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PHOTO GALLERY AND FISHING AND CONDITION REPORT   WEEK: APRIL 3RD WEEK.
Mr. Gary Spikie from Simi Valley, CA took this week’s place with a very nice 56.9 lbs dorados. He fished out of Rancho Leonero on the Canela.
Don Greg, Doug Bostrom and Friend good friends and neighbors from the Spa fished with Carlos on the Careleste, they released 2 out of 3 stripers Mary Fedorka from Telluride, CO, with a nice pampano and pargo. I fished with them last October they are great fisherman and a lot of fun to be with. She and husband Buzz have been coming to our resort for a long time. She has won the last 2 out 3 trivia questions in our monthly newsletter. 
Mr. Robert Gartrell fished for a few days with us with great success. He caught 1 striper, 1 sail released while fishing with Victor Sr. on the Vamonos, but it was while fishing with Victor Jr. on the Mosca I that he got several pagos and sierras, one of those pargos landed him on 2nd place for this week’s Fiesta de Pesca. It was not a big pargo at 4.6 lbs, but good enough for great prizes.
Mr. Louie Prieto from Hacienda Height, CA brought it a nice dorado to be weight in our hotel. We are this week's weight station official sight, and very nice fished was weight in. Mr. Prieto was staying at Playa del Sol Our great friend Don Brown walked out with prizes as he placed among the best of the week during the Fiesta de Pesca. Don visited us from Redding, CA and he is a great outfitter with hunts in Argentina to South Dakota, where my brother and father go to hunt for white tale deer. 

 
Last Week Fish Report Hotel Buenavista Beach Resort Fleet

This week's Fish and Condition report brought to you by Arturo in charge of land crew

From: April 15th-21st, 2005

Total boats out: 30 Fishermen:84

Weather Temperature: Mid 70- Low 80's 

Water Temperature:  70°- 73°

Type

Capture

Release

Total

 Blue Marlin

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~

~

 Black  Marlin

~

~

~

  Striped Marlin

3

37

40

  Sailfish

~

3

3

  Dorado

1

~

1

  Tuna

26

~

26

  Wahoo

~

~

~

  Roosterfish

~

1

1

  Grouper

~

~

~

  Shark 

~

~

~

  Snapper

10

~

10

  Jack Crevalle

1

~

1

  Amberjack

~

1

1

  Bonita

~

~

~

  Yellowtail

~

~

~

  Ladyfish

~

~

~

  Pompano

1

~

1

  Triggerfish

2

~

2

  Squid

~

~

~

  Cabrilla

~

~

~

  Skip Jack

~

2

2

Sierra

2

~

2

Rainbow Runner

~

~

~

 

Water Temperature:  Water took a nice jump up, and the crew found water up to 74 degrees, still not as warm as we would like, but this temperature brought the first sails of the season.

 

Air Temperature:  Even with some winds still hitting us this past week, it was minor and it has been very nice weather conditions.

 

Fishing Spots and Distance: Marlin continues to dominate the East Cape scene, but some tuna ran in this past week, distance very from 10 miles to 35 miles depending on what you are fishing for. 

 

Off-shore Fishing: Marlin, marlin, marlin, this is the 3rd week in a row with great striper fishing. For the tuna lovers it was good news, but we still expect more. 

 

In-shore Fishing: With little sardine or mullet fishing inshore has been tough, but still the great pargo fishing still going now for 3 weeks as well, and other bottom species also are around.  

 

Successful Lures:  Petrolero is getting hotter as well as black and purpura.

 

Bait Used: Mackerel is what the crew is fishing with, but as fishing, some days the pangueros catch more than others.

 

Highlight of the Week:  Marlin continues to be the highlight of the week, but this week it was the tuna that finally made a good appearance. . 

 

See you next week!!!  

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