
catch dorado, there are huge schools north of the
point and the sailfish have been running in the
currents north of the bank same with the tuna,
inshore we have been catching jacks and
roosterfish. the Big Puerto Vallarta season is
right around the corner You can feel the early
mornings are heating up and as the weather
heats up so does the water and that brings in the
huge tuna and 500 + marlins will start to show up
as well, the past 5 years the biggest tuna was
361 lbs we are hoping to beat that and the world
record this season! We our having our annual
tuna and marlin tournament coming up in July this
is the same tournament that Captain Steve won
the year before last on the sirena with the record
braking black marlin. We are hoping to beat that
record this year as well! Everyone is very excited
to see what how big the fish will be this season
2007 was definitely better then it was in 2008 for
yellowfin tuna we caught a lot of tuna 200+ but the
300 + cows were nowhere to be found we
docked 4 total all season which is very rare so
We are really looking forward to this high season
and bringing cow town back. for more info on the
record braking Sirena boat and Captain
click here


Puerto Vallarta fishing report 05/15/09
Sailfish Frenzy! We took out Bobby, Charles,
Mike, and Keith yesterday on the 2006 luhrs, the
Sirena With Captain Steve and crew Freddy and
Marcos. What a day right when We got around
the point of Punta de mita We spotted a nice
sailfish Marcos ran to the front of the boat casted
out some live bait and boom We had a sailfish
on Keith was first and did a great job reelled in a
nice 100 lb sailfish in about 15 minutes next we
found a nice school of dorado feeding off a small
tree branch floating about 10 miles north of the
point We caught 4 back to back enough to make
some fresh ceviche for lunch then We decided to
go and catch some more sailfish! We started
heading further north by guayabitos but the
conditions were so nice the water was like a lake
You could see for miles about a 30 minutes later
Captain Steve saw a couple sailfish sun bathing
about a 2 miles away from us he speeded up the
Sirena and 2 seconds later we were right on top
of them but could not get a bite on 50 lb test so
We tried with a 40 and boom the bigger sailfish
hit and hit it hard within seconds You could see
this beautiful fish fighting and jumping about 20
yards from the boat what a show! Mike nailed it
though reeling in this 98 inch sailfish like a true
pro it only took him 20 minutes to land it which is
not so easy on 40 lb test. We kept trolling north
following the birds and dolphins keeping a look
out for sailfish as we were trolling a nice striped
marlin hit a lure Captain Steve hit the throttle and
hooked a nice striped marlin about 120 lbs. After
that it was slow We did not see anything but
dolphins for a couple hours then just like that We
spotted about 5 sailfish jumping and swimming
Marcos hooked another one this one was bigger
then the first 2 though a nice female about 130
lbs after that we spotted a school of jacks picked
up a nice triple hook up and then called it a day.
but what a day 5 dorados,3 jack crevalle, 3
sailfish, and 1 striped marlin! You cant do much
better then that. For more info on the Sirena boat
and Captain Please click here or give us a call
Our US line is 785-640-7753 e-mail
info@puertovallartafish.com until next time
tight lines!
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Puerto Vallarta fishing report 6/5/09
The fishing is wide open in Puerto Vallarta right
now the water temps are up and so are the fish.
The Puerto Vallarta fishing season has started
off strong this last week there have been huge
dorado and sailfish coming in south then moving
out north along the coast along with the tides so
some day's the sails and the mahi mahi have
been right off the point almost inside the bay we
went out for a short 6 hour day today and caught
8 dorado’s one that was 56 lbs. The bank has
started to heat up with blue marlin, and smaller
yellow fin tuna in the 50-100 lb rangeit was cold
for about a week but its good to see some signs
of the big girls So either way You go You are
going to get into some big game fish! for more
info on Puerto Vallarta fishing please contact us
or click here to see more info n the boat and
crew. or give us a call Our US line is
785-640-7753. www.puertovallartafish.com
Puerto Vallarta fishing report 6/11/09
Boiling Blue marlins
The boys went out today in the 2006 luhrs
Captain Steve took out his cousins marlin fishing
they tagged 4 and boated 1 blue marlin. all
ranging from 300-350 lbs. The hot spot was
about 5 miles short of the bank. "9am- 2pm We
were hooked up" the marlin were striking one
after another they the 2nd and 3rd caught on a
double hook up they were hitting all lures no bait
trolling fast at a little above 10 knots with pink
and blue, purple and black and lime green black
bart lures with 80 lb test . and they hit them all
We had 8 strikes in total. it is becoming high
fishing season everything is out there yellow fin
tuna, marlin, saifish, and dorado, for more info
on the boat and captain please click here. or
contact us

Puerto Vallarta fishing Report July/22/09
the weather is really heating up we are getting
about an hour of tropical storms everyday
around 9 pm which is making for humid day's
and water temps are up to 85 at some hot spots
We went to the bank yesterday clean water but
no bite so We headed north and about 10 miles
from the banks found a nice boil of smaller
30-50 lb Yellowfin tuna jumping all over the
place thats not all that We found after boating 3
tuna's Freddy spotted a sailfish about a 1/2 a
mile south so Captain Steve hit the throttle and
30 minutes later we had tagged a nice 110 inch
sail, not 5 minutes after that Freddy had hooked
another 1 this one was smaller about 90 inches,
after that we headed back to the tuna boated 3
more and called it a day. The tunas are biting
live bait new big secret just need to get far
enough out to find the boils, the fish are just
going to get bigger from now until the end of
December high season for 500 + black marlins
and 300+ Yellowfin tuna September and
October the bank and Corbetena will be hot with
huge game fish. Puerto Vallarta is holding its
annual marlin and tuna tournament this August
13th with over 10,000 dollar grand prize for tuna
and marlin for more Puerto Vallarta tournament
info please contact us
info@puertovallartafish.com or give us a call
Our US line is 785-640-7753.
Puerto Vallarta fishing report Aug/7/09 as
the weather heats up here in Puerto Vallarta the
fishing conditions could not get any better the
seas are calm, warm and blue, corbetena and
the bank are hot with smaller tuna in the 60-100
lb range we are still waiting to see a tuna bigger
then 200 lbs but I bet it will happen before the
tournament that will be held on the 13th, this is
the time of the year when fishing is good for
everyone the professional anglers looking for a
trophy and the beginners that just want a billfish
or something with some size, El morro a big
reef 22 miles offshore has been hot with
roosterfish sailfish, and mahi mahi, we even
caught a nice sailfish about 3 miles off the point
last week so inshore fishing is definitely worth it
this time of the year, especially if you like fly
fishing rooster, mahi, and sails is a fly fishing
favorite in Puerto Vallarta, deeper offshore the
bigger blue marlins are still hitting the average
blue has been 200-350 with one 440 lb caught
last month on the sirena, there has also been
word of bigger black marlins but none have
been caught yet until next time tight lines.

