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FISHING AND CONDITION REPORT

WEEK: July 1st week
Nancy and Robert Shutt from Sunnyville, California, fished with Captain Santiago Cota on the Vamonos during the 4th of July weekend. Here with a two nice tunas caught near Las Barracas in a school of porpoise. Scott and Jacob Dobson and Toby Way from Mariposa California fished with Vicente on the Dottie B II with Vicente. They caught 6 tunas
Toby Way from Ontario California fished with Ramon on the 3 Hermanos. They were able to released 2 out of 3 marlins. Mr. and Mrs. Curley fished with the great captain Victor Garciglia on his Victoria super panga. They caught 1 striper and 2 dorados.
Last Week Fish Report Hotel Buena Vista Beach Resort Fleet

From: June 30th- July 6th, 2006

Total boats out:70  Fishermen: 215

Weather Temps: Mid 80's- High 90's 

Water Temperature:  78°- 85°

  Type

Capture

Release

Total

  Swordfish ~ ~ ~

  Blue Marlin

~

1

1

  Black  Marlin

~

~

~

  Striped Marlin

4

27

31

  Sailfish

~

4

4

  Dorado

13

~

13

  Tuna

106

~

106

  Wahoo

~

~

~

  Roosterfish

1

23

24

  Grouper

~

~

~

  Shark 

~

1

1

  Snapper

46

~

46

  Jack Crevalle

~

2

2

  Amberjack

~

~

~

  Bonito

~

~

~

  Yellowtail

~

~

~

  Ladyfish

~

~

~

  Pompano

3

~

3

  Triggerfish

27

~

27

  Squid

~

~

~

  Cabrilla

~

~

~

  Skipjack Tuna

~

47

47

  Sierra

~

~

~

  Rainbow Runner

~

~

~

 

Water Temperature: It has been three weeks now that our water condition is almost perfect, I doubt this will change at least throughout our Summer. 

 

Air Temperature: This week was a little cooler than last, it was nice to have days in the mid 90's most of the week.     

 

Fishing Spots and Distance: From La Rivera to Las Barracas to Los Frailes 20-30 miles out from this points is where most of our fishing was done this past week.

 

Off-shore Fishing: Stripers continue to offered a very good bite even though we are in July already. Some blues and some sails, and we should start seeing a lot more of them as they come in to the Sea of Cortés. Tuna and dorado were both present, but as good as last week.      

 

In-shore Fishing: With nice concentration of bait in different areas our in-shore fishing improved, with great number of rooster fish.  

 

Bait Used: It has been plenty of bait this past week, and it seems it will continue.

 

Highlight of the Week: The number of stripers continue to increase, making this season one of the best in stripped marlin number-wise. But we still have half year to go.

 

See you next week!!!

 

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