According to our Zihuatanejo area reporter, Captain Temo Verboonen, it was kind of a split week's fishing action with the first part of the week's action very good and the brighter the moon got, the slower the action became. During the early part of the week the sailfish and stripers were eager to bite and even the dorado came to offer their share of bite action, too and better yet, the bite was right at the 8-mile mark from the entrance to the Bay. The blue water is within a mile of the shoreline but the inshore fishing was very slow, "We saw very few fish all along the coast from Valentin to Salidita.
IZ Climate: It was one of those 50-50 partly cloudy & sunny week with a bright and sunshiny weekend for the anglers. Daytime temps holding at 86 degrees and nights at 72.8 average. Humidity Level at 69.8% average.
Sea Conditions: Surface breezes flowing mostly from the westerly directions at an average of 6.8 mph over mostly calm seas. Inshore and offshore sea temps varied a single degree from 83 to 84.
Best Fishing Area: During the early part of the week the best fishing started right about the 8-mile mark and seemed to diminish with the full moon conditions.
Best Bait/Lure: Rigged baits were working exceptionally well for he billfish and the dorado.
Bait Supply: Very good supply of bait with freshly caught rigging baits available on a daily basis and provided gratis with the charters. Live bait is $5.00 per dozen.
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