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La Paz – Las Arenas/ Muertos Bay/ Bahia Suenos Fishing Report for Oct. 19-27, 2027

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FISHING STILL PICKY ALTHOUGH NO STORM THIS PAST WEEK (FOR ONCE)

La Paz – Las Arenas/ Muertos Bay/ Bahia Suenos Fishing Report for Oct. 19-27, 2o27

SHORT ATTENTION SPAN FISHING REPORT

WEATHER:  For once we didn’t have an impending storm on our shoulders.  Weather sunny and pretty pleasant mostly, but still some hot days and pleasant evenings.  But northern winds are starting to blow too and will become more consistent as the year rolls towards December.  Daytime temps in the low to mid-90’s

WATER:  Thankfully, not as hot as it was during August to most of October when it was in the 90’s.  Now in the lower to mid-80’s.  If it’s windy the ocean will kick up white caps.  Other days calm until the winds start to blow.

FISH HOOKED THIS WEEK:  Don’t be fooled by the variety.  Fishing was tough.  Sailfish, dorado, tuna, barred pargo, snapper, cabrilla, bonito, jack crevalle, dog-tooth snapper.

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Mostly reef and rock fish for Marty Sering and John Grigsby, but all great eating plus a lone dorado along with the barred pargo and snapper.

Brent Hoshizaki came to visit from Canada and finally got to catch his first dorado after 2 tough days looking for them.

Captain Moncho helps a happy Wayne Riner on his first visit from Washington state with his first sailfish.

Two of our bestest amigos who visit us usually 2x a year and love fishing the rocks with Captain Pancho. They spent several days landing cabrilla, barred pargo, snapper and triggerfish.

Captain Pancho with our amigo, Leif Dover. They hooked the nice sail then spent 10 minutes pushing it back and forth to re-oxiginate the fish for a good release!

A big chunk of meat! Our amigos, Marty Sering and John Grigsby were with Captain Victor for 3 days and their last day got topped by this big dog-tooth cubera snapper.

Well…where do I start?

On the good side, this is about the first time I can remember in a many many weeks (or months) when we didn’t have an impendingly ominous storm on us or headed our way.  We’ve had the whole gamut and pretty much almost gone through the whole alphabet of named storms.  More than 20 storms recorded in the Pacific setting a record for the most turbulence in recorded history.

(Just for the record we’ve hit the letter “V” for storm names now and “Vance” is just to the south, but not predicted to both La Paz too much.  But, I could be wrong…none of these storms has acted as predicted!)

So, air temps were a pleasant sunny 85 degrees on the average and water temps dropped finally after being in the 90’s for much of the last few months and chasing all the fish away.  Temps have dropped into the low to mid-80’s.

On the bad side, it still hasn’t done a whole lot for our fishing.  It’s still hit-or-miss and we’re struggling to be perfectly honest.  Yes, there are fish to catch finally with some surprise varieties, but we’re working hard to find the fish or getting them to bite.

We suddenly have sailfish in the water.  There’s a few scattered tuna here-and-there around Cerralvo Island.  Every-now-and-then we find a small dorado or two.

There are some nice cubers (dog-tooth) snapper in the rocks along with triggerfish, barred pargo and cabrilla.  A few bonito and jack crevalle also.

And that’s about it.  It’s embarrassing.  Usually, this time of year there’s 100% more action, but these last few months it’s been a desert made of water.  Some boats get nothing.  Some boats are lucky to have a fish or two or three.  And that’s it.

Also, you can feel the season changing.  The northern winds are starting up.  Not yet full-time, but often by afternoons, they are blowing and sometimes gusting and kicking up white caps in the bay.  Once they start up  and blow consistently, the entire complexion of the air, water and fishing will change again often making it difficult to even get out fishing.

Just saying.  Just being honest about expectations.

We’ll keep you posted.

BOOK IN THE WORKS

I could use a big favor…

I’ve had so many of you encouraging me to do this.

It’s been a project that has stopped and started and stopped and started for 4 years now.

After all these years and hundreds of stories and columns, I’m putting the finishing touches on what I hope to be my first book. It’s a compilation of over 20 years of writing. Lots of short stories and quick reads.

Many of you have written to me over the years commenting about my articles and I’m asking for a favor.

I’m kindly soliciting comments from you to include in the book. Basically, if you have something nice to say about my writing, I’d really appreciate a few sentences  or a comment from you about it that I can submit to my editor for consideration. Just drop me an e-mail to: jonathan@tailhunter.com.  Muchas gracias!