August 15th
Hello world back at ya with fresh Puerto Vallarta
fishing report we had our anuual Marlin and
tuna tournament last weekend at the new
Marina in La Cruz it was a great turnout for the
tournament with 52 boats in the competition
this year. Captain Steve and Freddy did it
again taking Home 1st place catch and release
on The Sirena raising 6 sailfish in 1 day. Steve
and Freddy have now Won countless
tournaments in PV, Cabo, mazatlan, Cancun,
and also hold the record for largest Marlin ever
caught in Puerto Vallarta tournament, together
they have become one of the most well known
crew's in Mexico and when asked in a
interview after the tournament after all these
years how do you guys do it how do always stay
on top? both replied "I just love catching big
fish" 1st place Marlin was 305 Kilos 2nd was
300 kilos, 1st place tuna prize was 107 kilos
caught on the 2007 luhrs with Captain Hector,
and 2nd place Yellow fin tuna was 102 kilos
caught by the Captain of the albemarle, David
Chora.
September 2 fishing report Puerto Vallarta
fishing report. the bank is hot with black marlin
and Corbetena has been the hot spot for tuna
the bigger blacks are starting to show up and
the boys caught 2 400 + Yesterday the
yellowfin tuna is day to day averaging 40-200
lbs. Between the rocks and el morro is still
producing big mahi mahi and sailfish, "in other
words the fishing is great"due to the slow
economy not lots of boats are going out so
normally this time of the year you will see 10
boats at the same fishing grounds right now
you'll likely only have to share the hot spots with
1-3 boats! Inside the bay is still great for fly
fishing and smaller action mahi's, roosterfish,
needle fish, and red snapper for all You cow
Hunters we are still waiting to see the first big
girl in the season dont get me wrong 220 lbs is
still a big fish but 350 is alot bigger! for more
info please contact info@puertovallartafish.com



September 20 Puerto Vallarta fishing report
the tides have changed and the fish have moved
north but are still great in numbers
huge Groupers and a nice 700 lb Black Marlin
was caught last week north of El Banco north of
point has been hot with Dorado, and Sailfish,
and if you want Yellowfin Tuna Corbetena is still
the the best place it has been day to day but the
average size has been 40-80 lbs but this is the
season when the 200 and 300 + tuna will start
biting and the 500+ black marlins have already
started it is high season and I bet we will see the
first 300 + tuna in the next coming weeks the
largest so far was just above 200 so we are not
far off, but these 40 lb tuna definitely have the
best meat so tender and great for tuna steaks or
raw Sashimi, for info or a more recent Puerto
Vallarta fishing reports please contact us
info@puertovallartafish.com

Fishing report October/15/2009
Puerto Vallarta fishing for Marlin and yellowfin
tuna. We left the docks at 5 am and reached the
Bank by about 6:45 am, there was bait all over
as soon as we put the lines in the water we
reeled in 5 bonita's rigged them up and starting
trolling, live bait a couple teasers and black and
purple black bart lures, at 8 am we had our first
bite a huge dorado about 50 lbs , 5 minutes later
we hooked a nice 60 lb Yellowfin tuna, then a big
Marlin struck it was a nice blue about 200 lbs we
did not boat it but an hour later we had another
strike this time a nice 400 + lb Black Marlin it
took Mark about 2 hours to pull it in and i was
surprized when he still had enough energy to nail
3 more tuna's after that! What a day we got to
the docks around 6 pm total 1 black marlin, 6
yellow fin tuna and 1 big Dorado! Tournament
season is here and Puerto Vallarta will be
holding its 54th annual marlin and sailfish
tournament November 12th here in the Marina
Vallarta with over $300,000 dollars in prizes we
should have a great turnout. this is the big Puerto
Vallarta fishing season those 500 + marlins, and
300+ tunas you read about are always caught
between September and December we are
always excited to see what record fish will be
pulled out of PV this year! for more info please
contact info@puertovallartafish.com

fishing report October 31 2009
Mahi mahi, yellowfin tuna, sailfish and big black
Marlin it is high season and everything is out
there you can do a short day inside the bay and
still catch a dozen dorado! off the point of punta
de mita you find the right line and the smaller
mahi mahi are jumping in the boat, go a little
further to corbetena and you will find smaller
tuna 40-100lb range sailfish 90-110 lbs
and bigger mahi mahi up to 50 lbs, the bank
has been day to day every day is a little
different we went last tuesday and it was hot
with Wahoo and tuna, the next day just alot of
bait we caught one 240+ yellowfin tuna on El
Matador so the big ones are there you just need
to pick the right day, but if the big tuna cows are
there guaranteed our crew will put You on them!
Puerto Vallarta is holding the 54th annual
sailfish and marlin tournament starting
november 11th with over 400,000 dollars in
prizes plus daily sailfish, marlin, yellowfin tuna,
and mahi mahi jackpots. for more info on the
tournament please email
info@puertovallartafish.com
that is all for now until we catch the next big fish
tight lines.





