from 15-25lbs. The weather was calm and hot and the water temps ranged between 83-88 degrees. All the fish seem to be close to shore or at the island with a trip to the 88 bank producing nothing. Their seem to be a large number of fish in the area but the bite dies in the early afternoon.
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Monday, September 28, 2009
For the week of Sept. 19-28 fishing was primarily good for tuna and dorado. Schools of tuna were found near Punta Arena and the at the North end of Cerralvo Island. The tuna ranged from 20-30lbs with an occasional larger model. Dorado were mixed in and ranged
from 15-25lbs. The weather was calm and hot and the water temps ranged between 83-88 degrees. All the fish seem to be close to shore or at the island with a trip to the 88 bank producing nothing. Their seem to be a large number of fish in the area but the bite dies in the early afternoon.
from 15-25lbs. The weather was calm and hot and the water temps ranged between 83-88 degrees. All the fish seem to be close to shore or at the island with a trip to the 88 bank producing nothing. Their seem to be a large number of fish in the area but the bite dies in the early afternoon.
Thursday, September 3, 2009
Gerardo Hernandez of Tortuga Sportfishing at La Paz reported hot weather and calm seas for his pangas fishing on the Las Arenas side in improving conditions for dorado and small yellowfin tuna. At Ensenada de los Muertos, Boca del Alamo, and San Isidro, dorado of 15 to 25 pounds were caught.Yellowfin tuna of 15 to 30 pounds were caught at the south point of Isla Cerralvo, and larger tuna were seen chasing flying fish but would not bite on sardina baits.

LA PAZ PANGA--John Fraumeni and Gregory Garcia, both of Santa Ana, Calif., went out on a Tortuga Sportfishing panga on La Paz' Las Arenas side for a nice mixed catch of dorado and football yellowfin tuna.
LA PAZ PANGA--John Fraumeni and Gregory Garcia, both of Santa Ana, Calif., went out on a Tortuga Sportfishing panga on La Paz' Las Arenas side for a nice mixed catch of dorado and football yellowfin tuna.
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