That’s my story!

Jonathan & Jilly

Jonathan Roldan’s
Tailhunter Sportfishing
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Tailhunter Sportfishing

755 Paseo Obregon, La Paz, Baja Sur, Mexico

U.S. Mailing Address:  Tailhunter Sportfishing
8030 La Mesa Blvd. #178 La Mesa CA  91942

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La Paz – Las Arenas/ Muertos Bay/ Bahia Suenos Fishing Report from Tailhunter Sportfishing for Week of Oct. 10-18, 2026

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FISHING BETTER BUT RECORD YEAR OF STORMS CONTINUES

La Paz – Las Arenas/ Muertos Bay/ Bahia Suenos Fishing Report for Week of Oct. 10-18, 2026

SHORT ATTENTION SPAN REPORT

WEATHER:  We spent another week on storm watch feeling the after-effects of Rachel and the impending arrival of Simon followed by Trudy.  None of them actually hit at the end-of-the-day, but we felt their effects from winds, big waves and rough seas.  It has definitely gotten cooler.

WATER:  After several months of incredible 90+ degree water that turned the ocean into a desert the seas dropped precipitously into the low to mid-80’s.  Some rough seas attached to the passing hurricans. 

FISH HOOKED BY US THIS WEEK:  Sailfish, tuna, dorado, dog-tooth snapper, triggerfish, bonito, jack crevalle, roosterfish, sierra,

FISHING SCALE (10 being best):  3 (it’s been a 1 or 2 for the last 6 -8 weeks!)

THE MEXICAN MINUTE VIDEO FISHING REPORT

THE BIG PICTURE and the REST of the STORY…

It has been a crazy year. This graphic doesn’t include Trudy that headed our way this week. At least half-a-dozen of these storms affected us in just the last 2 months.

 

Hurricane Simon was originally slated to hit us, but dissipated and fell apart just before arriving but still hit us with strong winds and rain to the south.

 

Hurricane Trudy was directly below Simon and promised to be even larger than Hurricane Simon and there was some possibility for awhile of the two hurricanes joining up. We eventually did get some rain and wind. But it shut down the port for a few days eliminating fishing.

 

One of the better days this past week! Old Tailhunter friends of ours from Pendleton OR, Dave Lindell and Leonard Post are pretty happy with two sizeable tuna and some tasty barred pargo and triggerfish on their last day.

 

We love having these two guys here! Wade Ralston is a well-known guide on the Columbia River and has been with us several times and brought buddy Wayne Riner for his first trip. It was a dreary tough week of fishing, but these guys hung in there and Wayne did get his dream sailfish!

 

Daniel Bovee comes down several times a year from S.California and always seems to put trophy fish in the boat when fishing with Captain Pancho. Check out the big dog-tooth snapper!

 

Mike from Florida was staying with Gary Wagner at his Rancho Costa in Bahia Muertos when he caught ad released this nice roosterfish. Surprising to see a rooster this late in the season!

 

Dana and Lolly Milano from Clovis CA, have been with us many times fishing and diving, but we haven’t seen them in a few years. It was tough fishing ,but they finally hit some dorado fishing with Captain Boli and Lolly was quick to point out that her fish was bigger than Dana’s.

 

Another unusual fish that we usually see in the springtime is a pompano. Great tasting and they can get quite large. Grayson is from Indiana and was staying at Rancho Costa.

 

I don’t know where all the sailfish came from all of a sudden, but we hooked more sails in the last 2 weeks than all year. Darrell with Captain Moncho. The fish was released. Darrell was also at Rancho Costa this week.

 

Mike Schoder and John Daley are always fun when they visit from Alaska. They had some fun on the flyrods with Captain Moncho, but hit this colorful bull on conventional tackle. Enough for a good dinner at Tailhunter.

 

Captain Armando with Dave Lindell again and yet another sailfish. Dave let this one go which was great!

 

We’ve known Emily since she was about 5 years old ,but she was more excited than husband Matt who hooked this sailfish while fishing with Captain Boli.

 

A few legit yellowfin tuna popped up here and there! Daniel Bovee got this their first day past Cerralvo Island.

 

Here’s some good-eating fish! A highly -prized dog-tooth snapper caught by Mike of Bahia Muertos

 

Reason to smile! These barred pargo are tough to pull outta the rocks, but great eating. Dave Lindell takes the pose! A good day with several in the boat.

