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Baja Mexico: Magdalena Bay, Baja Sur & East Cape.
Capt. Gary Graham
July 25, 2001
Baja Sur - Saltwater Fishing Report
Hurrican Dalila No THreat
EAST CAPE, BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO
Wed., July 25, 2001
TEMPERATURES: High of 93 with a low of 80. Strong winds in the afternoon
yesterday (Tues.)
STRIPED MARLIN - Fair.
YELLOWFIN TUNA - A few down toward Cabo Pulmo and Las Frailes.
DORADO - A few being found early morning around the shark buoys. Larger fish
are being found in open water.
ROOSTERFISH - Good inshore action continues early morning and mid-afternoon
in front of Buenavista Beach Hotel and Rancho Leonero.
JACK CREVALLE - The bigger fish are seen close to the beach at Punta Arena.
BARRILLETE OR MEXICAN SKIPJACK - Not much reported this week.
PARGO AND CABRILLA - Reef in front of Hotel Rancho Leonero producing fair
catches.
.. OFFSHORE: A blue here and there. With the Bisbee Black & Blue tournament
going on for the next three days, I am sure some will turn up..
.. INSHORE: Roosterfish, jacks and sierra provided the best opportunity this
week.
.. BEACH: Roosterfish strung out all along the beach from RBV to La Ribera.
.. QUICK COMMENT - Yesterday, while working at home on the computer, a couple
of fly-fishers stopped by on their way home. They had experienced what I
have been saying for the last month. They had very little action offshore
and were asking if I knew something they didn't. When I told them how good
the action had been close to shore they said, “. . . Oh, sure we know about
that, but we got tired of catching roosterfish and jacks and wanted to do
something different.” Amazing! This is some of the best inshore fishing I
have seen, but they only wanted to fish for something that wasn't biting. I
think we will keep fishing for what is biting and let it go at that.
Aside from that, Hurricane Dalila is headed out to the west and except for
some high clouds and pretty strong wind yesterday afternoon it had little
influence on the area.
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MAGDALENA BAY, BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO
Wed., July 25, 2001
Temperatures: 90-degree high; low 70.
MARLIN - More seem to be showing up every week and it is still early in the
season.
DORADO - Most of the fish are smaller school fish with a few larger ones
mixed in.
TUNA - A few a long way out.
YELLOWTAIL - Pretty quiet.
CORVINA - Still a good bite going on throughout the bay.
SNOOK - Devil's Curve and under the bridge at the entrance to town are both
producing fair action.
HALIBUT - I don't think anyone was targeting them this week.
.. QUICK COMMENT - Sounds like the offshore is improving every week. Inside
the esteros the fishing continues to be fair to good.
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