Jim Kirk did a great job although the fish did not cooperate. No action offshore at all. Inshore was better with a few small baracuda hook ups. We boated 2 plus a small blue runner but that was it. A bit disapointing but that’s fishing.
Jim is a very experienced pilot and worthy of any charter.

First mate Coco was a cool kid. Captain Miguel however made the trip very awkward and uncomfortable 1/2 way thru w an angry and defensive rant. He thought we were being sarcastic about the fish he caught when I responded with the word “really”, but we weren’t at all. We tried to explain this to him (and the owner after the trip) but did not receive any apologies from either one for the way we were treated for the rest of trip.  My wife and I spent the entire second half of the trip trying to appease Miguel and explain the misinterpretation of the intent of the word ‘really’ but instead we were left feeling very disappointed about the trip.  My wife and I have taken charters all over the Caribbean and Mexico and I am an avid fisherman who owns a charter service myself and we have never been treated in this manner.  It’s too bad because we really respect all fisherman and just wanted a fun day on the water.

I have fished many locations in the carribean and this ranks pretty low. Love the destination and the people. Most better fisheries, the guides know where the fish are at different times of the year. Granted it is still fishing, but from all accounts it seems more like pot luck for something to come in range here.