Water Temperature:  Water temperature has dropped slightly this past week.  We expect the temperature to vary slightly over the next couple of weeks.  At this time we have not seen the slight decrease effecting the fishing.  Most of the boats have reported good action  

Weather Temperature: With the threats of Nora and Olaf gone we have seen nothing but sun.  We have seen warm days with slight breezes in the afternoon and the occasional rain shower in the mountains.  The nights have been as one guest described "heavenly".   

Fishing Spots and Distance:   The fishing spots and distance remain fairly close.  Most of the boats report that they are fishing between the fifteen and twenty mile mark.  Victor and Vamonos report that a few of the boats have been out as far as thirty five miles doing well catching tuna. 

Off-shore fishing.-  Off shore fishing continues to be quite good with lots of sails and tuna.  The sailfish have been quite active with many strikes being reported by the boats.  The dorado fishing is still consistent with  some very nice sized fish being caught.  The tuna continue to be very cooperative.  We have also see an increase in wahoo bites with a few of the captains reporting some shredded lures from wahoo bites they did not expect.  October is an excellent wahoo month and they are starting to show.  Do not forget that this is a great month for blue marlin as well.  

In-shore fishing.- In shore water this past week is once again off color.  This is due to the rains we received earlier in the week in the mountains.  These rains caused the local arroyo's to increase in their flow and with that increase comes dirty water.  We should start to see them starting to clear later in the week if the afternoon showers subside.             

Successful lures:  According to the captains live bait has produced over the artificials.

Bait Used: Bait conditions excellent this week with the strong showing of mackerel, sardines, and mullet.    

Highlight of the Week:  This week the report are that there are two things you are not going to be missing in the East Cape this coming days. TUNA AND SAILFISH. Also blue marlin should pick up as well as dorado, stay tune or grab a flight to visit us, this is a time when you want to be down here fishing. 

Don't forget our Winter special: This is the time where you can escape from the world for a few days, may fish, may snorkel, but for sure rest your back off. Special is pay three nights and get the FOURTH NIGHT FREE or pay five nights and get the SIXTH AND SEVENTH NIGHT FREE!!!!  This is a great special contact us for details. We would also like to inform you about some of the new flights that will be available to are area.  Please see below.  If you would like to visit one of these airlines please click below on the airline you wish to visit.

 

Aero Mexico will have four flights a week originating in Ontario.

Allegro will have four flights a week originating in Oakland.

Continental starting in December will have flights originating from Newark.

Delta starting December 13th will have seven flights a week from Atlanta.

Frontier starting November 22nd will have four flights a week from Denver.        

 

 

See you next week!