Fishing report
from The Fishermen's
Fleet in La Paz. 5-6
Fishing is starting
to pick up, again.
After a couple of
weeks of roilly
green water we are
starting to see
changes for the
better. Inshore the
pargo and cabrilla
are biting better,
on sardines and
rapala's
respectively. Those
patient enough to
drown large baits
have had some luck
too. Bob Mendoza
scored a 58 pound
broomtail grouper on
a bling bonita 3
days ago. Mr. Mason
scored a 32 pound
African pompano
(that's a very large
one) on a squid bait
at Punta Perico.
Roosters to 55
pounds have been
coming in south of
Muertos on Sardines.
A few yellowtail are
still around with
fish to 27 pounds
coming on sardines
at Roca Montana. The
first Dorado of the
season, nothing
large but Dorado
nonetheless, are
starting to show
outside on the
buoys, along with
good amounts of
striped marlin to
130 pounds. We're
entering the time of
year when the winter
fish will start to
leave and be
replaced by our
summer fishery.
Another moon phase
and we should be
lightin' it up down
here.
Dave Jones
Give us a call at
1-408-884-3932.
The Fishermen's
Fleet
La Paz Baja
www.fishermensfleet.com