La Paz Fishing Report
14th - 21st April 2024
The action off the coast of Espiritu Santo Island continues to intensify with dorado in the impressive 30-35 lb class increasingly making their appearance, alongside roosterfish that are being caught and released in ever-larger sizes each week—a call to arms for avid fly fishers. Both dorado and roosterfish are responding well to sardines and artificial lures.
Yellowtail, with their varied sizes, are showing a strong preference for jigs this week, indiscriminately attacking any type, brand, or shape. Additionally, some nice amberjack have begun to appear, marking their usual seasonal return, much to the delight of anglers seeking a challenging fight.
Surface water temperatures are holding steady at 73°F, with air temperatures starting at a brisk 50°F and climbing to nearly 90°F, heralding the approach of warmer days and milder winds as summer draws near.
We anticipate an extraordinary dorado season, with signs pointing to prolific catches. Amid this promising outlook, Jason Ditter from Park City, Utah, returned to our waters this week and experienced some of the best fishing La Paz has to offer.
For those seeking adventure further afield, the northern spots are teeming with yellowtail. Now is the perfect time to explore the islands north of La Paz, where you’ll find fewer crowds, an abundance of fish, and stunning scenery. Our liveaboard trips on the 41′ Riviera elevate this fishing experience. The basic package offers 3 full days of fishing and 4 nights’ accommodation for up to 4 anglers, all for a total cost of $6,500, or $1,625 per person. Don’t miss out on this incredible adventure.
For more information or to book your next fishing expedition, please contact us at info@bajaadventureco.com or give us a call at (619) 955 – 6003 from the US. Don’t miss out on the action—join us for a fishing experience you won’t forget!