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Informe de pesca de agosto
La temporada de pesca de este año destaca por la presencia de notables dorados macho, algunos de los cuales superan las 40 libras tras una década de ausencia. En alta mar, grupos de 3 a 5 marlines rayados se enganchan con frecuencia cerca de los montes submarinos de Punta Norte y El Charro. Los atunes, con una media de 25 lbs, se encuentran a 15-30 millas de la costa bajo las marsopas. La isla Espíritu Santos ofrece diversas capturas, como dorado, pargo mulato, cabrilla y pargo cubera. A medida que el verano declina, los huracanes acechan en septiembre. Octubre brinda una oportunidad extraordinaria cuando las flotas se trasladan a Mag Bay, prometiendo experiencias de pesca con caña inigualables en la Riviera de los 40' con extensos caladeros.
Informe de pesca de mediados de julio
La caza principal sigue siendo el Dorado, este año ha sido uno de los mejores en años para los peces de más de 40 libras.
El equipo Baco quedó tercero en el torneo de dorado y primero en la categoría de captura y suelta de marlines.
La semana pasada también encontramos grandes escuelas de delfines spinner bastante cerca de la costa bien dentro de nuestro rango de pesca sosteniendo tanto grandes Dorado 40lb clase y grandes cantidades de atún en el rango de 25lb.
July Fishing Report
Schools of Dorado that must be in the 100’s of fish. The Striped Marlin are making a decent showing and should continue as the water temperature evens out.
Summer Fishing Report
The yellowtail have pretty much moved on to cooler water, normal for this time of year, only to be replaced with monster AmberJacks. Fair trade.
The same fishing grounds are also full of giant, world class Cubera Snapper. Good for eating, great for fighting. The main story this week are the Dorado. The waters here in La Paz are stacked with Dodo’s from 10lb schoolies to 40lb slabs.
Striped Marlin are starting to make a big presence mainly concentrated offshore around El Charro and La Reina.
Inshore fishing is starting to heat up as well. Now is the season for world class and potentially world record Roosterfish.
A few wahoo have been caught mostly off the tips of both North and South Cerralvo.
Goodbye May Fishing Report
The yellowtail and Cabrilla are still on the feed on both live bait trolled at depth and jigging 150 gram butterfly jigs in assorted colors. Large schools of AmberJacks running 30-50lbs are hunkered down in their usual spots but, aren’t feeding on a regular basis. We have caught some real nice Dorado 30 pound class in open water. No grass no birds just blind strikes. The striped Marlin are migrating up the Sea of Cortez in large pods. Inshore fishing has been real consistent. Pargo have been up in the shallows spawning. Roosters are combing the beaches in search of food. If Rooster fish are on your bucket list this is your chance.
Welcome May Fishing Report
Over all fishing is good. The cooler water around the islands and seamounts are still holding yellowtail, Cabrilla and Pargo. I’m a bit surprised that the AmberJacks haven’t made a bigger showing. Most boats are picking up a couple Dorado. Mostly around the sargasso paddies and current lines. Slow trolling sardines or casting into the paddies are producing fish in the 20lb class.