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Baja Mexico: Magdalena Bay, Baja Sur & East Cape.
Capt. Gary Graham
March 8, 2001
Baja Sur - Saltwater Fishing Report
Roosters and Jacks on the Beach at East Cape
EAST CAPE, BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO
Wed., March 07, 2001
TEMPERATURES: High of 77 with a low of 63.
STRIPED MARLIN - Not much action.
YELLOWFIN TUNA - Only a few this week.
DORADO - A few dorado throughout the bay.
ROOSTERFISH - Good action from Buena Vista Beach Resort to Scott Glenn's
house for the last several days.
JACK CREVALLE - A few mixed in with the roosters and sierra along the shore.
BARRILLETE OR MEXICAN SKIPJACK - Few caught.
PARGO AND CABRILLA - Not much action this week.
.. OFFSHORE: Boats traveling long distances for few fish.
.. INSHORE: A few dorado and skipjack provided fair action.
.. BEACH: Lots of sardinia attracted schools of small roosters and some
larger jacks.
.. QUICK COMMENT – Cold, off-color water has moved in offshore and the boats
have been running 20 to 35 miles to get outside of it. When they do, they
have found a few dorado. The beach has been the best news with schools of
roosters and jacks feeding on sardinia from RBV to Scott Glenn's house. Most
of the roosters are under five pounds, but very aggressive on the fly. Some
of the jacks are in the high teens. Several of our beach trips this week got
into
the double digits with roosters and jacks.
Magdalena Bay Update
MAGDALENA BAY, BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO
Wed., March 07, 2001
Temperatures: 74-degree high; low 58.
TUNA - Pretty quiet.
YELLOWTAIL - Good fishing near the entrada (entrance).
CORVINA - Fair catches in the estero (estuary) south of San Carlos.
SNOOK - A few fish in the 10 pound class.
HALIBUT - Continue to be a good bet for the fly rodder.
.. QUICK COMMENT - Still a fair bite on the yellows at the entrada. Back up
in the esteros, bay bass, halibut with a few snook and corvina are keeping
things interesting.
-Gary
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