Largest Marlin day #1 of the Pez vela and Marlin tournament November 12th 2009 385 lbs click here for more tournament news and winners photos
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Puerto Vallarta fishing report November 20th
2009, the bank has really starting
heating up with blue marlin and bigger yellowfin
tuna the average size is 100-120 lbs the biggest
one last week was 267 lbs but we are docking
yellowfin everyday if you have been waiting to
see when the yellowfin were going to be high
season this is it, but you need to make the 50
mile hull to El Banco the tuna are boiling 5 miles
north . the blue marlin are also running at the
bank averaging 300-400 lbs, Marco Sildini went
out last Saturday tagged 2 blues a sailfish and
docked 2 tuna's 100+ click here to see photos
from trip. anyday now we will start seeing the
schools of the big cow tuna. until the next big fish.
for a more detailed report please contact
info@puertovallartafish.com

Puerto Vallarta fishing report
December - 20 - 2009
Merry Christmas everyone
The humidity is dropping and the Puerto Vallarta
weather is perfect, between 81- 85 F. We have
been having a great December. Yellowfin tuna
have been boiling at Corbetena and the Bank no
big cows but the 50-100 lb range are jumping all
over the place captain Steve boated 31 in 1 day
last week. The bigger Blue Marlin have been
the big story at Corbetena average size has
been 180-300 lbs largest caught last week was
731 lbs on the Sirena fishing at El Banco, the
Striped Marlin have been further a little south of
El Banco where the water cools a little closer
inshore sailfish and Mahi Mahi and closer off the
point has been lots of roosterfish and also Red
Snapper for Puerto Vallarta bottom fishing. for
more Puerto Vallarta fishing info Please contact
us

Puerto Vallarta fishing Janurary -1-2010
Captain Steve Torres has been putting the boat out
daily for extreme offshore hookups of Sailfish, Blue
and Black Marlin and more Yellowfin than you can
hold in your coolers. Hooked and Released this past
week were a 650 lb. Blue and a 700 lb Black Marlin.
At El Banco, the tuna catch has been off the hook in
the 50-250 lb. range. A real nice Alice Tuna weighing
240 lbs was caught by angler, Dan Gentles from New
Jersey , Christmas Week. Don’t see those too often!
There is plenty of Dorado/Mahi for the taking in a
wide range of weights- more than enough to make a
good day of fishing. Inshore, you can usually hook up
Roosters, Toros (Jack Cravelle), Bonita, Spanish
Mackerel, Snappers and Skippies. The tuna have
been sticking around due to cooler water temps this
season. El Nino or climate change- don’t know but it
makes for great fishing days this month!
On December 18-19, boat Owner Dan Gilmartin; son,
Cory Gilmartin; and Dan Gentles took an overnight
trip to El Banco from the dock at Paradise Village,
Nuevo Vallarta. After hooking up bait of Skipjack and
Bullet Tuna in the Bay of Banderas we were off to
chase the Yellowfin at El Banco. Arriving at 8:30am,
they began the slow troll. By 9:00 am we had the first
Yellowfin strike and reeled in a 90 pounder. By the
end of a crazy day we hauled in 9 Yellowfin Tuna with
a total weight of 640 pounds! This was a Top Ten
Day for Captain Steve and First Mate, Freddie on the
Sirena. The catch had to be unloaded at Punta Mita
by 11:00pm so the boat would have room for more!
By 4:30am, Sirena was fast trolling lures and brought
up a Marlin by the time we hit El Banco. A beautiful
sunrise and perfect bay weather presaged another
perfect day. Lots of birds working north landed us
right in Tuna territory. The Bullet Tuna bait worked
best and by 2:00pm another 14 Yellowfin Tuna were
boated. Dan Gentles was renamed “THE TUNA-
NATOR” by the crew! He landed 80% of the catch, all
standing up, with the hat-trick, 245lb Alice Tuna --the
last hook-up of the day on the way in. Folks, that’s
1,400 pounds for 23 tuna caught in two days! This
trip was TEAM WORK at its best!
The experienced team of Captain Steve and First
Mate Freddie are a wonder to watch in action. It’s a
well orchestrated show from running the boat, finding
the fish, handing the rods off, and boating the catch.
Remember that memories of a Great Fishing Trip for
more info please contact us.

Steve and Freddy
Dan Gilmartin
Small Puerto Vallarta fishing report Jan - 28 -10.
Sailfish, Blue, and striped Marlin and mahi mahi are
boiling north of point of punta de Mita and
Cortebetena We went out yesterday and nailed 12
mahi's and a sailfish right off the point the bigger
Yellowfin tuna are still boiling but way out past the
bank so if you want to get into tuna now is the time
but you need a full day 60 70 miles offshore but if you
hard core tuna angler it is definetly worth it. The
Billfishing is incredible this time of the year even
though the bigger Black marlins are not here right now
the smaller 100-250 lb Blue marlins and the 100-200
lb Striped Marlins about 22 miles from the Marina so
you don't need a 12 hr day to get a nice Billfish.
Puerto Vallarta fishing report 02/15/10
We are at the time of the year when the
bigger tuna's and black Marlin have
moved for warmer water this is the
season for Sailfish, Striped Marlin,
Roosterfish, Grouper, smaller tuna's and
lots of mahi mahi. / Dorado.
We went out for a 8 hr day first thing we
saw when we reached the north side of
the point was a nice sailfish sleeping on
the surface more then a mile offshore
Freddy tossed him a nice goggle eye
breakfast burrito and we had our first
hook up of the day, We started trolling
about an hour later and around noon a
nice Striped Marlin took a bb lure trolling
along the northshore, the Sail was about
2 hours when the captain spotted a big
90 lbs and the marlin about 130 lbs after the marlin it was quiet for about
School of mahi mahi Freddy starting casting bait after bait and had 3
triple hook up biggest being about 35 lbs, it was
great day total 9 Mahi mahi's striped Marlin and
1 Sailfish. for more fishing info please contact us




