1) south of Cayo Cachino Grande;and between there and Utila. We search 'the hogs' and found, amoung other goodies, a complete set of English brass nesting weights (including the smallest-cap-piece).. Also near Cachino Grande we found a hugh anchor. The locals on Grande (dive shop) did not know about the anchor so we traded its location for a lobster lunch for my crew. George also suggested that we troll the area between Cachino Grande to Utila; he had heard that another (treasure?) vessel had sunk somewhere along the path from Trijillo to Utila, past the Cachinos. Instead, we went to Islas del Cisne and Little Swan islands for more adventure.
Hey Don, yes PG was controlled by the dentist at that time. The 1605 fleet is nowhere near there. Thanks for the good advice. We are all ex navy seals.
ive caught several very large warsaw groupers over the years. The largest was 522 pounds. This one was 306 and I caught it 10 years ago on rod and reel. This picture still gets a lot of attention and hangs in several restaurants here in the keys. We have a slang term for these fish, (broom tail) because there tails look like a broom. The dorsal spine is huge on this species and can be very dangerous on these fish. Thats me in the upper right.
