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Captain Antonio was born and raised in Cabo and knows the area very well. He comes from a long line of fishermen and is passionate about fishing. He is very experienced, having crewed many different size vessels, from 30 to 80 feet, in the private and charter sector. Antonio has a very nice personality, smiling often and happy, but always focused on the task at hand: catching fish! He is very service oriented and likes to communicate his plans for the fishing day to his anglers beforehand. He speaks English very well. He is always mindful of his anglers needs and safety on board. He loves fishing for Yellowfin Tuna mainly, especially with the kite, and also Marlin; but he enjoys targeting all species. When he's not working he likes spending time with his family, exploring the ranch areas of Los Cabos and watching horse races.
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Miguel is the Co-Captain and Mate on this vessel, and will be at the helm on the occasions when Captain Antonio is not available as he also runs the 64’ La Chingona. When Antonio is at the helm, Miguel works the cockpit as 1st Mate. Miguel was born and raised in Cabo and knows these waters well. He is quiet and understated, but boy does he know how to fish! He has been fishing all of his life and comes from a long line of fishermen. In his free time he likes to go fishing of course, and playing soccer with his son.
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At only 30 years old, Mate Luis “Nayo” Gonzalez carries his weight in gold with his experience and ability on the water. When asked how long he has been fishing for his response was “for as long as I can remember”. On the water his reaction time is impressive; he is quick and focused. He is an excellent live bait Marlin fisherman, but also greatly enjoys Kite fishing for Big Yellowfin tuna. He comments on the adrenaline rush he feels as those big fish fly through the air to attack the lure. He also loves fishing for the elusive Black Marlin. Fishing is his passion, clearly. Even in his free time he is always searching for new ways or improvements to hone his skills and researching new techniques. In his spare time he enjoys playing sports, such as volleyball.
Daniel is Captain Antonio’s son, born and raised in Cabo, he has been fishing alongside his dad for many years now. Talk about learning from the best! Dany has a quiet nature but is attentive and hard working. He loves fishing for Striped Marlin, as he enjoys the action on deck and the acrobatics of this awesome fish. In his free time he enjoys going to the beach and exploring the mountain areas of Cabo.
Cockpit & Command Deck
The 140-square-foot cockpit has room for the entire crew or family. Standard equipment and features include a cockpit bait freezer with upper tray, in-deck insulated fish boxes port and starboard with overboard drainage, a walk-through transom door and lift gate, a transom fish box and live well, additional live well on bow, rod holders, tackle storage and fresh and sea-water wash downs. Two-person, mezzanine-style seats flank the centerline walkthrough, and there’s refrigerated drink storage in the starboard mezzanine step, as well as ample general stowage throughout.
The 46 Billfish’s command deck can be completely enclosed and is climate-controlled. “It’s perfect for anglers who want to get off their feet and cool down as the boat moves from one spot to the next,” says David. The command deck features a salon-like living area with a roomy U-shaped lounge and hi-lo table and a lounge that extends along the starboard side. Both seating areas hold rod storage underneath.
The 46 Billfish’s flybridge is designed with a tournament-style center console walk-around helm. Seating includes a single Release Marine teak chair and lounges to port and starboard and a forward console seat.
Accommodations
Rest up and recharge in the 46 Billfish’s air-conditioned cabin. Featuring high-gloss teak cabinetry and custom Amtico flooring, the fully appointed starboard-side galley has an L-shaped Corian countertop, a two-burner electric stove, a microwave/convection oven, cabinet storage and under-counter drawer-style refrigeration with a built-in ice maker. The private head, which is conveniently located immediately to port of the companionway stairs, has a large walk-in shower with satin nickel fixtures, an attractive Corian-topped vanity with sink and storage and a medicine cabinet with mirrored doors. Easily accessible upper and lower bunks on the port side await weary anglers, and there’s a hanging locker only a few steps away. The first-class accommodations continue in the private forward stateroom, with its island queen bed, a hanging locker, upper storage cabinetry and a flat-screen TV with stereo, speakers and DVD player.
