Regarding fishing not much has changed from last week as far as species just lower numbers.A few Dorado a couple of billfish, all varieties of pargitos in the shallows. Not much else.
All of our beach and island activities are running on schedule, at least until the ports are closed or we decide it’s not safe or comfortable so there are other fun things to do.
August is over, Fishing Report Mehr lesen "
If Billfish are on your list, the bite has been pretty steady. Both Striped Marlin and Sailfish are packing on the pounds feeding on everything from sardines to ballyhoos.
Overall, fishing is good. It’s just not as consistent as we normally have in August.
August 22nd Fishing Report Mehr lesen "
Angefangen bei der Küstenfischerei sind die Cubera, Mulato und Pargo Colorado reichlich und beständig vorhanden. Wenn der Rooster auf deiner Bucket List steht, hast du Glück. Normalerweise werden sie im Sommer nur selten gefangen, aber dieses Jahr ist das nicht der Fall. Entlang der Küstenlinie rund um die Insel oder an den Bojen gibt es jede Menge Dorados, gestreifte Marline und Segler. Wir haben festgestellt, dass das langsame Schleppangeln mit Bonito-Bauchstreifen die beste Wahl für alle drei Arten ist. Offshore ist ein kleines Rätsel. Die Bedingungen sind perfekt. Es gibt jede Menge Naturköder, fliegende Fische, Bolitos und Chuhuil, die überall herumschwimmen.
Dorado and striped Marlin are the main event. The size of these golden acrobats are ranging from 10-20lbs with the occasional larger bull being landed.
Trolling strips of bonito belly ,sardines or rigged ballyhoos are getting it done. In the same general area the striped Marlin and sailfish are feeding as well. We noticed large schools of flying fish and ballyhoo in the area, so that would be my guess as to why the fish are all hanging together. On the seamounts there is still good bottom fishing, Giant Cubera snapper and Cabrilla mainly on the yo-yo, though the hook up and landing percentage is tough.
The main game is Dorado. Inshore fishing for Pargitos and Cabrilla triggerfish make for a fun afternoon. And Striped Marlin are in the mix.
We can officially say the spring/summer transition period has ended. The conditions needed for great summer fishing are finally here. Bait is plentiful and literally everywhere, Dorado has been plentiful, the striped Marlin are abundant but, seem to have a little case of lock jaw. We’ve had a few reports of Wahoo. Some of our more experienced Spearos have had success. Also, We had a blue released last week pushing 350lbs and a few smaller in the 200lb class. Anyway, fishing is developing nicely.
Late July Fishing Report Mehr lesen "
The Dorado are still running in the mid size range 15-25 lbs with the occasional bull pushing 40lbs. All species of snapper are available and eager to bite. There are some real trophy Cubera snapper hanging in the rocks on the seamounts. The Alamaco Jacks are still hanging around the seamounts with 50 pounders the norm. A few wahoo have been seen breezing around but not many being boated.
July 18th Fishing Report Mehr lesen "
We are currently catching Pargo, Cabrilla, Alamaco Jacks, yellowtail, Dorado, Striped Marlin and Tuna. The Striped Marlin are being caught everywhere and the Dorado scene is definitely on. Other interesting news is this week we have had a huge migration of sharks, mostly Silky’s and a few bulls move in on the seamounts.
July 11th Fishing Report Mehr lesen "
This week most of the boats came in with Multiple species of Pargo, Cabrilla, Alamaco Jacks, yellowtail, trigger fish and dorado all in the same day. We had a guest from New Orleans land a 100lb Striped Marlin on 30lb test fishing a dead sardine, released of course. One of our most frequent guest went out with his family to our little secret tuna hole and on their last drift with Capt Jose pinned a 138 lb tuna.
Happy 4th of July Fishing Report Mehr lesen "
The variety of fish is mind boggling. The rooster fish are still cruising up and down the beaches; off the rocky slides around the island, small to medium size Pargo and cabrilla are on the chew. In the deeper waters on the mounts it’s a mixed bag. Cubera snapper, Cabrilla, Almaco Jacks, Pargo Colorado and yellow. The sargasso paddies are still floating around, he sargasso paddies are still floating around.
Surprising June Fishing Report Mehr lesen "
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