Offsetting the bounty is a trip of up to 40 miles to reach the fish. These twin villages in the Sierra Madre range on Mexico's southwestern coast can bring fishermen large numbers of sails. It has the beautiful cliffs of the Pacific. It's just a gorgeous area to be in, as well as to fish. Routine shots are 15 to 20 a day, though 30 are not unusual.
Seas are calm, too.
Bombom, Pr ncipe Island Charters from this island village off Africa's western coast, near Gabon, offer some of the Atlantic's largest sailfish, with 20-shot days and catches routinely up to 75 or 80 pounds. And they're not more than two or three miles out. If it's solitude you're looking for, this is your destination. It's very isolated. It's very remote.