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Live the Pacific Fins Experience

The inaugural Unfathomed hosted trip with George Gozdz was a homerun!

“This was a lifetime trip for me!!! Was able to check two fish off my bucket list. Thank you Ozzy Delgado and George Gozdz. It was truly amazing from the resort to the staff and food to the awesome captains and mates. Will definitely be back for another trip. Thank you!” – Tom Kanatzar.


I can say, everyone echoed what Tommy said. The first Unfathomed hosted trip with George Gozdz was a homerun in many ways.
First on the agenda after we landed in Guatemala, a quick tour of Antigua. A stop at the Casa de Ron (House of Rum) is a must when visiting the town. We all had the opportunity to taste Guatemala’s rum of choice, Zacapa Rum. After our power lunch at the Rum House, we ventured into the streets of Antigua so that everyone can witness first hand old ruins, hotels, restaurants, stores, and a collection of ancient Mayan sculptures and other artifacts.
After our Antigua fix, on our drive to Pacific Fins, we would see more diversity in the landscape. Vivid colors, lush vegetation, volcanoes rising into the sky, and a mix of Mayan and colonial influences in the architecture that gave everyone the sense of the cultural and ecological richness of Guatemala. Once we arrived at Pacific Fins, it was all about making memories.

The goodie bags that were given to all the guests

Built in the 17th century, Santa Catalina Arch is one of the distinguishable landmarks in Antigua Guatemala.

A must…. a stop at Casa del Ron (House of Rum) in Antigua. Nothing gets you started than with an old fashioned drink with Zacapa Rum.

“There is no denying that Guatemala is one of my favorite destinations in the world. I have grown to love it so much that I keep on coming back for more. Pacific Fins has become a home away from home. The incredible people; Niels Erichsen, Ozzy Delgado, Joel Lima, Captains, mates, and the entire staff. And let’s not forget the food, the location, and of course… the fishing!” – George Gozdz
We want congratulate George Gozdz for a job well done, and by organizing a remarkable trip with amazing people. For him to finally release his first blue marlin. A fish that eluded him for 48 years, came to fruition at the place he loves so much (picture above) is priceless. From all of us George, CONGRATS!


George was not the only one to make history, a lot of guests made their own history by releasing their first bucket list fish too. A trip all won’t forget.
This last trip booked in record time and with a high demand for more. We want to announce the date for the second Unfathomed hosted trip.


This is an all-inclusive adventure with 5 nights and 3 full days of offshore/inshore fishing. November 6th – November 11th, 2021. In addition to Pacific Fins, we have added a night stay/sightseeing in the old capital city of Antigua on the day we arrive. We will be lodging at one of the best hotels in town, Casa Santo Domingo.

Price: $3499 pp (includes night in Casa Santo Domingo)


Due to limited space and demand, we highly recommend to book fast! Trust me, you don’t want to miss out on one heck of a time.
For more info, you can contact us at: 888-431-5556 / 772-284-5922 or [email protected] / [email protected]

A Trip to Remember

“Hello Ozzy,
The experience at Pacific Fin’s was beyond my expectations. You really have something amazing there. The fishing , your staff and the crew on Knot Work were the best. An unforgettable trip. The fishing was amazing, 70 sails day one, WOW”. – Thanks for an amazing trip, Harry Aguero.


A highly anticipated trip, which began planning in March 2019, five Cuban-Americans set a fishing trip for August 2019. Unfortunately, that trip was postponed last minute due to a hurricane heading towards Miami and then again in April 2020 due to Covid travel restrictions.


Talk about bad luck… but as they say… third time is the charm and it was worth the wait!
We have to THANK Ralph, Harry, Robert, Joel, and Mandy for doing a very nice thing for Pacific Fins. They got together and created a website about their trip to Guatemala. Check out their website which highlights all of their experience from day one – plus… they have some great videos.

Website: Pacific Fins Guatemala Trip

The Catching Continues…

The term… fishing not catching, does not pertain to Guatemala. Catching is the norm here and this past April was a good one. Yes, there were days better than others, but overall we saw lots of fish.
A lot of our guests opted to catch their share of meat fish (dorado and yellowfin tuna) after they caught plenty of sails on their first day of fishing. Other guests also stayed close to shore to go after an exotic fish they never caught, rooster fish.
As we get closer to Summer, dorado and yellowfin tuna will still be very popular and you’ll start to see more blue marlin in the spread.
Thinking of something special for Dad this Father’s Day? how about a trip to Guatemala? he will be very happy you did!

FISHING REPORT

  • April 16th: Mavercik – 22 sailfish raises, 19 bites and 16 releases.
  • April 17th: Maverick – 11 sailfish raises, 10 bites and 8 releases.
  • April 18th: Knotwork – 2 sailfish raises, 1 bites and 1 release. 5 Yellowfin tuna.
  • April 18th: Chechos – 3 sailfish raises, 2 bites and 1 release. 3 yellowfin tuna.
  • April 19th: Maverick – 5 sailfish raises, 5 bites and 3 releases.
  • April 20th: Knotwork – 20 sailfish raises, 16 bites and 12 releases. 2 dorado.
  • April 21st: Knotwork – 8 sailfish raises, 7 bites and 7 releases. 2 dorados.
  • April 21st: Maverick – 8 sailfish raises, 7 bites and 4 releases. 1 dorado.
  • April 22nd: Knotwork – 6 sailfish raises, 5 bites and 2 releases. 3 dorados.
  • April 22nd: Maverick – 1 sailfish raises, 1 bites and 1 releases.1 for 3 on roosterfish. 6 dorado.
  • April 23rd: Gypsy – 14 sailfish raises, 11 bites and 6 releases. 3 dorado.
  • April 23rd: Knotwork – 5 sailfish raises, 5 bites and 3 releases.
  • April 23rd: Mavercik – 9 sailfish raises, 8 bites and 4 releases. 1 dorado (40lbs).
  • April 24th: Gypsy – 9 sailfish raises, 5 bites and 3 releases. 1 dorado.
  • April 24th: Knotwork – 35 sailfish raises, 30 bites and 20 releases.
  • April 24th: Maverick – 30 sailfish raises, 27 bites and 15 releases.
  • April 25th: Knotwork – 3 sailfish raises, 3 bites and 2 releases.
  • April 26th: Maverick – 23 sailfish raises, 20 bites and 14 releases. 6 dorados.
  • April 26th: Knotwork – 18 sailfish raises, 15 bites and 10 releases. 3 yellowfin tunas.
  • April 30th: Gypsy – 11 sailfish raises, 8 bites and 5 releases. 9 dorados.