Water Temperature:  Water temperature has remained the same, good all Baja Summer consistency, yes the conditions are in the right place, and good fishing, not wide open, but good fishing. 

Weather Temperature: Nice Summer weather, very rarely we have gotten past the 100's, actually this week with nice breeze kept the days nice and cool. Some rain during the week, and some cloudy days, which is great for the dorado fishing. 

Fishing Spots and Distance: 

Off-shore fishing.- Early in the week, most of the boats where fishing North, very close to Punta Pescadero's about 6 to 15 miles, with good catches of dorado up to 40 lbs mix with good size billfish. South the action was a little slower, but still good with some stripers, sails and some wahoos. Tuna is the only thing that we can't say that have consistent, since you see them one day and you don't next day. Still there are more footballs than big, still Mr. Mullin while fishing with Capt. Juan Garcia on the 23' Mosca fought a tuna for 3 hours, that they brought up to the boat, before it broke the line. Juan estimated that the tuna was at least 200 lbs, and know our captain, they always aim lower than what they really are.

In-shore fishing.- Summer brings the best out in the inshore fishing, with a lot of combine catches from roosterfish, ladyfish, pampano, cabrilla etc, etc, fishing from La Rivera to El Rincon has been the best areas. YOU HAVE TO BRING YOUR LIGHT LINE EQUIPMENT, you will be surprise how good it really is. Hotel Buenavista Beach Resort is hosting the 1st PENN INTERNATIONAL LIGHT LINE EAST CAPE GRAND SLAM TOURNAMENT where we will be a lot of fun and let me tell you, PENN has really put together great prices. 

Successful lures: When is good fishing, all of them work. No, you are correct, this is the same lane as last week..

Bait Used: Bait guys are having a little more problem to get the bait, still most of the boats are getting plenty.  

Highlight of the Week:  Wahoo start to come in more often, sometimes you really need to target them, with special equipment to catch them, but now according to our number is the best time for them, from here to the early November. Good blue marlins, still some stripped marlins, and the sails seems to still be shy of coming to the Sea of Cortez, still there are some around. Dorado, the rain on Tuesday  helped to bring floating things to the water, therefore it just should be a matter of time to get the schools in.

Mr. Cooper Ken from Washington D.C.  while fishing with Felipe and Reggie on their boat, Yanet: released 1 blue, 1 sail, and 1 stripped . close to the East Cape grand slam. 

Hope to see you next week!!!