 

After 5 days trying to find fish, Wade and Wayne with Captain Chito went all the way to Las Cruces and found a willing school of dorado finally!

 

Love this shot of Captain Armando with Dave Lindell and his yellowfin tuna.

 

Bucket list sailfish for Dana on board with Captain Boli after fishing with us for many seasons.

Jonathan

 

Compared to the previous several weeks of reports, it looks like we’ve had much better fishing!  There’s certainly alot more photos of some good-looking fish.

 

But, it’s deceptive.  

 

There’s alot going on here.  

 

For one, I’ve been harping how the waters have been HOT since August.  This Super El Nino ocean condition heated the waters to 90-94 degrees!  And the fish disappeared. I mean, for the last 2 months or so, the ocean pretty much turned into a desert!  Other than smallish dorado here and there, we were virtually catching NOTHING!

 

Experts theorize that the waters had gotten so warm that the ocean simply had no oxygen for the fish.  They either left or went way way way DEEP!  I’m told the warm water column was not simply on the surface, but extended far deeper than ever.  So, the fish moved off or way down to colder water. 

 

Then, an amazing thing happened about 2 weeks ago.  Possibly related to the continued parade of storms that have marched our way….NOLO…POLO…MARIA…RACHEL…SIMON…TRUDY….I can’t remember them all or the order.    However, over just a few days, the water temps dropped!

 

And they dropped rapidly.  Almost overnight, we went from 93 to 88…then to 85.  Then to 82 degrees.

 

And and amazing thing happened!

 

We started to get fish biting again.  

 

Suddenly we started to hook sailfish.  Even some tuna popped up.  There was a wahoo hooked. Some schools of dorado showed up.  Even pargo, dog-tooth snapper, and bonito  that had all been pretty much absent for months! 

 

Nothing spectacular, but compared to the previous months, at least there was something biting and at least anglers had some hope and some chance of hooking SOMETHING!  

 

It was by no means good fishing by any stretch. Some boats got nothing.  Others really had to work at it.  Some days there was action, but nothing to keep.   And then some days, because of the storms, it was simply really rough waters and difficult to fish.  It was difficult to find live bait. Conditions have not been ideal.    The port was again closed for several days.  The beaches got scoured of sand so it became difficult or impossible to launch boats. 

 

One day, one of the commercial pangas got flipped by a big wave sideways.  It resulted in a broken arm and a busted head for the two local occupants, but it could have been worse.

 

As I write this, we’re just seeing Hurricane Trudy fall apart just to the south of us after preparing for a Category 3 storm.  But, like other previously, Trudy is blowing apart.  So man of these storms bounced off us then went up the coast affecting Northern Baja and even Southern California. 

 

On top of all this, we have the northern winds starting to blow and soon, they’l start blowing consistently and will blow through the winter months.  It’s created quite a turbulent ocean.  We have big waves from the south generated by storms smacking against erratic wind gusts from the north. 

 

The season, sadly is ending on a big whimper.  What a year.  We don’t need another storm or another Super El Nino!

 

That’s our story!

Jonathan & Jilly

Jonathan Roldan’s
Tailhunter Sportfishing
www.tailhunter.com

Mexico Office: 

Tailhunter Sportfishing 

755 Paseo Obregon, La Paz, Baja Sur, Mexico

U.S. Mailing Address:  Tailhunter Sportfishing
8030 La Mesa Blvd. #178 La Mesa CA  91942

Phones: 
from USA : 626-638-3383
from Mexico: 044-612-14-17863

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La Paz – Las Arenas/ Muertos Bay/ Bahia Suenos Fishing Report from Tailhunter Sportfishing for Week of Sept. 23-Oct. 1, 2026

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POLO THREATENS THEN CHURNS NORTH

La Paz – Las Arenas/ Muertos Bay/ Bahia Suenos Fishing Report for Week of Sept. 23-Oct. 1, 2026

SHORT ATTENTION SPAN FISHING REPORT

WEATHER:  Wow…one storm on the radar after another.  Will they hit?  Won’t they hit?  Where are they going?  Could be a weather apocolypse or just another thunderstorm.  Weather has been all over the place.  No one agrees.  No one predicts.  Wait-and-see all week and prepare for the worst.  Polo just gave us a nudge after all the worry but crashed further north, but two more possible events just below.

