Hi guys,
We are still having good news about East Cape, this past week the fishery remaind healthy, with lots of bait available from mackarel, caballito and sardines. The marlin were very active, many boats carching multiple a day, most of them trolling with ballyhoos or live bait. Dorado keeps running really good, still many in the XL size. Wahoo also was very consistent, but specially last tuesday was crazy, with up 5 or more hits, many boats caught more than 1 and one boat from Los Barriles got 6 that day, for us is great numbers, the rest of the week whoever target them got one at least. Tuna also was very good, some were found in porpoise schools, in Rincon chumming sardines and squid, but down south was the best action with most of the tuna in the 40-50# class. Bottom fishing not so good, but not bad, it was a little harder to make fish, some red snapper and ambejacks still around. Overall I dont think anybody went back home empty handed.
Fortunately the second half of the month the two big storm we had our way they turn around and let the fishery stable and it looks like we are going to be consistent for few more weeks.
Good luck to all are coming down our way this month.
Felipe Valdez Sportfishing
We are still having good news about East Cape, this past week the fishery remaind healthy, with lots of bait available from mackarel, caballito and sardines. The marlin were very active, many boats carching multiple a day, most of them trolling with ballyhoos or live bait. Dorado keeps running really good, still many in the XL size. Wahoo also was very consistent, but specially last tuesday was crazy, with up 5 or more hits, many boats caught more than 1 and one boat from Los Barriles got 6 that day, for us is great numbers, the rest of the week whoever target them got one at least. Tuna also was very good, some were found in porpoise schools, in Rincon chumming sardines and squid, but down south was the best action with most of the tuna in the 40-50# class. Bottom fishing not so good, but not bad, it was a little harder to make fish, some red snapper and ambejacks still around. Overall I dont think anybody went back home empty handed.
Fortunately the second half of the month the two big storm we had our way they turn around and let the fishery stable and it looks like we are going to be consistent for few more weeks.
Good luck to all are coming down our way this month.
Felipe Valdez Sportfishing
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