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Since you are posting here, I'm assuming you are planning on kayak fishing down there. Aside from being my favorite place on the planet, even if I didn't fish, I think the variety of kayak fishing available is the best in the world. There are two reefs out front of the resort that hold a wide variety of fish. The first one is right off shore that is visible from the resort, and with parts of it above water based on the tides. The second one is out further but is easily pinpointed because the resorts anchors its cruisers on it every night. If you continue further out from the 2nd reef, you'll find some deeper water, where you will run into blue water fish. I've seen marlin tailing out there and tuna and dodos chasing bait, and this is within a mile from shore. On the reefs you'll run into all types of jacks, and pargo, and needlefish, and triggers, and .... As far as rigs, I always use lighter setups with 25lb being the max. I try everything in the box, but it is getting to the point where I just bring a pile of Krocodiles down there and I can get every kind of fish imaginable. Plastics and Gulp work great but it's one bite = one bait. What comes back in is never reusable.
The ranch is pretty well set up with kayaks but I usually bring my own seat because I find it more comfortable than what they provide. I bring my own gaff too.
Have a great time. Looking forward too the reports when you get back.
The Rossman
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