WATER:  Flat and calm or churned up like a washing machine.  It seems to change by the hour.  Port has been closed for 4 days.  So no one in-or-out of the bay (legally) and we have not fished for almost a week becuase of it or because of conditions.

FISH HOOKED THIS WEEK:  When last we fished, it had actually gotten better.  Big dog-tooth snapper.  Lots of dorado including some larger school sized fish.  A little jag of 30-40 pound yellowfin tuna.

THE MEXICAN MINUTE VIDEO FISHING REPORT

THE BIG PICTURE and the REST of the STORY…

 

Hurricane Polo was a Category 5 storm before hit started heading north towards us. It eventually only brushed us, but devastated areas of Baja several hundred miles to the north. Possibly 2 more storms to the south that we are watching intently.

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All about the weather…

Hurricane Polo looked pretty ominous.  We all have PTSD from Hurricane Odile in 2014 that hit us as a Category 3 event and was the strongest storm in Baja history and flattened large parts of our area .

Hurricane Polo rumbled towards us at a Category 5!  That’s the strongest and highest storm rating.  We prepared for the worst and hoped for the best.  We stored batteries, flashlights, taped windows, stored water, got the sandbags ready, etc.

We lost pretty much the entire week of fishing reservations.  Hotels emptied out. Restaurants were empty.  Streets were largely devoid of traffic.  I heard the airport were full of folks trying to leave the area as well.

None of the multiple websites we were watching could agree on Polo’s path or ferocity. We watched and waited.

When it finally hit, we got about 3 days of really strong winds and big seas, but nothing more than a scattering of rain.  That was it!

Definitely NOT fishable and the La Paz Port has been closed for days so we have not fished in over a week.

Even though Polo did not hit us directly and maybe some folks could have come down, the big worry was possibly getting stuck down here without power, water, electricity, food, etc. if Polo came on strong. When Odile hit, we were out for more than 2 weeks.

Polo did eventually hit landfall several hundred miles to the north about mid-Baja and really caused alot of flooding, evacuations, destroyed homes along it’s path around Constitucion, Lopez Mateos,  Mulege, Loreto then hitting the mainland around Hermosillo. Parts of main Highway 1 simply got washed away.  Re-building is going to take a long time.

The big problem now is that as of this writing, the port remains closed here in La Paz.  At Las Arenas and Bahia Muertos where we launch our boats the beach has been scoured down to rocks and big waves have continued to hit along with strong winds.

Also, we’re watching possibly TWO MORE STORMS to the south.  Rachel is currently a hurricane/ tropical storm and there is another one south of Rachel we are watching.  We are hoping they dissipate or follow a path out to the Pacific.  Again…we just don’t know!

Fishing…

Not many photos, but we had several fishermen that were already here when the warnings started coming and decided to stick it out and fly out before things really got bad.  They actually had some of the best fishing we have had on 2 months.  One set of brothers from California and a father and son from Canada. They had all fished with us before. Check out the photos…

Danny Ozakazi with one of his big dog-tooth snapper. He was fishing with Captain Gerardo

Gerry Eichhorn visited us from Canada and they were with Captain Victor before the seas got rough and got into a trio of tuna!

Everyone’s favorite, Captain Joel got Gary Ozazaki one of the larger dorado we’ve seen in awhile.

Vern Eichhorn with Captain Boli hit dorado schools for 2 days.

Vern with Captain Victor and another yellowfin!

A beast! Danny couldn’t believe how strong these fish were. Captain Gerardo helps out with the photo pose.

Nice variety for Danny and Garry… dog-tooth snapper, a barred pargo and some big triggerfish. All great eating.

Vern and his dad, Gerry, told me they lost a couple of these big snapper until they started using trap hook set-ups. Powerful fish!

That’s our story and we’ll do our best to keep you updated!  We’re keeping the sandbags and flashlights handy and within reach.

Jonathan & Jilly

Jonathan Roldan’s
Tailhunter Sportfishing
www.tailhunter.com

Mexico Office: 

Tailhunter Sportfishing

755 Paseo Obregon, La Paz, Baja Sur, Mexico

U.S. Mailing Address:  Tailhunter Sportfishing
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La Paz – Las Arenas/ Muertos Bay/ Bahia Suenos Fishing Report from Tailhunter Sportfishing for Week of Sept. 15-22, 2026

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NICER WEATHER BUT TOUGHER FISHING LAST WEEK!

