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Here are some more shots from out Dec 2014-Feb 2015 Fishing trip down to Pina's Bay Panama.
Here is the Link to the First Blog with images from Pina's Bay 2014-15 Fishing Trip:
We fished December 2014 and Jan/Feb 2015 this year. The bite was sporadic at times through out the trips, but towards the end of Jan, fishing had really started to pick up. We raised a lot of marlin, but there was a bit of a finicky bite at times.
In total the Hooker Caught 20 Marlin, Raised 43 Marlin, Countless sailfish and LOTS & LOTS of Dorado (AKA: Green Hornets).
At the end of January, the Picaflor and the Hooker Caught around 17 Marlin between both boats in only 10 days...clearly the bite had taken off and it was almost bittersweet to have to pack up and head home at that point.
Here is a selection of images through out the trip. Blog 1 of 2 Posts!
Tried to get this Girl Going again, but she was too far gone.
After 20 min of trying to get this girl going again after she was tailed rapped, she just couldn't get going again.
Every bit of this wish will go to the Village of Pinas Bay. Every bit will get used!!!
Check out Pina's Bay Continued: More Sample Images from out 2014-15 Fishing Trip to Pina's Bay, Panama:
Today in-between on and off again rain, I managed to snap some images up at Twin Falls, Up Country here in Maui. The waterfalls where super pretty, but you had to sneak around the tour groups in order to get clear pictures with out any people in them. At the end of our day, we headed back to my now favourite Ho'opkia Point to snap some sunset pictures. The clouds where super dark and stormy looking and sure enough a squall came rolling in and the wind and waves picked up in no second. Here are a selection of images from my Final day in Maui.
The Road to Hana is truly a crazy road filled with one lane bridges, tight corners, sharp C turns and Beautiful Waterfalls. The Road is only around 30Miles, but due to the limited speed and road conditions the road takes almost 2 hrs to navigate.
Here are some shots from the trekk!
Spam on rice ....DOWN!
Yesterday we ventured to JAWS! A nice early morning wake up was met with a beautiful sunrise and some killer waves. The swells where between 20-27ft or so and building. Upon arriving at Jaws, you realize how far the waves really are form the shoreline. You basically stand on a cliff overlooking the water and have to jockey for position with all the crowds and photographers that are already set up. Apparently when JAWS is going off, people fly in from all around the world to surf its swells.
I started shooting with my 300mm 2.8 lens and my Nikon D4s, but then soon realized that I needed more resolution and switched out to my Nikon D800.
It is hard to explain how amazing it looks to see massive waves rolling in and tiny little ant looking riders paddling into them unassisted.
Here are some pic's from the morning!
