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These pages contain a variety of the shots made during the 15-18 January, 2006 fishing trip aboard M/V Little
Ship. The vessel is owned/operated by Captain Ron Mager, of Boquete, Chiriqui, Republica de Panama. This
trip was assisted by Captain Louis Anciaux. The primary area we chased the elusive prey was between inner
Islas Secas and Banco Hanibal, situated between the islas Coiba to the East and Montuosa to the West. We
started/ended the days in the lee waters of Isla Seca. Our Starting and Ending point for the trip was at Boca
Brava, a small fishing pueblo across from Isla Boca Brava. Both Bob and Stella managed to land a goodly
number of Bonita (tuna family) that were released for another day's fishing delight; as well as nice number of
Dorado, or Mahimahi. Bob showed his culinary skills with an excellent treatment of some of the few small
Yellow-fin Tuna they also caught. The few hook-ups to the impressive Salifish added to the excitment, even
though none were brought to the boat completely.
These photos may be copied in order to make a more permanent copy. Right Click on image and it displays the
data for the image. If you would like a copy of the higher resolution photo, please advise the ID number of the
photo (also seen on the right click info panel) and will e-mail them to you. They run about 750 KB each, so you'll
need to have an empty mailbox (if is a typical 2MB version).
Ship. The vessel is owned/operated by Captain Ron Mager, of Boquete, Chiriqui, Republica de Panama. This
trip was assisted by Captain Louis Anciaux. The primary area we chased the elusive prey was between inner
Islas Secas and Banco Hanibal, situated between the islas Coiba to the East and Montuosa to the West. We
started/ended the days in the lee waters of Isla Seca. Our Starting and Ending point for the trip was at Boca
Brava, a small fishing pueblo across from Isla Boca Brava. Both Bob and Stella managed to land a goodly
number of Bonita (tuna family) that were released for another day's fishing delight; as well as nice number of
Dorado, or Mahimahi. Bob showed his culinary skills with an excellent treatment of some of the few small
Yellow-fin Tuna they also caught. The few hook-ups to the impressive Salifish added to the excitment, even
though none were brought to the boat completely.
These photos may be copied in order to make a more permanent copy. Right Click on image and it displays the
data for the image. If you would like a copy of the higher resolution photo, please advise the ID number of the
photo (also seen on the right click info panel) and will e-mail them to you. They run about 750 KB each, so you'll
need to have an empty mailbox (if is a typical 2MB version).
