Turning heads
Capt. Mark Rayor
March 31, 2014
Buena Vista - Saltwater Fishing Report
Turning heads
East Cape conditions are more like summer time than the first week of spring. Seas have been calm with water temps topping out at 78 degrees. Also the water is a beautiful purple blue not common for this early in our season. Off shore we are seeing huge schools of flyingfish, sailfish and blue marlin. The stage is set for the bite to explode.
Striped marlin are plentiful and we are sighting double digit numbers tailing and jumping most days. The problem is the fish are very lethargic and it has been difficult to find an aggressive one. In the course of a day just a few of the many sighted will turn their head and look at our baits.
Dorado have also been here in big numbers. Most are peewee sized with just few keepers mixed in.
East Cape sunrise
A biter not far off Punta Colorada
Charlie Williams hung a striper on the fly.
Closing the deal. Congrats to Charlie!
Working hard to find aggressive fish.
Most are small with a few larger models mixed in
Still sighting humpback whales everyday
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Mark Rayor
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