Puerto Vallarta fishing report
March / 06 /2010
Captain Steve Torres Has been on a
tuna hunt even though it is late season
Captain Steve found a great boil of
Yellowfins but way offshore about 20
miles past the El Banco so it is about a
70 mile run from the Marina Vallarta.
We left the docks last Tuesday a little
before 4 am hit the fishing grounds
about 7 am, and right as we
approached the Island we saw a nice
flock of birds and smaller tuna’s
“jumping just like the other day”Captain
Steve “said smaller tunas jumping early
and the big bite in the afternoon after
2pm” We had a first hook up after
about 15 minutes drifting and casting
live bait, nice little footballs about 30-40
lbs great Sashimi to start off the day,
after we boated the first tuna we caught
up with the School and as soon as we
starting drifting again, there was
another bite then another then 1 more
all about the same l.size 30 -50 lbs that
got everyone’s blood going we kept
catching one after another with 1 more
triple hook up, then at about 2 pm we
decided to get a little further away from
the Island and try for the bigger tuna’s

We drove about a mile Captain Steve spotted some birds and we were back on top of them. Then we all saw a
big splash in the water behind us much bigger then we had seen all day and 5 minutes after that we were hooked
up again this Yellowfin had a little more size about 120 lbs to top the day, total count eleven Yellowfin tuna’s-30-
60 lb range and one that was about 120 lbs. check out our latest promo fishing video here and we will also have
a Online March fishing report video coming soon, email us at info@puertovallartafish.com for more info about
Puerto Vallarta fishing or for a more recent Puerto Vallarta fishing report


Puerto Vallarta fishing report
March / 21 / 2010
Captain Steve Torres does it again
catching a huge black Marlin in March!
Every Angler in Puerto Vallarta is asking
themselfes have the big Puerto Vallarta
fish arrived early? It would not be a
surprise with late tuna bite still boiling at
El Banco and a now this huge black
Marlin caught at el morro that this is
definitely going to be a interesting
Puerto Vallarta sportfishing season.
The guys heading out a little after 7 am
for a short 6 hr day we went in between
the rocks at Islas marrietas and El morro
fishing for Jack Crevalle and Roosterfish,
when captain Steve Spotted a big fin
popping out of the water he trolled to the
direction where he had saw the fin going
and boom around 9:30 am We had a
big hook up! which ending up being
almost a 6 hour fight with a 638 lb Black
Marlin! The Marlin bit a live bait bullet
tuna on a Tiburon 30 Reel and Calstar 58
graphite Rod at El Morro. If that is not a
test for fishing gear I don't know what is?
After the hook up first on the reel was
client Gennelly Wall She put up a good
fight for about an hour then passed the
rod along to Tomas Pisker. " the Marlin
was jumping and diving I was tired out"
Tomas put up great fight for 2 hours then
it was up to the crew 2 hours later the
marlin took its final leap and was tangled
in the line so we had to pull him in total
time 5 1/2 hours on a Tiburon 30 reel
aboard the Ana Maria Cabo Yacht.
PV Sportfishing Strongly Promotes and encourages catch and release on all billfish so we can keep our
fishing paradise for years to come here is a video example for tag and release so you can still bring in the fish
take a great photo and release!

Puerto Vallarta fishing Report
The Yellowfin tuna are still boiling in
Puerto Vallarta but way offshore 20
miles past El Banco right off the
islands We hit the fishing grounds
about 9 am March 29th anticipating
a late afternoon bite since there was
big full moon the night before.
There were 2 boats already at the
fishing grounds birds were
everywhere but no bite. We starting
drifting with a big shool and about
11 am it was like Christmas yellowfin
boiling and circling everywhere! We
had our first hook up shortly after
11 am. Scott Allen's son was up and
he reeled in the first Yellowfin of the
day in about 20 minutes it was
about 100 lbs. 15 minutes past and
We had our 2nd hook up of the day
this time Dad Scott Allen was on the
reel pulling in another 100 pounder,
after that we caught up with the
herd and it was bite after bite
totalling in 7 Yellowfin tuna's all
about 100 lbs with one that was
about 125 biting live Goggle eye
Bait. Inside Banderas bay inshore


fishing there are Jack Crevalle everywhere on north side of the bay all the way up to punta de mita also biting live bait so if
your going fishing inside the bay right now bring extra bait and You can catch as many Jacks as you want! More info
Puerto Vallarta fishing report Video
March 2010
We had a great March and believe
that the fishing will stay about the
same through April except the tuna
will be bigger in size, with also the +
of more sailfish migrated in. all of
March was pretty consistent Yellowfin
tuna offshore, a couple striped
Marlins at corbetena one Black Marlin
right off the point and the bay was
pretty much full of jack crevalle and
roosterfish we will also probable see
more mahi mahi schools in
the upcoming weeks. everything has
been bting biting on live bait nothing
to tricky drifting with the Yellowfin tuna
and trolling and for Marlin. we were
lucky with the 638 lb Marlin this will
happen every so often but normally
the bigger black Marlin will start biting
consistently in July. the big story this
month was Yellowfin tuna!! Here is a video report from 4 trips in March 2010 Enjoy! For more info please contact
us info@puertovallartafish.com
Puerto Vallarta fishing report April 21st
2010
The water is started to warm up and we
found some nice currents between 80-82
almost perfect for black Marlins
so expect to see some 500+ Marlins
coming out of Puerto Vallarta
in the next couple weeks, right now
surprisingly the Striped Marlin bite is still
going, we picked up 2 small stripers
trolling with 2 teasers, black bart
lures,and dead bait the Marlin hit the
lures between el morro on the way to
corbetena, both were about 80 lbs. we hit
the rock about 11:30 am and it was a
little slow, nice clean water good temps
but no fish? We called on the radio to
see if anyone was catching anything at el
banco same story good temps clean
water no fish? We trolled around for
about a hour then decided to troll on the
same route as we came out and see if we
could get lucky with some more stripers
we trolled for about another hour no bite
Marcos spotted a boui and hooked a
small mahi mahi with live bait, He made
some fresh ceviche and we continued on
the hunt, another hour or so went by and
Captain Steve Spotted a sailfish, Marco
ran to the front of the boat with a spinning
rod and live bait made a perfect cast and
hooked a nice 90 lb sail, The sailfish put
on a great show leaping out of the water


