Yellowfin tuna was definitely the most popular catch this week with seventy seven percent of our boats catching from one to twenty two fish, all pretty much in the 15 to 40 lb class, although there was one an exception, a 220 lb’ caught 25 miles off of…
Anglers found extremely difficult fishing this past week, southern wins were persistent, at times gusting to 30 mph in the afternoon. (Read more)
Endless Season Update June 20, 2011
REPORT #1259 “Below the Border”
Saltwater Fly-Fishing reports since 1996 (Read more)
We had a few more anglers in town this week and catches were at fifty four percent for marlin and a few sailfish. Not only did we have marlin but some also fast action on tuna for a few days, some dorado and good amounts of sharks, who proved pesky as …
wow, weird weather, things really cooled off this week. water turned green waves picked up. (Read more)
This week we saw lots of Striped Marlin and good numbers of Yellowfin Tuna, although the Tuna we’re not very big. Weather has been excellent all week, with hot days and cool nights. (Read more)
Endless Season Update June 13, 2011
REPORT #1258 “Below the Border”
Saltwater Fly-Fishing reports since 1996 (Read more)
the bite is great, striped marlin, some big dorado and a few wahoo if you can keep em on! (Read more)
The grounds near La Fortuna to Iman Bank were attracting schools of red snapper (huachinango), perhaps the small jelly fish bloom in the same region has brought these fish here. At times the ocean surface would turn red as the snapper came up to feed (…
Lots of Striped Marlin, some Yellowfin Tuna and some Dorado; one Wahoo and some Roosterfish inshore. There where also lots of Pilot (Silky) Sharks. (Read more)