PHOTO 1: Inshore fishing right now can be outstanding. Even on days when it’s windy, there’s usually no shortage of fish willing to chew in the rocky areas and reefs like this nice pargo mulatto (barred pargo). Tough fighters…great on the dinner plate! This was taken just off Punta Perrico.
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PHOTO 2: I don’t know if it’s El Nino, but yes, we’re still getting exotic roosterfish like this one around the beach areas. No big ones lately, but this fun size school fish rooster is alot of fun on light tackle. You can catch dozens of these some days if you hit the right school. Note how close to the beach this is.
It was another incrediby mild week as far as the weather goes down here in La Paz. More and more everyone is wondering if we’re in a continuing el Nino pattern because weather temps during the day have been in the high 70’s to low 80’s. Winds have been relatively diminished. Even more telling are the types of fish we’re catching. For instance, instead of just sierra (lots of them), cabrilla and scattered pargo inshore, we’re also still getting some nice dorado up to 25 pounds; schoolie-sized roosterfish along the beach and even the occasional marlin and tuna. Most of these fish aren’t found until our warmer months. It makes for a nice package of mixed good fishing right now.
TAILHUNTER ROAD TOUR 2010
We’ll continue to keep adding more videos throughout the season. We also have almost 60 other weekly video clips on Youtube at http://www.youtube.com if you search the word “pangapirate.”
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Jonathan and Jill
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