The 2011 Galapagos Islands fishing/filming expedition has begun. Follow Capt Andy LoCascio for 15 days of fishing in the waters around San Cristobal, Ecuador. There will be daily posts and pictures in the Galapagos 2011 Traveling Angler section. Capt Andy will be tweeting every day.
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(daily updates from this trip)
A quick pic moments before release!
This will be 7th trip to the islands for Capt Andy. The waters surrounding San Cristobal have best marlin bite in the world including the largest striped marlin found anywhere.
Monster yellowfin tuna are everywhere and Andy’s host Pete Santini boated a potential world record 357lb bigeye tuna a few days ago.
Three separate groups of anglers will each be spending a few days experiencing what looks to be one of the best bites in many years.
Click here to see videos from past trips
Frequently Asked Questions
The 2011 Galapagos Islands fishing and filming expedition spans 15 days, during which Capt Andy LoCascio fishes in the waters around San Cristobal, Ecuador. Daily updates and posts are provided throughout the trip.
Capt Andy LoCascio is an experienced fishing captain who is embarking on his 7th trip to the Galapagos Islands. He is known for fishing in the waters around San Cristobal, which are famous for world-class marlin and tuna fishing.
The expedition primarily targets striped marlin, known for having the best bite in the world around San Cristobal. Additionally, anglers pursue monster yellowfin tuna and bigeye tuna, including a notable potential world record 357lb bigeye caught recently.
Daily updates and pictures from the expedition are posted in the Galapagos 2011 category on the Traveling Angler section of the website. Visitors can also follow Capt Andy and Northeast Angling on Twitter for regular tweets throughout the trip.
Yes, videos from past trips are available in the Traveling Angler section of the website. These videos showcase the fishing experiences and highlight the quality of the trips to the Galapagos Islands.
Pete Santini is the host for Capt Andy's expedition. During the current trip, he successfully boated a potential world record 357lb bigeye tuna, which is a significant achievement and underscores the quality of fishing in the Galapagos waters.
