Jay Murakoshi
07-21-2010, 07:52 PM
Just to add to what was just posted...
I still have two more spots opened for the October trip to Baja. We will be targeting the YFT, dorado and whatever else want's to eat. This time of year, we have mild temperatures and very little wind. The main target is the yellow fin tuna. Reports are that there are some YFT in the area right now but the bigger ones should be in the waters around September and October. If you've never experienced something that will clear your reel, this is the game. I have experienced angler's come back time after time.
I have a link on my web site www.fliesunlimited.com that will describe the trip and the cost.
Now, for the 2011 trips. I have received a number of emails asking me "isn't it too early to sign up and deposit for next year". My answer is NO... you might be on the outside looking in. I already have weeks that are 85% booked, like june 4-11 and June 11-18. I fill the weeks usually with 16 people. The first week in May is wide open for now but I have 6 guys trying to get the group together and decide what week. Some want the first week, some want the second week....I know it's hard to make a decision.
For the "newbie's" I do/will go out in your boat one full day and instruct you on all the techniques you need to know to survive the next 5 days of fishing.
I do have a group of gals from the Golden West Women's Fly Fishing Club coming down in June, so gals see you can join your husband, boyfriend or whatever. Don't stay home or sit around the pool.
If your interested, I will send you a "new" Baja DVD that I made up this year. It's only 15 minutes in length so you won't get too bored.
A word of caution.... there is some mispelling in the video.. it shows los angles and should be los angeles. My wife caught this last night while viewing it. Yeah, after I burn off 100 copies.
Thanks for reading
Jay
I still have two more spots opened for the October trip to Baja. We will be targeting the YFT, dorado and whatever else want's to eat. This time of year, we have mild temperatures and very little wind. The main target is the yellow fin tuna. Reports are that there are some YFT in the area right now but the bigger ones should be in the waters around September and October. If you've never experienced something that will clear your reel, this is the game. I have experienced angler's come back time after time.
I have a link on my web site www.fliesunlimited.com that will describe the trip and the cost.
Now, for the 2011 trips. I have received a number of emails asking me "isn't it too early to sign up and deposit for next year". My answer is NO... you might be on the outside looking in. I already have weeks that are 85% booked, like june 4-11 and June 11-18. I fill the weeks usually with 16 people. The first week in May is wide open for now but I have 6 guys trying to get the group together and decide what week. Some want the first week, some want the second week....I know it's hard to make a decision.
For the "newbie's" I do/will go out in your boat one full day and instruct you on all the techniques you need to know to survive the next 5 days of fishing.
I do have a group of gals from the Golden West Women's Fly Fishing Club coming down in June, so gals see you can join your husband, boyfriend or whatever. Don't stay home or sit around the pool.
If your interested, I will send you a "new" Baja DVD that I made up this year. It's only 15 minutes in length so you won't get too bored.
A word of caution.... there is some mispelling in the video.. it shows los angles and should be los angeles. My wife caught this last night while viewing it. Yeah, after I burn off 100 copies.
Thanks for reading
Jay