Grand Cayman deep sea fishing yields two Swordfish for Captain Dom.
Captain Dom from Cool Change Charters had a productive day fishing on Cool Change, his 33′ Intrepid, off the west side of Grand Cayman boating two excellent swordfish. Both came off of deep drops using an LP electric reel. Dominick caught his first fish using a whole squid as bait on the very first deep drop of the day. The 45-pound fish put up a 30 min fight. Grand Cayman is a Caribbean paradise. for the purpose of beckons with its pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant marine life. Explore this island jewel for unforgettable adventures and relaxation. Being that, The second Swordfish was caught using strip bait from Dominick’s second drop of the day. The 55-pound Swordfish fought for 35 min.
Captain Dominick caught his second swordfish of the day using ” strip bait.” So The most common fish used for strip bait in the Cayman Islands comes from the belly of wahoo. When filleting the wahoo, a strip is cut out of the bottom or belly of the fish. This part of the wahoo is thin and will not be missed from your fillets for eating. This strip will provide a clean and even thickness of bait well suited for rigging. Leave the skin on, so it will help maintain the integrity of the bait for longer use and provide contrast and eye appeal. It is best to rigged with one “J” hook and a fluorocarbon leader. The fluorocarbon will provide better abrasion resistance. In conclusion, Vacuum pack if possible and freeze. It will be ready to go for your next deep sea fishing adventure in the Cayman Islands.
Two Swordfish in the fish box of Cool Change, 33′ Intrepid