back and forth after that we decided\ to call it a day, total fish count 2 Striped Marlin, Sailfish, and Fresh Mahi mahi for lunch.
Puerto Vallarta Captain Steve Torres takes
1st place Marlin in Topolobampo Mexico
May/30/2010
Captain Steve Torres and the crew of the
Ana Maria do it again, taking home 3 cars
at last weeks 19th annual Marlin
tournament held in Topolobampo Sinaloa
Mexico, catching the largest Marlin since
1997 6 lbs short of the tournament record
415 lbs! The blue beast was caught with
the first 50 wt Tiburon Reels on the Market
custom made for Captain Steve, with 130
lb IGFA Spectra and a 100 yards of top
shot 100 lb Mono Philament Diamond
Momoi. She bit a live Skip Jack trolling a
little before 1 pm. We fished 2 days before
the tournament learning the fishing
grounds. The first morning Captain Steve
found a nice structure at the bottom of the
ocean perfect for big Marlin fishing 4 miles
west of the farallon rock so We decided to
fish that area with live bait the whole
tournament. The first day of the
tournament We released 3 striped Marlins
struck gold I mean blue.
and lost a blue the 2nd day the water temps were a little higher 80.1 and We
Puerto Vallarta fishing report
June/24/10
Well You can really feel the humidity
start to grow here in Puerto Vallarta the
waters temps are up inside Banderas
bay and outside averaging 82-86,
everything is out there right now big
Yellowfin tuna and blue Marlin at El
Banco and closer off the point and El
Morro We have We have been catching
lots of Sailfish, Red snapper and Jack
crevalle, it is a great time to go fishing
in PV you have a chance to catch a
nice billfish on a shorter day and the
tuna’s just keep getting bigger on full
day's outside the bank. for a more
detailed report please contact us at
info@puertovallartafish.com



Puerto Vallarta fishing report
July-01-2010
The Sailfish have moved in even closer
inside banderas bay just a little north of
Bucerias this is a great time of the year
especially for first time anglers who
have never caught a billfish a Sailfish is
a great start and puts on quite a show.
the bay is also producing lots of smaller
grouper 5-8 lbs great to eat. Yellowfin
tuna are still boiling around El Banco
getting a little bit bigger from last week
average size this week is 120-200 lbs .
we also released a nice 300 lb Blue
marlin right outside of Corbetena so its
a good sign the rock is started to show
some life. the Yellowfin tuna are biting
live bait drifting, the blue Marlin bit a
black and purple lure and the Sailfish
have been biting live goggle eye's
casting and dead bait trolling.
for more info please contact
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Fishing Report August 2010
The rain has been tossing around the
ocean and it has been day to day where
you will find the clean water and the big
fish, at the begining of last week the hot
spot was Corbetena producing nice
200/400 lb Blue Marlin
by the end of the week the fish had
moved out past el banco but still in
great numbers with a couple of bigger
black Marlin as well. The guys even had
triple crown day last week fishing 4
miles north of Corbetena in open water
Captain Steve and crew of the Ana
Maria released a Blue 2 stripers,
and a sailfish while trolling to El banco
to fish for tuna's the tuna bite was also
red hot the crew nailed 6 in about 3
hours all about 40-60 lbs one of the best
day's on water of the year you cant ask
for more. our annual marlin and tuna
tournament is coming up August
12th-14th from what ive heard so far its
going to be a bigger turnout then last
year and the way the fishing is going
right now it should be blast! for more
info please contact us at
info@puertovallartafish.com
www.puertovallartafish.com


August/ 15/10 Puerto Vallarta
fishing report
the guys took 2nd place Marlin
at last weekends tournament
held in La Cruz, Captain Steve
Torres caught the 295 black
Marlin with Live bait the 2nd
day of the tournament for 2nd
place in the Marlin division
owner of the Ana Maria Jmark
Martin was the Angler with
team Tiburon - Captain Steve
Torres and Freddy Rodriguez.
PV fishing has been great!! the
Marlin bite is still hot at
Corbtena and Tuna have been
circling the Bank.
Inshore the Roosterfish have
started to bite again along with
lots big grouper.
for more updated Puerto
Vallarta fishing report please
contact us
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Puerto Vallarta fishing Report
September 08 2010 .
Marlin and tuna Bite, We had
a nice storm over the weekend
that really broke the black
Marlin season wide open the
boys aboard the Ana Maria
relased 4 blacks and boated
one 700+ last week, including
having a triple crown day at El
banco Angler Bradd Owings
caught 1 Striped Marlin, 1
Blue Marlin and the king a 750
+ Black Marlin see in the
photo trying to make final run
for it. show me more photos
Corbetena has been the hot
spot for Striped Marlin it is
very late in season for Stripers
and they are bigger then
normal I would say the
average Striped Marlin in PV
is 120-150 lbs all the ones I
saw last week were around
180 +. The YFT seemed to be
gaining size as well I saw a
handfull last week over 150
and a lot of smaller footballs
30-50 lb range it is a great
time of the year to fishing in
PV You expect light rain early
in the morning on the way out
to the fishing grounds this time
of the year but the way last
week went it is definetly worth
it.
info@puertovallartafish.com