(…BUT WAIT…SOMETHING HAPPENED JUST BEFORE I POSTED THIS! HURRICANE COMING)

La Paz – Las Arenas/ Muertos Bay/ Bahia Suenos Fishing Report for Week of Sept. 15-22, 2026

SHORT ATTENTION SPAN REPORT

WEATHER: Some of the prettiest weather we’ve had in weeks.  Sunny and warm, but not crazy 120-130 degree weather like the previous weeks.  More like 95 during the day with less humidity. A few passing thunderstorms, but nothing big or flooding .

WATER:  Mostly pretty flat and calm, but 10-15 degrees warmer than normal ranging from 90-95 degrees on the surface.  Great to swim.  Not so great for fishing.

FISH HOOKED THIS WEEK (Not necessarily landed):  Dorado (mucho little guys), tuna (3- none landed), wahoo (1 not landed), sailfish (1 – not landed), 2 marlin (not landed), dog-tooth snapper (lost most of them in the rocks), pargo, rainbow runner, triggerfish, bonito (lots of them)

BOTTOM LINE:  Scale of 1-10, I give it a 2.  Everyone catching fish and lots of action, but not much quality fish. Tons of bonito, but tough on dorado.

MEXICAN MINUTE LA PAZ VIDEO REPORT

THE BIG PICTURE and the REST of the STORY…

Our Canadian friends, Vern and dad Gerry Eichhorn pulled on several big dog-tooth snapper and finally got this one out’ve the rocks . Great eating and difficult fish!

Always great to have Doug Nuffer from Utah visiting us. This time, he brought daughter Maddie. First day with Captain Gerardo produced some nice dorado action .

Armando with our good friend from Colorado, Brett Bleichrodt and his roosterfish (released)

Texas in town! Rob and Coley Taylorand Tyler Knutson with some trophy barred pargo and some schoolie dorado.

Always good to see Curtis and Connor White with us.

Tailhunter friends for several decades, David and Michele Conklin with a double-rooster hook up. Both fish were released.

Joe Moreno, Captain Armando and Josh Moreno visiting us for the first time hit 3 days of action. Really great guys!

 

Warner Phipps visiting us for the first time with one of his dorado. Warner came to us from Colorado.

Peggy Albee from Montana. She and husband Ron were great fun all week even though the fishing was tough. She has a fine triggerfish here.

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OK…I had to break out the fishing report into a weird format this week.  Just was I was about to publish (it takes a few days to put these together) a bunch of things happened and it was too late to change what I already had or re-do another video.  So read Part One…then go to Part Two and Part Three…

Since the last report, we had more changes to navigate.

After weeks of localized rains and thunderstorms that hit almost every day somewhere in the area and sometimes causing some big flooding problems, we hit some of the prettiest days I have seen in a long time.

Instead of 115-130 degree weather we got more manageable days that produced relatively “cooler” temps in the low 90’s with lots of bright sunshine.  Occasionally, there were some showers in the mountains or parts of the bay, but otherwise we could not have asked for better weather.

But, true to form, the unexpected hit.  You would think we had super fishing conditions.  Well, that’s so…

…but the fishing got even worse!

For the most part alot of tiny dorado…a few rockfish…roosterfish…and that was all.

These dorado were maybe 5-pound fish on the average!  So many were released.  Some days they were all around.  Other days they had to really look for them.  But nothing really to write home about or take photos, let alone much to take home to the freezers.

Again, we think with this SUPER EL NINO, the waters are just way too warm to sustain any of the larger fish.  With ocean temps up to 94 degrees, that’s just 10 or more degrees warmer than normal.  That’s not bath water.  That’s jazuzzi water.  Great to swim, but not so great for the fish as the heat depletes the oxygen supply to the fish.  We think the bigger fish have all gone down deep to cooler waters that are more oxygenated and only come up when they really need to to grab something to eat.

I’m actually hearing this in many places along the Sea of Cortez.  Fishing is just sticky (stinky?).

It is what it is and it seems every week or every day there is another change we have had to deal with this season.  Just trying to always be honest about things.

__________FISHING REPORT PART TWO________________

Just as I was about to publish the report above lamenting the lame fishing…yet another surprise change!

Our Tailhunter Fleets at Las Arenas hit some quality yellowfin tuna.  These were a nice grade of fish in the 20-50 pound class.  After a super tuna bite from May to July, we had not seen tuna since the last week of July!

