THE CABO SAN LUCAS FISHING REPORT FOR THE GAVIOTA SPORTFISHING FLEET AND FISH CABO FLEET
High billfish boat for the week was the "Tuna Time", reporting in with 12 stripers released, 12 yellowfin tuna and 1 thresher shark for 5 days fished. According to the owner, Captain Roberto Marquez, the billfish bite was the result of drift fishing the Cabo Falso Drop Off Area using live bait and sinkers and the yellowfin tuna all came from the Jaime Bank from tuna running with the porpoise. The overall combined fish counts for a total of 36 days fished reflected 26 stripers, (24 released) 5 dorado, 17 yellowfin tuna, 19 skipjack, 1 thresher shark, 2 mako shark, (1 released) and 5 toros, (jack crevalles).
Cabo Climate: A partly cloudy day for Sunday that turned into a full week of sunshine days following. Daytime air temps averaged 80.4 and nights a little cooler at 64 degrees. Humidity level at 55.4% average.
Sea Conditions: Surface breezes flowing in from the southwest at an average of 7.4 mph. Water temps that now range from the Finger Bank on the Pacific side to Las Frailes on the Sea of Cortez side, are all in the 73-74 degree ranges.
Best Fishing Area: The billfish bite was best in the Cabo Falso Drop Off area and the tuna bite was best at Jaime Banks.
Best Bait/Lure: Drift fishing live baits were best for the billfish. Tuna were eager to bite on the varied colors of feathers, cedar plugs, tuna clones and more.
Bait Supply: Excellent bait supply for caballitos and still some mackerel available, all at the $3.00 per bait rate.
Our Local Reporters for Cabo San Lucas: Captain Roberto Marquez, Fish Cabo Boats and Gaviota Fleet Manager, Carlos Pena, continue to provide an excellent observation of the Cabo San Lucas fishing.
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THE MAZATLAN FISHING REPORT FOR THE ARIES SPORTFISHING FLEET, EL CID MEGA RESORT AND MARINA EL CID, PACIFIC)
The inshore fishing has been impressive this past week and the numbers of fish caught continue to be near limits for some of the species, especially the red snappers. The fishing report for the inshore waters this past week reflected a great catch for 8 days fished that reflected 1 striper, 20 seabass, 10 white snappers, 19 triggerfish and 163 red snappers. The off shore waters entertained a total of 28 days fished that reflected 4 stripers, (1 released) 10 dorado and 6 yellowfin tuna.
Mazatlan Climate: A sunny and warm week that provided an average daytime temperature of 85 degrees and nights at 75. Humidity ratio averaged 75% for the week.
Sea Conditions: The water temps have been dwindling downward over the past week or so and the inshore temp is now at 73 degrees and the off shore temp at 75 degrees. Surface breezes flowing in mostly from the westerly directions at 7.5 mph., making for some very comfortable off shore fishing.
Best Fishing Area: The off shore waters started at about 16-17 miles with the boats woking in all directions from there. No concentration of fish reported in any of the off shore waters.
Best Bait/Lure: Rigged bait were best for the billfish and even for the dorado but the tuna were taken on tuna feathers of various colors.
Bait Supplies: Good bait supplies for freshly caught baits for rigging and live bait remains available at he $1.00 per bait rate.
Our Local Mazatlan Reporter: Ms. Kitcia Berenece Ceja Diaz, Office Manager for The Aries Sportfishing Fleet and Marina El Cid, Pacific.
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THE IXTAPA-ZIHUATANEJO FISHING REPORT FOR THE INDEPENDENT SPORTFISHING FLEET
We had a glowing report come in from Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo today that reflected an incredible surge in fishing action for sailfish, marlin, dorado and yellowfin tuna and a completely renewed bite for the inshore fishing, too, including skipjack, jack crevalles and even some roosterfish showing up in the mix. According to our local area reporter, Captain Temo Verboonen, the fish are popping up in a very wide area that ranges from about 7 miles out front of the bay and on out to about 20 miles or so and there is very good catching action the entire distance.
IZ Climate: It was a mostly sunny and warm week with the average daytime temps at 83 degrees and the nights hovering at about 71 degrees. The humidity ratio is holding at about 75%. Calm ocean and excellent fishing weather.
Sea Conditions: In shore water temps at 81 degrees and rising to 82 degrees for the off shore waters. Pristine blue waters start at about a mile out front of the bay. Tropical surface breezes flowing mostly from the southwesterly directions at an average of 7.5 mph.
