Pacific Sailfish Photos
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- All Lit Up
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- Lit up on a Mold Craft Lure
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- Kris stoked on Monster Sail
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- Nancy landing Trophy Size Sail
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- 225 Pounds of Pacific Sailfish
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- Ted with his Sail
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- Michael also hooking up with Sail here at Come Fish Panama
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- Another Sail on deck
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- Chris stoked on P. Sail
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- Kevin all smiles on Sail
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- Bill stoked on Sail
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- James on Sail
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- Aaron on Monster Sail
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- Adam’s 1st Sail ever!
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- Jacob’s Sail caught on the troll
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- Jacob hooking up to Sail here at Come Fish Panama
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- Stacy loving the moment
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- Another Sail landed at CFP
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- Another Sail for Catch, Photo, and Release
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- Anthony stoked on this hook up
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- Stacy stoked while in Panama
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- Travis is the man!
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- Chris enjoyed this big fight
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- Another Safe Release
Scientific name: Istiophorus platypterus
- The Pacific Sailfish is native to the Indian and Pacific Oceans. It is dark blue on top, brown-blue laterally, silvery-white underbelly.
- Inhabits tropical and subtropical waters near land masses, usually in depths over 6 fathoms, but occasionally caught in lesser depth. Pelagic and migratory, sails usually travel alone or in small groups. They appear to feed mostly in midwater along the edges of reefs or current eddies.
- Its fighting ability and spectacular aerial acrobatics endear the sail to the saltwater angler, but it tires quickly and is considered a light tackle species.
- Fishing methods include trolling with strip baits, lures, feathers, or spoons, as well as live bait fishing.
- The most action is found where sails are located on or near the surface where they feed.
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