Early morning Rooster are feeding around the beaches on large schools of mullet.
The yellowtail are still scattered around. Definitely fewer then last week and assorted sizes from 10-35lbs.
A few Dorado are being caught daily. Mostly on sardines on the troll or drift.
A few wahoo are being caught on the south end of Cerralvo.
May 22nd! Fishing Report Read More »
A few nice dorado have been caught around the island mostly around the sargasso paddies. Almaco Jacks are starting to show up in numbers around the seamounts. But the real story for the week has been the yellowtail.
May 15th! Fishing Report Read More »
The fishing in general is quite good. They seem to be moving around a lot more than normal. most of the normal yellowtail spots are close to each other so you just keep moving around until you find them. some paddies are starting to hold Dorado in the 20lb class. Bottom fishing has been especially good on the falling tide. Pin either a Mackerel or sardine with 4-6 oz of lead on any metered structure and you will find Cabrilla and Pargo in the 12-15 pound class eager to bite. Good news on the Tuna front. The north end of Cerralvo is giving up a few 150-200 lb class daily. It’s a hero or zero deal. But you’re patience will be rewarded if you’re willing to put in the time.
April 10th Fishing Report Read More »
I saw boats anchored on the high spot of the seamount chumming sardines with yellowtail boiling all around them. Casting live baits or artificial swim baits into the boils was automatic bendo.
We also have Cabrilla and large Pargo mixed in. These fish are still pre spawn so I’m guessing we have a few more weeks of this before they move on to cooler waters.
Normally after the yellowtail move out we start getting into their larger cousins the brutal Pez Fuerte.
April 3rd Fishing Report Read More »
The Yellowtail and AmberJacks are the main targeted species for this time of year. The yellowtail are mixed in with both Cabrilla and Pargo and pacific white Bonito. In addition there has been schools of Dorado paddie hopping around the island.
March 27th Fishing Report Read More »
Limits of yellowtail upwards of 35 lbs. The weather improves dramatically and the yellowtail,AmberJacks, grouper and Snapper are abundant.
March 6th Fishing Report Read More »
It’s looking like the seamounts are starting to load up.
The Pargo and Cabrilla are mixed in on the rocky points as well with some yellow snapper, the largest I’ve ever seen.
February 27th Fishing Report Read More »
Both yellowtail and Almaco jacks are settling in around the seamounts and rocky spots. The yellowtail have been nice size, ranging 20-25 lbs. Based on the fish counts I believe we are in for an epic YT season. The Sierra have seemed to move on as well as the Dorado.
February 20th Fishing Report Read More »
Fishing really hasn’t changed much from last week. Yellowtail and Almaco jacks are the main targets. Most rocky points and seamounts are starting to consistently hold fish. This trend should continue and get better as we slide into March. Cabrilla and Pargo are mixed in along with the pesky but good eating triggerfish.
January 30th Fishing Report Read More »
We are once again finding Dorado scattered throughout the bay and San Lorenzo channel. Sierra are in the mix along the coastline. Sierra are in the mix along the coastline. The Yellowtail and Almaco Jacks are the mainstay of our fishery and this should continue thru spring.
January 23rd Fishing Report Read More »
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Carretera a Pichilingue km 7.5
Local #36
Costa Baja
La Paz B.C.S.
Phone
From the US: +1 619 955 6003
From Mexico +52 612 106 7242
Email: info@bajaadventureco.com
Copyright © 2022 Baja Adventure Co.
