This period we saw the billfish catches begin to stabilize and become more consistent, even with a full moon, there were marlin catches pretty much every day, making stripers the number one catch this report.
We had one of the first sailfish of the sea…
warmer waters bigger fish! tuna moving in and a few blue marlin (Read more)
Fleets are searching in different directions for productive action. Local panga fleets were finding the most consistent fishing from straight offshore of San Jose del Cabo, to San Luis and Vinorama. (Read more)
Marlin was the top catch this week. Two of our boats fought the most prized of all billfish, the broadbill swordfish. (Read more)
storms to the south of us, kicking up seas a bit, but warm water moving in! (Read more)
As water conditions stabilized, with warmer clean currents returning, this triggered the wahoo to become active once again. (Read more)
Weird weather came through Thursday, read the report for the full story (Read more)
The main species being yellowfin tuna in the 10 to 30 pound range, at times found traveling with smaller sized spinner porpoise and often being encountered by blind strikes. (Read more)
marlin bite getting a little better, but still windy (Read more)
there’s all kinds of fish out there to catch (Read more)