Angler report Larry Haynes.
For years I've had the dream of
catching a 200+lb Cow, but never
dreamed that I would catch a
200+ lber and a 300+ lber in the
same trip!
My wife, son Eric, and I fished with
Captain Steve Torres and Crew
Freddy and Javier on the Ana
Maria
Day 1
Met Capt and crew at the
lighthouse at 0600, did the meet
and greet thing, got food, fuel,
bait and on our way. Hit the rock,
made bait rather quickly and lines
in the water just as fast as the
bait was coming in.
About 0920, and raining like
heck, the first bite was on. Our
son Eric was in the driver's seat
and it was "game on" for the next
hour on a 200+ pound Blue. After
that, things went cold for a couple
hours when the next bite was on.
The battle didn't last long, because the hook either pulled, or the fish spit it out. I just know that it had some real
shoulders on it. A bit later we bagged a 75 lb yellow Tell Me More
Puerto Vallarta fishing Report
September 26 2010
8 Yellowfin tunas 2 big ones, the
Ana Maria reached El Banco
about 8 am and it was wide open
the tuna’s were boiling the guys
caught 6 smaller tunas early in
morning and 2 big girls in the
afternoon after 1pm.
day 2 We hit the Bank about 9
am lots of boats but no bait and
no bite heard on the radio lots of
captains were having the same
problem so We decided to troll
lures. About an hour of trolling at
the bank and there was a big
splash behind the boat a nice
blue Marlin not hooked just
leaping behind the boat it
seriously almost jumped aboard it
had to be running from something
this thing was going nuts one of
the craziest things I’ve ever seen Iwish I had it on film.The bite was very slow at the Bank nothing like the day before and still
no bait so we decided to go back to Corbetena and maybe pick something up on the way, about ½ hr later we had our first
bite a small mahi mahi, about 20 minutes after that a We reeled in a nice Sailfish and released, 30 minutes after the Sailfish
We reached Corbetena lots of bait we caught 4 baits finally and started trolling, about 4:30PM in afternoon we got a big bite
a giant tuna to finish off the day. enjoy the video.
Puerto Vallarta fishing report
October/30/2010
by Angler Brad Sawin
The crew of Ian, his son
Allister, Scott, and myself met
at the marina around 4:45 AM
last Thursday. Captain Freddy
and his crew were already
working, procuring some bait
for the day. We jumped on
board and shoved off from the
marina around 5:20.
We were told that the water at
El Banco wasn't fishable right
now (cloudy and no bait), so
we headed to La Corbetena.
We get to the rock at sunrise,
and we start by pulling a
spread of plastics. Not even 5
minutes after we put the
spread out, the port flat pops.
In the distance, we see a black
marlin tail walking. I grab the
rod and jump in the chair, and
line continues to dump from
the Tiburon 50w.

They use a mono top shot and pack the reel with braid underneath and the fish quickly had us to the braid. The fish went
deep for about 30 minutes and then surfaced for two jumps...it then went deep again. The last 20 minutes or so was a
constant give and take...the fish took line whenever it wanted it seemed. I finally brought her to the boat after about a 50
minute fight. She measured 134 inches from the bill to the tail...(didn't get a measurement from the fork of the tail to the jaw,
unfortunately). The captain estimated her at 500lbs. Tell me More
Puerto Vallarta fishing report
November 20-2010
Big Time Sailfish Bite in PV !!
As the water cools down the fish
have been in different hot spots
around Corbetena or far north
of the point has been
producing alot of Sailfish and
Mahi mahi, We have had a cold
month for Marlin here in Puerto
Vallarta until Yesterday when
the Super panga caught a nice
Blue along with 2 Sailfish. The
Rock/ Corbetena is boiling with
tuna but have been feeding on
Squids so not much of a bite we
caught a hand full last week
biggest one being about a 100
lbs, all late afternoon bites as
soon as they munch all the
squid up the Tuna bite will be wide open in the next couples weeks. Bigger story this week was the Wahoo bite the Ana
Maria boated around a 40 pounder last week great fish to catch probable the best to eat. Inshore fishing has been day to
day lots of smaller action Bonita, Jacks and You can always get lucky and run into a school of Mahi ’s but most Dorado have
migrated to Corbetena as well. So Pretty much everything is out there just day to day what you will catch. the most consistent
speices being Sailfish and Mahi mahi For more info or more updated Puerto Vallarta fishing Report please contact us
Puerto Vallarta fishing
report December 6 and 7
2010
We headed out on a overnight
trip aboard the Ana Maria with
Captain Steve Torres, what a
trip We hit the outer Islands
around 8 am the first day and
had our first hook up about a
hour later first Mark started
reeling her in and javier
hooked another Yellowfin on
the front of the boat it was the
first double hook up of the day
both tuna's were about 100 lbs
, next we had our 2nd double
hook up of the day both a little
bigger in size about 120, Day
2 we circled the Island in the
morning picked up some skip
jacks and starting a slow troll
Freddy Hooked 2 smaller
footballs in the morning about
20 lbs then had a big hook up
around 2 PM this one beat the
rest by far probable around
200+ no official weight but
definetly a fat fish! it was great
2 days on the water perfect
condtions not alot of wind and
big Yellowfin tuna's the big one
bit a skip jack trolling and the
first day we hooking them with
live Goggle eyes, check out full
report with more photos here
or contact us
info@puertovallartafish.com


Puerto Vallarta fishing
report January -05-2011.
Welcome to a new year of
Puerto Vallarta fishing !
Offshore nothing has slowed
down the big Yellowfin tuna
are still boiling at the islands
and averaging over 150 lbs
and up You get 60 + miles
offshore and it is a Tuna
frenzy! Brent Fleming went out
on a overnight trip with
Captain Steve Torres on The
Ana Maria and nailed 11 in
one day the biggest one seen
in photo check out more
photos from this epic fishing
trip here. the bigger Blue and
Black Marlin a have swam for
warmer waters and we are
starting to see more Sailfish
and Striped Marlin both
averaging 70-120 lbs. The
inshore bite has been good
but you still need to make it
out to the point to get alot of
action Snapper, Roosterfish,
and lots of Jack Crevalle. for
more info contact us
Puerto Vallarta fishing
report Jan-10-2011
I cannot say enough about all
the People involved with PV
Sportfishing. I just got back
from a 14 hour day aboard the
Animal House and had a
blast!!! I was supposed to Be
aboard the Sirena but she had
some motor issues, so Damon
upgraded me to the Ana
Maria. Well as we all know
Salt water is hard on boats and
the morning of my fishing day
the Ana Maria also had some
issues so Once again Damon
was on it and Called up the
Captain and Crew of the
beautiful Cabo yacht Animal
House. I think they were
actually asleep when he called
them but they were there in no
time!! After leaving the docks
it seemed like no time we were
already 55 miles offshore and
fishing. The Animal house
hauls! It started off a little slow
but around 12pm we had our
first hook up. Flying the penn
kite the captain hooked onto a
beautiful Yellowfin tuna and the
fight was on!! What incredible
power those fish have! see full
report here

