Captain Duarte Rato: Â Back on Bazaruto!
Coinciding with the launch of FishBazaruto’s new website and online campaign, Captain Duarte rato is back on Bazaruto Island and the tales are streaming in!
We would like to invite you all to check out the new website on http://fishbazaruto.com – the site features Duarte’s Captain’s Log from since 2011 and to read it all in one go will leave you a shivering wreck with the desire to go join Duarte out there on the fringe.
The site contains Duarte’s contact details and 2015 package deals, that are still available. The site also carries photos and information regards the different boat and package options, crew portfolios, a video channel, a gallery and a downloads section where you can grab a desktop that will keep you from working for hours!
So, to fire things up, here’s Captain Duarte Rato coming out blasting with an excerpt from his latest fishing commentaries, from over the last few days, on Bazaruto waters…to read the entire report and to see the pictures, you can click http://fishbazaruto.com/2015/05/06/durban-boys-ma…-bite-bazaruto/…
“First bite on the first day was a huge, probably 30kg plus GT that Bjorn hooked on a Bobara, unfortunately the #50 braid was not enough to stop this fish and after a brief fight it cut us off. We then released a smaller GT, some snoek, cuda, wahoo, queenfish and some reef species. The next day we got some cuda, snoek and bonnies on the spinning tackle, a nice dorado on a jube jube live bait, some YFT on rappies and the highlight of the day was hooking a 150 pound Black Marlin on a jube jube live bait on a cuda trace. Solly had a awesome fight on the TLD 30 tackle but unluckily the fish spit the hooks as it jumped right by the boat. Third day was slower as we decided to go north and found some green pea soup, we did hook another monster GT, this time on a 3 kg jobfish live bait intended for a big cuda but could not stop it. We caught some other smaller live bait and got some cuda and a shark and the boys then had some action on a lot of queenfish, garfish and some other smaller species. The weather was supposed to blow us out on the last day so the boys decided we should rather go and enjoy a braai at Magaruque Island. We left just after 9am and decided to just have a quick spinning session before hopping on the island. What followed was 2 hour of absolute light tackle insanity with queen mackerel. We must have had more than 40 chases, lots of cut off´s and ended up releasing 12 snoek and 2 bonito´s. The trip was finished in a BIG way with a delicious braai and a few dops on the Island!”
Thanks Captain Duarte Rato! Keep up the good work! Read the full story here.
