My fishing family...

My brother Werner

(one of my 4 brothers I have and love)

lives full time in Cabo with his beautiful and sweet wife Dana.

My sister Evelyne

(one of my 2 sisters I have and love)

spends 4 months of the year there with her husband Richard.

Many of their friends all have winter homes in Cabo.

Fishing is high on their list of fun things to do.

Just look at what Richard reeled in and Ev's

story that goes with it!

410 lb Marlin. Now this is a true fish story!,

 

 

This is from Ev,

Hi Guys

Just had to send these photos. We were out on Matt's boat today and we caught a striped marlin, lost a sailfish then Richard caught a 400 + or minus 5 lb. black Marlin. Took about 1 1/2 hrs to bring in and right when he was at the boat, we are pretty sure he got hit by a shark and then went into the prop. Unfortunately it killed the fish, which we would have released but I guess there will be a lot of families eating Marlin tonite. He is about 9 feet long and 5 feet around the middle. Lots of good fish! Great day and wish you were all here!

Xox Ev

With friends on their boat

"Outrageous"

 

 

 

Dagmar

Endless entertainment...

There is always something happening on this beach.

Lost flip flops, shore birds looking for food,

kayakers padding the surf,

Love letters written in the sand.

Endless enjoyment.

 

And just because this is a fabulous photo of my handsome brother Werner (L)

and brother in law, Richard (kneeling down) with a friend

and their 206.5 lb Tuna!

In the Baja yesterday!

 

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Sunrise and the Sea....

"The next time a sunrise steals your breath or a meadow leaves you speechless,

remain that way.

Say nothing and listen as heaven whispers,

‘Do you like it?

I did it just for you.' "

Max Lucado

 

 

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Puente Chame

A drive to this little fishing village is always interesting.

Puente Chame is a spit of land 24 km off the

PanAmerican highway.

They have a beautiful modern resort there,

complete with outdoor wifi cafe.

Kite and wind surfing at Nitro City,

miles of beaches and colourful little

Panamanian homes.

However, not one gas station!

Here are a few of the religious icons seen in the 3 churches

found along the way.

Punta Chame has a very unique geography. It is basically finger shaped and actually has ocean on both sides of the white sand-lined projection.

Because of the layout of the land, it is an exceptional area for shrimping and windsports, specifically wind sailing and kite surfing.

There are about 35 km of white sand beaches that make up the finger, and it would take approximately 8 hours to walk from the base of the finger around the point to the other end of the finger shaped projection.

 

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