Barra De Navidad Fishing
Tournament January/24/ 2011
Captain Steve Torres and team
ana Maria take 1st place team in
Barra de Navidad tournament
Great week of fishing from start
to finish. We prefished the day
before the tournament checking
out the fishing grounds it was
perfect conditions nice warm
water 80-82 flat blue sea's our
first bite of the day was a small
striped Marlin probable about 60
lbs jmark reeled her in quick and
Freddy pulled the Marlin aboard
for a quick photo and then
released her to be caught later.
Day 1 of the tournament We
headed out aboard the Ana
Maria at 8 am, same great
conditions clean warm water and
alot of stripers about 40 miles
offshore. We had our first hook
up about 11 am Captain Steve
Torres yelled hook up Read more
Puerto Vallarta fishing report
February- 28-11
Its been a up and down month of
fishing here in Puerto Vallarta we
had a couple of wind storms then
everything smoothed out and the
offshore fishing picked up big
time lots of Yellowfin tuna
averaging 100-250 lbs and
Striped Marlins averaging 70-110
lbs. the inshore bite has been fun
expecially for all you fly fishermen
there is alot of Jack crevalle,
Amberjack, and Spanish
Mackeral. to be caught, El morro
has been hot with big African
Pompano and Grouper. the water
is starting to heat up finally and it
will only be a few months until
those big Marlins are back in
fishing season the first Marlin
tournament of the year here in
Puerto Vallarta will be held in La
Cruz Marina July-2011 see info
from last year here
Puerto Vallarta fishing report
March/23/2011
It has been a good month of
fishing here in Puerto Vallarta
the winter is over and we are
starting to feel the heat again
and are seeing lots of warmer
and cleaner water offshore
some days have been better
then others but everything is out
there to catch as long as you
give yourself enough time We
caught 2 Sailfish at the rock last
week also a Striped Marlin at
the bank Zach Morrow did full
day aboard the Ana Maria to
the outer sand banks and caught
a nice 100+ Yellowfin tuna for
his 2nd trip back to Puerto
Vallarta Zach came for the 1st
time in january 2011 click here
to see Zach's first trip.
the Puerto Vallarta inshore bite
has also been either off the north
or south coast everyday has
been different but alot of action
Roosterfish, Jack crevalle,
Spanish Mackeral.
Sander van Veenendaal took
out the Super panga last week
and naled a Huge roosterfish
check out inshore fishing report
here for photos and full report
or contact us

April/30/2011
Puerto Vallarta fishing report with
PV Sportfishing
As the water heats up we will
start seeing more and more
Dorado and Sailfish in the next
couple weeks, the bite has
already started and you can see
the water is cleaning up and
Billfish season is right around the
corner. We caught a nice Sailfish
North of La Corbetena around
100 lbs The Sailfish bit dead bait
trolling about 7 knots.
Roosterfish and Red Snapper
bite was red hot off the point. The
Roosterfish are big in size
averaging 15-30 lbs biting live
bait. The Snappers are big as
well averaging 10-30 lbs. Inside
Banderas bay there is alot of
Smaller action Spanish Mackeral
and Jack Crevalle biting off the
north coast line.
For more updated Puerto
Vallarta fishing report please
contact us


May/12/2011
Puerto Vallarta fishing report
with PV Sportfishing
The month of May is always a
great time for fishing in Puerto
Vallarta. The summer heat starts
to warm up the water, and the big
Puerto Vallarta fishing season
begins. The water temps between
el morro and La Corbetena have
been between 85-87 the last 2
days and the smaller football
tuna's are boiling. average size
this last week has been 15-40 lbs
biting live goggle eye bait slow
troll and casting. tell me more
Puerto Vallarta fishing report -
PV Sportfishing June / 27/2011
The Yellowfin tuna bite is hot
inshore and offshore inshore the
tuna's are biting on the
southside of the bay off the tip of
el faro averaging size 15-30 lbs
offshore 36 miles at Corbetena
is red hot with 20-70 lb Yellowfin
tuna bitting live bait drifting and
fishing with the kite, Black
Marlins are also popping up at El
Banco water temps are between
83- 86 so we are at about prime
season for bigger Black Marlins
to start biting weekly
see full report here.
Puerto Vallarta fishing report
July/12/2011
Hot Marlin and Tuna Bite
Blue and Black Marlin Season is
starting we caught a nice Blue
last week around 300+ also
released 3 Black Marlins at El
banco Both the Black and Blue
Marlins bit live bonita trolling.
The Tuna fishing has been epic
inside and outisde of the bay,
inside the tuna bite has been
early morning. and late afternoon
nice football size 10-30 lbs also
lots of jacks around right now.
outside at el banco and
corbetena the bigger 50-100 lb
Tuna's are boiling it get much
better then this.
Click here
to see full report and more photos
La Cruz Nayarit annual Marlin
and Tuna tournament
July 16 2011
PV Sportfishing comes out on
top this year with our twin 35
Cabo’s taking home 1st and 2nd
place Marlin in this years 5th
Annual Marlin and Tuna
tournament. It was a great
tournament lots of Blue Marlin,
Yellowfin tuna, Sailfish and Mahi
mahi. 1st place Marlin went to
Captain Steve Torres on the Ana
Maria and Captain Luis Ramos
won 2nd place Marlin aboard the
Click here to see full report
more tournament photos
Eastcape Bisbee Marlin
Tournament Report with PV
Sportfishing July/30th
Lots of fish just not to big, with over
60 boats competing this year there
was only 1 marlin that qualified in all
3 days of the tournament, But that’s
fishing you never know when the big
Marlin is going to bite.
Day 1 Great conditions blue flat
seas but we were having trouble
finding the bigger skippies we
wanted for a big Marlin sure you
can catch big Marlin with smaller
bait but you will have much better
luck with bigger baits. Steve Torres
hooked up a nice Blue Marlin
around 1pm but not quite a qualifier
but still a nice fish so Freddy
released her and that was about it
for day 1. Day 2
We had much better luck in the
morning caught 8 big skippies right
off the bat click here to read full
report and see more photos
Puerto Vallarta fishing Report
August/11/2011
Hot Marlin and Sailfish Bite!
Puerto Vallarta fishing does not
get much better then this! lots of
Marlin and Sailfish at la
Corbetena and lots of Sailfish,
Jacks, and Snapper at
Marrietas, and el morro and of
course there is Yellowfin tuna
every where inshore and
offshore. Inshore Tuna's expect
15-40 lb range Tuna's offshore
20-200 lbs We have not seen
any cow's yet but get ready for
some cow tuna reports soon.
Offshore for Marlin has been
150-300 lbs the biggest blue last
week was on the super panga
around 400lbs photos coming
soon. enjoy the video
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Client report August 25 2011
by Larry Haynes
Fished again this year with
Steve and Freddy on the Ana
Maria.
BLUF: Feeling like the second
luckiest guy in Vallarta - caught a
couple cows last year and this
year it was a 622lb Blue Marlin
with Steve and Freddy's help.
Met Capt Steve, Freddy, and our
new amigo Joel at the light
house at 0600. Then it was off to
the rock.
Made it to Corbetena about
0800ish to find poor weather,
more logs and stumps in the
water than you can shake a stick
at (ha ha), and off-colored
water.......BUT, read full report
Puerto Vallarta fishing report
September 2011
its been a great month of fishing
all the big game fish
are here and hungry, the biggest
catches of the month 450 blue
Marlin, 260 lb Black Marlin, 255
lbs Yellowfin tuna, 98 lb Sailfish,
and 53 lb Mahi mahi. its been a
flip of the coin each day which is
going to be better fishing the
Bank or Corbetena, The
Yellowfin tuna have been biting
live skip Jacks and goggle eyes.
Sailfish We have had lots of luck
with dead bait slow trolling in
open water. The Marlin have
also been biting live bait mid
sized skippies. mahi mahi have
been biting live goggle eyes.
The Yellowfin tuna have benn
getting bigger and bigger so
expect some 300+cow reports
soon, and alot more Black Marlin
reports, before last week there
has been lots of blue's but this
last week We have caught 3
blacks all over 200 lbs. We
tagged 1 at El Corbetena 1 at
the bank and 1 more came belly
up after long fight at Corbetena.
Puerto Vallarta fishing does not
get much better then this the only
game fish we are missing right
is Wahoo which normally show
up mid October Puerto Vallarta
will be holding the 55th annual
Marlin and Sailfish Tournament
this November 10th, 11th, and
12th with over $300,000 in
prizes for more info contact
PV Sportfishing
info@puertovallartafish.com