Then, they left…but check these out…

Maddie and Doug were with Captain Gerardo

Gerry and Vern Eichhorn were fishing with Captain Victor

____________FISHING REPORT PART THREE_____________

Once again, I was just about to publish all the info above with the new vidoe and WHAM!  Hurricane Polo shows up to the south of us!  It’s looking pretty angry…

Here’s the deal…

In a matter of hours it ramped-up from  a tropical storm…to a full hurricane…then kept growing into a Category 5 storm!  That’s the highest biggest hurricane rating they have with winds approaching 200 mph!

As of the moment I am writing this, Polo is moving slowly north. It is already impacting parts of mainland Mexico.  Currently, the eye will NOT hit Baja.

However, the peripheral storm bands have us all watching carefully.

We’ve dodged 5 hurricanes this year that either drifted out to the Pacific or went up the coast to California (sorry Socal!).

The bands of Polo are still likely to hit us with heavy rains, high surf, strong winds and big waves.

…or it could completely miss us.

..or it could change directions suddenly like Hurricane Odile in 2014 that reversed course and blew southern Baja off the map.

It’s going to be an interesting next week.  As of today (Wednesday) reports say that Cabo San Lucas will start closing the port/marina for the next 5 days.  We’re pretty sure that La Paz will probably do so in the next few days as well.

The next few days will tell, but as of right now, that’s the story.

And that’s MY story!

Jonathan

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La Paz – Las Arenas/ Muertos Bay/ Bahia Suenos Fishing Report for Week of Sept. 5-13, 2026

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SCHOOL DORADO & ROOSTERFISH WITH WEATHER BETTER…sort of…

La Paz – Las Arenas/ Muertos Bay/ Bahia Suenos for Week of Sept. 5-13, 2026

SHORT ATTENTION SPAN FISHING REPORT

WEATHER:  Thankfully a good 10-20 degrees cooler than the last report.  Daytime temps are mostly in the mid-90’s.  Still getting rainstorms somewhere here and there in the afternoons.

WATER:  Mostly calm when it’s not raining, but fishable.  Problem is the water is over 90 degrees and that’s 10 degrees hotter than normal.  Oxygen levels for the fish is better down in cooler waters.

FISH HOOKED THIS WEEK:  baby dorado, roosterfish, 2 sailfish, 1 marlin, 2 tuna,  1 wahoo, bonito (lots of them), jacks, pompano, pargo, triggerfish

FISHING ON A SCALE of 1-10: 3

THE MEXICAN MINUTE LA PAZ VIDEO FISHING REPORT

THE BIG PICTURE and the REST of the STORY…

Kelley Burch and Michelle Zelvis from N. Carolina were visiting us for the first time for Michelle’s birthday. Day one proved productive with some dorado and a nice yellowfin tuna with Captain Victor in the background. Note the angry clouds building in the back!

Don Vargo from Ohio has fished with us twice this year and for several other years. I was suprised that he had never hooked a roosterfish, but he got one this time. The fatty was released before the rain came down later that day.

Just too happy! Kristin Lamb with one of her dorado is pretty pleased! Kristin just had one day to fish but called it the “best fishing day ever.” She’s from Colorado.

Matt Clark came over from Mexico City where he works for the U.S. Embassy as a Lt. Colonel in the army. He squeezed in two days on the flyrod and nailed this dandy catch-and-release roosterfish.

Wyatt Bennett from Washington State and his dad, Travis, who lives in Utah were together with us for a few days and show off one of their roosters for a photo and release.

Texas in the house! Good to have Pierce and Eddie Edwards back with us. They’re posing with 2 of the larger dorado of the week. They also released a sailfish and lost a wahoo that day that broke the line at the boat .

 

Captain Moncho put Kristin on one of the larger roosterfish of the week which made her pretty happy. Great photo! She did release the fish.

These bonito are incredibly strong! Hunter Hoshiko visiting to fish just one day from Greeley, CO ending up busting two flyrods fishing on bonito!

 

Matt with bonito and flyrod!

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I suppose relatively speaking we had a better week overall than the previous week.

1.  It got cooler.  We had temps in the 120’s and 130’s for several weeks, but it “cooled” off down to the mid-90’s most days.

2.  We still got some heavy rains almost daily, but they mostly tapered off to afternoon thundershowers.  A few of them were pretty stout affairs, but most came and went within an hour with only localized flooding and only in certain areas.  All the rain was mostly in the afternoons when everyone was already off the water.

