Tremendous Fight !!!

Jonathan joined us for an unforgettable two-day fishing trip just before the looming storm, bringing with him an adventurous spirit and a special goal: to catch a giant Dogtooth snapper.

Having personally warned Jonathan that it was a very, very difficult fish to find due to the OVER spear-fishing pressure of large specimens here, he made the decision to book two days to maximize his fishing, and it served him well.

The excitement was palpable as we set out on our first day, the sun shining brightly and the sea calm. Our crew was eager to help Johnathan achieve his bucket list dream, and we spent the day reeling in numerous fish, from vibrant Jack Crevalles to sleek Spanish mackerels. However, despite our best efforts, the elusive "Pargo" remained out of reach.

As the trip was coming to an end, we returned to shore with a mix of satisfaction and determination. Johnathan was undeterred; he was ready to give it another shot. The crew rallied together, strategizing for the next day, knowing that the storm was approaching and time was of the essence.

On the second day, the atmosphere was charged with anticipation. The winds began to pick up, hinting at the impending storm, but we pressed on. After several hours of "Hunting" and battling smaller fish, the moment finally arrived. Johnathan felt a powerful tug on his line, and the battle began. The giant Dogtooth Snapper was no ordinary catch; it fought fiercely, testing Johnathan’s strength and skill.

With the crew cheering him on, Johnathan fought valiantly, his determination shining through. After what felt like an eternity, he finally brought the monster snapper alongside the boat. The sight of that magnificent fish was exhilarating, a testament to his perseverance and the teamwork of our crew.

After taking the time to re-oxygenate this "Jurassic fish", the release was perfect, and this magnificent creature returned to its cave under the amazed eyes of everyone, we headed back to shore, the storm clouds gathered, but the thrill of the catch and the memories made would last long after the rain began to fall.