Puerto Vallarta fishing report
October 2011 Cowtown
Great month of fishing inshore
and offshore everything is biting
in Puerto Vallarta every day was
a little different wether We
would catch big Marlin, Cow
tuna, mahi mahi or Sailfish.
Some day’s were easier then
other’s some day’s we just hit
Corbetena and the Tuna’s would
be boiling and others day’s You
had to work hard to find the big
fish. We started and ended the
month with a bang starting out
with Weldon Stanford catching a
200+ tuna on the 1st then
yesterday the boy’s nailed a 250
lb+ Cow Yellowfin tuna to end
the month along with releasing 2
Blue’s over 300 lbs and 1
Sailfish all in a day's work it
definetly sets the tone for a
great tournament coming up on
the 10th of November held here
at the Marina Vallarta with over
$300,000 dollars in prizes.
inshore fishing has also red hot
you can find lots of smaller
footabll size Yellowfin tuna and
also smaller mahi mahi, both
biting on live bait inside the bay.
Click here to see more
highlight photos from October
Fishing in Puerto Vallarta with
PV Sportfishing. or contact us
anytime for updated Puerto
Vallarta fishing report.
The 56th Annual Marlin and
Sailfish Tournament
November 12-2011.
Captain Steve Torres and team
Ana Maria do it again this time
winning at home at the 56th
annual Marlin and Sailfish
Tournament with a 481 lb black
Marlin. The Ana Maria crew
caught Tournament winner the
2nd day of the 3 day tournament
with live bait on a downrigger
trolling the canyons at El
Banco. We started the day at 1
am lost 2 smaller Marlins early
in the morning but it was all
worth it when this 481 lb Black
Marlin hit the decks about 12:30
in the afternoon. Read more
See live video.


Puerto Vallarta fishing report
December/10/2011 Puerto
Vallarta's inshore bite has been
incredible the last couple weeks
Sailfish, Smaller Yellowfin tuna
averaging 10-40 lbs, big
Roosterfish, Grouper,African
Pompano, and Jack Crevalle.
You can expect to catch any one
of these species if not all on a
4-8 hour sportfishing charter
inside Banderas bay. The Puerto
Vallarta offshore bite Corbetena
and the bank have been
producing Marlin and Tuna.
Click here to read full report.
Puerto Vallarta fishing report
January 10 2012
With the weather cooling down
We are seeing lots of changes in
currents and water temps the first
couple day's of the year started
slow with green water but now
the water has cleaned up an is
steady above 70 degrees and
both El Corbetena and El banco
have been producing striped
Marlin, Yellowfin tuna, and
Sailfish, The Striped Marlin have
been biting live bait and lures
slow trolling with teaser's
between 5-7 knots The yellowfin
tuna are biting live bait trolling
and drifting. Inshore off the point
the Roosterfish have been biting
non stop averaging 10-40 lbs.
read more

Puerto Vallarta fishing report
February 2012
We took the Ana Maria offshore for
a overnight charter Jan-31 to
Feb-1st what a trip as soon as We
hit the fishing grounds put the kites
out 2 big tuna's jumped out of the
water 5 minutes later Freddy
hooked a 200 + Yellowfin tuna on a
20 reel Jmark Started reeling her in
and after a couple laps around the
boat Freddy Gaffed the cow and
pulled her aboard the Ana Maria.
While Mark was fighting the big
Tuna the boat had drifted close to
the Island so captain Steve decided
to troll back to where we had
started and on the way a nice
striped Marlin hit a Lure Mark
Reeled the striper in fast and Jaun
pulled her up for a photo then
released . Click here to Read
full report and see more photos .