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2025 Kicked Off with a Bang, with Crazy Yellowtail numbers

2025 kicked off with a bang down here in La Paz. Yellowtail season showed up early and hasn’t slowed down since—with cooler water temperatures setting the stage for one steady bite after another since early February. From solid catches near town to huge numbers on the seamounts, not to mention surprise visits from dolphins, humpbacks, and even gray whales, it’s been a killer start to the year that reminds us why this place is so special.

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Semana Santa Fishing Frenzy: Prime Yellowtail Season in La Paz

Semana Santa brought a lively atmosphere to La Paz, with the weather mostly cooperating despite a brief spell of strong west winds. We’re in the heart of yellowtail season, and it’s evident as most fishing spots are bustling with activity. The deeper areas are yielding mixed sizes, while the shallows continue to produce larger models. As we look forward to calmer days, we hope the abundant catches continue.

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Spring Break Fishing Frenzy: Yellowtail and Roosterfish on the Rise in La Paz

This past week, La Paz enjoyed fantastic weather, with sunny skies and pleasant temperatures. The local surface bite was exceptional, yielding hefty yellowtail in the 25-35 pound range. Anglers also discovered roosterfish in big numbers, promising an exciting season ahead. With the busiest week of Mexican spring break upon us, we anticipate an interesting impact on the bite.

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Weekly Fishing Highlights: From Cool Mornings to Hot Catches

This week in La Paz, we focused on bottom fishing as surface activity slowed. Our anglers, equipped with larger bait and effective jigs, reeled in impressive yellowtail weighing 20-25 pounds, along with snappers and groupers. We also encountered early bull dorado activity, adding variety to our catches. Favorable conditions with surface water temperatures between 64-68 degrees and air temperatures ranging from 48 to 85 degrees ensured a successful week.

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August Fishing Report

This year’s fishing season stands out with remarkable bull Dorado, some surpassing 40 lbs after a decade-long absence. Offshore, groups of 3-5 Striped Marlin offer frequent hookups near Punta Norte and El Charro seamounts, best caught by trolling small, light-colored lures. Tuna, averaging around 25 lbs, are 15-30 miles offshore beneath porpoises. Espíritu Santos island offers diverse catches including Dorado, Pargo Mulato, Cabrilla, and Cubera snapper. As summer wanes, hurricane concerns loom for September. October brings an extraordinary opportunity as fleets move to Mag Bay, promising unparalleled angling experiences on the 40’ Riviera with extensive fishing grounds.

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