La Paz – Las Arenas/ Muertos Bay/ Suenos Bay Fishing Report for Week of Nov. 18-25, 2021
MEXICAN MINUTE VIDEO FISHING REPORT
THE BIG PICTURE and the REST of the STORY…
Jason and Gina MIller visiting us for the first time got in one day of fishing and found a few dorado willing to bite! They’re from Shiner TX.
Tracy Patek and Captain Armando have a dorado and some nice smiles on the beach!
NIck Jordan admires a double-handful or La Paz dorado!
Honestly, not alot going on for fishing this past week. Most of the focus was on the huge Baja 1000 off-road race that hit town for the first time in several years. Town was packed with teams, fans, international travelers and lots and lots of off-road vehicles of every description. Good luck finding hotel rooms, restaurants seats and even parking spaces were at a premium. By all accounts, it was a huge success for the event and for the economy of La Paz still recovering from the last 2 years.
As for fishing, there were a few here and there. Weather was mostly sunny, but some days were quite windy and rough so just-as-well that we didn’t have many folks on the water.
Most of our anglers were just one-time folks looking for a singular day on the water. Some were related to the race teams or fans. Most were folks in town for one-reason-or-another. It’s off-season right now and, unlike our regular season when we’re packed with fishermen, most folks aren’t in town for fishing as their primary reason.
So, it was somewhat hit-or-miss on the fishing.
When there aren’t many folks on the water, it’s hard to know where the fish are located since there aren’t several dozen boats scattered around the ocean fishing different areas. Also, since it can be windy and rough, it’s often difficult to find live bait and to get to certain fishing spots.
That being said, we still ran into a few dorado here and there. Most were about the 10-pound class. There’s some big bonito willing to pull lines as well as pargo, snapper, cabrilla and thankfully a few days when the sierra bit really nicely. Some boats did better than others. Just the way it is this time of year.
Looks like most of this coming week will be extremely windy with even a possibility chance of rain. We’ll see. Things change rapidly. By the time you are reading this, it may have changed again!
Hope you are having a very special and blessed Thanksgiving holidays!
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