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Pedasí, Panamá Fish Report
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Poppers in Pedasi Question
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- Panama City, Panama, Central America
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- Pedasi
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yeah I went fishing to Cañas, fishing was slow since that day was the biggest tide of the whole week, tide swing like 18 to 20 feet which is a lot for inshore fishing, anyway we managed to catch two small roosters like 5 and 12 lb, a small jack and a small big eye trevally or ojon jack, action was outside the mouth breakers in Playa Raya, some people over there really hammered the roosters but all seem to be small ones up to 15 pounds, next day in Frailes with strong currents we were able to catch small peruvian amberjack, spotted snapper and a big cojinua like 4 pounds, three tunas on cedar plugs and four more with butterfly jigs, was a good outing but short of the action we had a month before, hey send me the letter it should be entertaining, my email is imazad@ayayai.com, hopefully your next roup will see the wahoo in full swing, see you and take care, Manuel.
P.S. do you receive our Cass Tours newsletter we just sent one out yesterday, if you want to receive it send me your e-mail address