3.  We never had to cancel any fishing trips.  Everyone fished as scheduled.

With the mostly better weather, I would have to say that fishing was better.

But the bar wasn’t that high and the fishing wasn’t that great to begin with.

According to my captains, the biggest issue is that while the air temps have cooled off, the water temperatures rain incredibly high.  We’re recording surface ocean temperatures between 90-94 degrees!  That is simply unheard of and a good 10 or more degrees warmer than normal no doubt a result of the Super El Nino weather conditions being experienced this year resulting in abnormally warm waters around our side of the Pacific Ocean.

What we’re seeing is mostly only small dorado of less than 5 pounds in the water mixed with bonito and a few jacks.

…and that’s kind of it.   And some days even catching the small dorado is mind-blowingly difficult.

Fortunately, the bonito are providing some rod-bending action, but some days, we’re averaging only 1-2 dorado per angler and these fish are about 18-24 inch babies we’re calling “Trodo” (trout-sized dorado).

Overall, some of the most difficult fishing I have ever seen in 30 years here.  We did hook a few tuna and a few billfish and we lost a wahoo, but generally speaking the small dorado have been about it.

We theorize that the warm waters just don’t have enough oxygen for the larger fish which have gone to deeper and cooler waters where the oxygen is more plentiful.  The smaller fish simply don’t require as much oxygen.  Consequently, the larger fish we’ve hooked were only up on the surface to feed coming up from the deeper waters.

From what I’m hearing this same phenomenon is happening up and down the lower Baja regions and into the Sea of Cortez.   I think it will stay like this unti the ocean cools off.

If there’s a golden lining, dorado are are among the fastest growing fish in the ocean and these like punk schoolie fish will gain 10 pounds each or more in the next few months.

We can only hope.

That’s our story!

Jonathan & Jilly

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La Paz – Las Arenas/ Muertos Bay/ Bahia Suenos Fishing Report from Tailhunter Sportfishing for Aug. 25-Sept. 4, 2026

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WEATHER and DAILY RAIN DICTATING THE FISHING

La Paz – Las Arenas/ Muertos Bay/ Bahia Suenos Fishing Report for Aug. 25-Sept. 4, 2026

SHORT ATTENTION SPAN REPORT

WEATHER:  Erratic and unpredictable . Hot and humid.  Had a stretch there were the temps (with the heat index) had us at 125-137 degrees some days.  It got cooler a bit, but temps are still 110 with the humidity.  Rain almost daily in the afternoons.  Sometime torrential and violent, but not lasting long.

WATER:  Warm!!  VERY WARM!  Have never seen water that’s 90-95 degrees on the surface!  Some days can be rough if the winds are blowing and other days flat.  Later in the day when the rains come so do the winds and rough ocean, but by then we’re off the water.

FISH HOOKED THIS WEEK:  Dorado, tuna (2), roosterfish, jack crevalle, bonito, barred pargo, cabrilla.

THE MEXICAN MINUTE VIDEO REPORT

THE BIG PICTURE and the REST of the STORY…

Clark Henderson from Washington with grandpa Jim Borruso from Northern California got a mess of schoolie dorado and a nice yellowfin tuna.

From Ohio, Don Vargo (r) has fished with us several times this year already but brough brother Mike this time and they started with some trophy barred pargo and dorado for the freezers!

Darrell Atkinson and Captain Armando with a reason to celebrate this yellowfin tuna!

Justin, Jeff, Travis and Wyatt Bennett with dorado, triggerifsh and pargo on the cutting table.

John and Anne Scurr from New Zealand released this pretty rooster. Surprisingly, there are still some big roosters around!

Clark, Joel and Mark were with Captain Gerado for first time fishing with us. They released a bunch too.

First time visiting from Utah on her birthday…Amanda and Rick Saunders. They released a bunch of dorado.

THE STORMS!!!!  Most of these photos and video below were after a single storm and only after about an hour of rain!  It has been raining almost every afternoon somewhere in the area!  Not everywhere, but somewhere in the La Paz area or surrounding waters!

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I’m not sure where or how to start this fishing report this time.

Normally, it’s easier to just tell you about the fishing, but these days, it’s impossible to talk about one and not the other.  Normally, this time of year, I can just do a straight-ahead report because the weather is just generally consistently sunny and hot.

But, this year…and specifically, this last month, it is anything but consistent.

This is a SUPER EL NINO year…maybe the more record-breaking since they started charting these weather patterns.  In an an El Nino year, waters tend to be warmer than normal this side of the Pacific basin.