Best Fishing Areas: An enormously wide area of big game fish, including marlin, sailfish, dorado and yellowfin tuna that are keeping the anglers very busy on this year's beginning of the catching action and it all starts at about 7 miles off shore and continues on for the next 13 miles or so. There is probably more fish beyond the 20 mile mark but there is just no reason to extend the burning of fuel.
Best Bait/Lures: Rigged baits are working very well and so are live baits and Cedar plus, tuna feathers and so much more. The fish are anxious to bite most everything moving through the water right now and the anglers are having terrific fun fishing days.
Bait Supplies: Good bait supplies that include freshly caught baits for trolling and live bait at $5.00 per dozen.
Our Local Fishing Reporter: Captain Temo Verboonen, owner of the super pangas, Secuestro de Amor and Macho Banana.
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THE PUERTO MORELOS FISHING REPORT FOR THE MARINA EL CID SPORTFISHING FLEET, (CANCUN TO COZUMEL, CARIBBEAN)
Unfortunately, the port was closed for a total of 3 days the past week that included New Year's Day, along with one day before and one day after. The fishing action continued to be productive for most of the anglers and the report reflected a total of 30 days fished that resulted in a 13 fish mixed bag catch that included 1 sailfish, 19 amberjack, 7 triggerfish, 29 snappers, 45 groupers, 21 grunts, 5 bonito, 5 sawfish, 77 chackchi, 4 king mackerel, 8 banana fish, 1 rubia and 6 giant Atlantic barracudas. Overall, fishing continues to be good and the anglers are enjoying their catching action in the near off shore waters.
PM Climate: Sunday & Monday provided cloudy conditions and some scattered showers but the remainder of the week was mostly sunny and warm conditions. Daytime air was 81.8 average and nights at 70.5. Humidity held at 75.6% averages,
Sea Conditions: Water temps stable at 82 degrees. Surface breezes flowing mostly from the easterly directions and averaged about 6 mph.
Best Bait: Continues to be the ballyhoo baits that are so very populous throughout this area and the bait of choice for the anglers and the crews.
Bait Supplies: The over abundance of ballyhoo baits in this are continues to provide a terrific everyday supply of freshly caught baits for rigging.
Our Local Reporter: Ms. Lily Valdez is our local reporter for this area of Puerto Morelos and the Marina El Cid Sportfishing Fleet.
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Larry Edwards
CORTEZ YACHT CHARTERS
1-702-410-9555
email: cortezcharters@cox.net
cortezyachtcharters337@gmail.com
website: www.cortezcharters.com
High billfish boat for the week was the "Tuna Time", reporting in with 12 stripers released, 12 yellowfin tuna and 1 thresher shark for 5 days fished. According to the owner, Captain Roberto Marquez, the billfish bite was the result of drift fishing the Cabo Falso Drop Off Area using live bait and sinkers and the yellowfin tuna all came from the Jaime Bank from tuna running with the porpoise. The overall combined fish counts for a total of 36 days fished reflected 26 stripers, (24 released) 5 dorado, 17 yellowfin tuna, 19 skipjack, 1 thresher shark, 2 mako shark, (1 released) and 5 toros, (jack crevalles).
Cabo Climate: A partly cloudy day for Sunday that turned into a full week of sunshine days following. Daytime air temps averaged 80.4 and nights a little cooler at 64 degrees. Humidity level at 55.4% average.
Sea Conditions: Surface breezes flowing in from the southwest at an average of 7.4 mph. Water temps that now range from the Finger Bank on the Pacific side to Las Frailes on the Sea of Cortez side, are all in the 73-74 degree ranges.
Best Fishing Area: The billfish bite was best in the Cabo Falso Drop Off area and the tuna bite was best at Jaime Banks.
Best Bait/Lure: Drift fishing live baits were best for the billfish. Tuna were eager to bite on the varied colors of feathers, cedar plugs, tuna clones and more.
Bait Supply: Excellent bait supply for caballitos and still some mackerel available, all at the $3.00 per bait rate.
Our Local Reporters for Cabo San Lucas: Captain Roberto Marquez, Fish Cabo Boats and Gaviota Fleet Manager, Carlos Pena, continue to provide an excellent observation of the Cabo San Lucas fishing.
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THE MAZATLAN FISHING REPORT FOR THE ARIES SPORTFISHING FLEET, EL CID MEGA RESORT AND MARINA EL CID, PACIFIC)
The inshore fishing has been impressive this past week and the numbers of fish caught continue to be near limits for some of the species, especially the red snappers. The fishing report for the inshore waters this past week reflected a great catch for 8 days fished that reflected 1 striper, 20 seabass, 10 white snappers, 19 triggerfish and 163 red snappers. The off shore waters entertained a total of 28 days fished that reflected 4 stripers, (1 released) 10 dorado and 6 yellowfin tuna.
