The entire crew on the Gamefisher2
are skilled fly fishing guides that
enjoy this sport more than any other
type of fishing. Fly fishing for
billfish is without a doubt the best
bite in the business! It is an
adrenaline rush to see a "lit up
Sailfish" race in close and snatch
the fly.
The crew encourage even novices to
the sport, making it fun and
relatively easy to master the
technique.
Of course the
ultimate challenge for
the serious billfish angler is to go
for the blue marlin bite and release
on the fly. (Tournament
Results)
Top-of-the-line heavy weight fly
rods and reels are available to the
anglers
fishing aboard the Gamefisher2.
The boat is equipped with 14, 16 and
18 weight fly rods, the necessary
equipment to capture larger billfish
species.
Species landed on fly are: Pacific
Sailfish, Blue Marlin. Striped
Marlin & Black Marlin.
Equipment:
We
are equipped with the following
gear:
Rods:
-
Cam Sigler 14 weight
-
Fin-nor one piece 16 weight
-
Three piece Fisher blank custom
built by Biscayne Rods
Reels:
-
Fin-nor left hand retrieve ,anti
reverse
-
Billy Pate model by Tibor right hand
retrieve, anti reverse
-
Able 4.5 right hand retrieve ,
direct drive
-
Able 5.0 right hand retrieve ,
direct drive
We offer flies that
are made in house . They are a type
of tube fly that are simple and seem
to work fine. Hot pink is the most
popular color with the sailfish .
There are several fly lines on the
market now a days that work well .
It is important that they have as
less a diameter as possible and a
minimum breaking strength of 30lbs.
The average shooting head is 30 feet. We cut it back to 15 feet. Most
running lines are 50 feet or more.
We cut it back to 40 feet .
6 /o
“Owner or Gamagatsu” hooks are the
ticket.
100lb. shock leader is recommended.
An 80 lb. butt section is used most
of the time for sails and marlin.
A 20 lb. tippet is recommended.
Anglers are welcome to go as light as
they dare.
Our Mission is to insure each group
a safe and memorable day on the
water while we sustain our fishery
through the use of circle hooks,
hook retrieval and a catch and
release program.

Does the crew
speak English?
Does the boat provide good
food, fresh fruit, drinks ,
bottled water, etc.?
Does the boat have U.S.
Coast Guard required safety
equipment?
Is the charter company insured?
Does the charter company arrange
accommodations and other activities?
Does the boat have a proven record
of fishing success?
(Tournament
Results)
Is the boat equipped with
top-of-the-line fishing gear?
Is the boat always clean, organized
and everything works?
Does the boat have a
private head for the ladies?
On the Gamefisher2 we tick all the
boxes!
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