Mazatlan Climate: A sunny and warm week that provided an average daytime temperature of 85 degrees and nights at 75. Humidity ratio averaged 75% for the week.
Sea Conditions: The water temps have been dwindling downward over the past week or so and the inshore temp is now at 73 degrees and the off shore temp at 75 degrees. Surface breezes flowing in mostly from the westerly directions at 7.5 mph., making for some very comfortable off shore fishing.
Best Fishing Area: The off shore waters started at about 16-17 miles with the boats woking in all directions from there. No concentration of fish reported in any of the off shore waters.
Best Bait/Lure: Rigged bait were best for the billfish and even for the dorado but the tuna were taken on tuna feathers of various colors.
Bait Supplies: Good bait supplies for freshly caught baits for rigging and live bait remains available at he $1.00 per bait rate.
Our Local Mazatlan Reporter: Ms. Kitcia Berenece Ceja Diaz, Office Manager for The Aries Sportfishing Fleet and Marina El Cid, Pacific.
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THE IXTAPA-ZIHUATANEJO FISHING REPORT FOR THE INDEPENDENT SPORTFISHING FLEET
We had a glowing report come in from Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo today that reflected an incredible surge in fishing action for sailfish, marlin, dorado and yellowfin tuna and a completely renewed bite for the inshore fishing, too, including skipjack, jack crevalles and even some roosterfish showing up in the mix. According to our local area reporter, Captain Temo Verboonen, the fish are popping up in a very wide area that ranges from about 7 miles out front of the bay and on out to about 20 miles or so and there is very good catching action the entire distance.
IZ Climate: It was a mostly sunny and warm week with the average daytime temps at 83 degrees and the nights hovering at about 71 degrees. The humidity ratio is holding at about 75%. Calm ocean and excellent fishing weather.
Sea Conditions: In shore water temps at 81 degrees and rising to 82 degrees for the off shore waters. Pristine blue waters start at about a mile out front of the bay. Tropical surface breezes flowing mostly from the southwesterly directions at an average of 7.5 mph.
Best Fishing Areas: An enormously wide area of big game fish, including marlin, sailfish, dorado and yellowfin tuna that are keeping the anglers very busy on this year's beginning of the catching action and it all starts at about 7 miles off shore and continues on for the next 13 miles or so. There is probably more fish beyond the 20 mile mark but there is just no reason to extend the burning of fuel.
Best Bait/Lures: Rigged baits are working very well and so are live baits and Cedar plus, tuna feathers and so much more. The fish are anxious to bite most everything moving through the water right now and the anglers are having terrific fun fishing days.
Bait Supplies: Good bait supplies that include freshly caught baits for trolling and live bait at $5.00 per dozen.
Our Local Fishing Reporter: Captain Temo Verboonen, owner of the super pangas, Secuestro de Amor and Macho Banana.
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THE PUERTO MORELOS FISHING REPORT FOR THE MARINA EL CID SPORTFISHING FLEET, (CANCUN TO COZUMEL, CARIBBEAN)
Unfortunately, the port was closed for a total of 3 days the past week that included New Year's Day, along with one day before and one day after. The fishing action continued to be productive for most of the anglers and the report reflected a total of 30 days fished that resulted in a 13 fish mixed bag catch that included 1 sailfish, 19 amberjack, 7 triggerfish, 29 snappers, 45 groupers, 21 grunts, 5 bonito, 5 sawfish, 77 chackchi, 4 king mackerel, 8 banana fish, 1 rubia and 6 giant Atlantic barracudas. Overall, fishing continues to be good and the anglers are enjoying their catching action in the near off shore waters.
PM Climate: Sunday & Monday provided cloudy conditions and some scattered showers but the remainder of the week was mostly sunny and warm conditions. Daytime air was 81.8 average and nights at 70.5. Humidity held at 75.6% averages,
Sea Conditions: Water temps stable at 82 degrees. Surface breezes flowing mostly from the easterly directions and averaged about 6 mph.
Best Bait: Continues to be the ballyhoo baits that are so very populous throughout this area and the bait of choice for the anglers and the crews.
Bait Supplies: The over abundance of ballyhoo baits in this are continues to provide a terrific everyday supply of freshly caught baits for rigging.
Our Local Reporter: Ms. Lily Valdez is our local reporter for this area of Puerto Morelos and the Marina El Cid Sportfishing Fleet.
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Larry Edwards
CORTEZ YACHT CHARTERS
1-702-410-9555
email: cortezcharters@cox.net
cortezyachtcharters337@gmail.com
website: www.cortezcharters.com
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