Well, this year , we’re seeing water temps in the 90-95 degree range!  That’s incredibly 8-10 degrees warmer than normal!  In 30 years, I’ve never seen that happen.  Likewise, the air temps are ridiculous.

We’ve had consisten 110 degree temps, but…here’s the kicker…

With the warm ocean and the warm air, the ocean is rapidly evaporating and two things are happening.

One…the humidity is almost unbelieveable. And it’s increasing the heat index.  Consequently, with the heat index (like wind chill factor in the winter), we’re getting real-time tempertures at 119…122…126…130…133…we even had one day at 137 degrees!  I didn’t think that was possible.  You’re sweating in the shade!

Secondly, with all the evaporation an moisture in the air, the day starts out clear blue. By-mid afternoon, the sky has sucked up all this moisture and the sky is suddenly filled with black clouds.

It has to drop somewhere so it dumps right on us…and by us, I mean the whole state…or the city!  So, every afternoon, it is raining somewhere over the local city area or ocean.  It could be one spot, but not another.  It could rain for 15 minutes or an hour.  The ocean could be flat or churned into a cauldron!

And some of theses storms…even if it only rains for an hour…can be violent little hurricanes or typhoons and thunderstorms resulting in horrendous flooding…landslides…toppled buildings…roofs destroyed…

And this is happening daily.  Places like Cabo facing directly into the ocean are really getting pummeled and La Paz has had it’s share of damage as well.

And hour later, the water has run off and the sun comes back out.  The storm has moved somewher else and the ground dries up with steam coming off the ground in the heat…until the next day.

All of this has drastically changed the fishing.

Normally, this is prime time for our season. And this year has been one for the record books in terms of big fish and species .

But with the water so hot, there is very little oxygen in the upper reaches of the water column.  Bigger fish have literally disappeared.  Gone to deeper cooler waters for oxygen. What we’re getting these days are mostly school-sized 5-10 pound dorado.

And there’s a good abundance of them.  The smaller fish don’t need the same level of oxygen as the larger models.  So, 95% of the catch has been these smaller fun dorado. Everyone is catching them.  We’re releasing a ton of these little fellas as well and in 2 months, they’ll be 15-20 pound fish with the growth rate of dorado.  But for now…it is what is it is.  Everyone is catching fish…but all smaller sized dorado.

We did hit a couple of 30 pound tuna for the first time in a month.  There are still some large roosterfish surprisingly around in the 40-50 pound class as well as bonito and jacks.  Some pompano, trevally plus pargo, triggerfish and cabrilla.  We’ve seen some billfish feeding on the smaller dorado but didn’t hook any this past week.  And that’s about it!   I think even the rock fish have hunkered down into deeper cooler waters for more oxygen!

Like I said, everyone is still catching fish and the storms are in the afternoon when all the fishermen are generally already back.

Hurricane Marie grew to a Category 2 blow but fortunately headed out to the Pacific and up the coast. Baja is under the edge of that. Although the eye missed us, the arms of rain caught us.

That being said, the forecast predicts rain and heat pretty much every day coming up.  Plus we just dodged two hurricanes…Karina and Marie.  I would not be surprised if we or two come up on us before the season ends in October.  Fingers crossed and make sure you buy your trip insurance!

That’s my story!

Jonathan

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La Paz- Las Arenas/ Muertos Bay/ Bahia Suenos Fishing Report from Tailhunter Sportfishing for Week of Aug 16-24, 2026

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FEELING EFFECTS OF SUPER EL NINO

La Paz – Las Arenas/ Muertos Bay/ Bahia Suenos Fishing Report for Week of Aug. 16-24, 2026

SHORT ATTENTION SPAN FISHING REPORT

WEATHER:  Incredibly erratic.  Changes day-to-day and even hour-to-hour.  Totally unpredictable except to say it’s really HOT.  It is really HUMID.  And it rains a little bit almost every day, then the sun bust out, but the storms can be violent even for a few minutes.

WATER:  Have never seen water like this in 31 years.  It’s 91-94 degrees on the surface.  Maybe too hot for the fish because of lack of oxygen.   And if it’s storming, or windy, you don’t want to be out on the water if the skies start getting dark!

FISH HOOKED THIS WEEK:  Dorado, bonito, jack crevalle, roosterfish, triggerfish, pargo, cabrilla

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John Bailey was here a month ago with his son. This time he came with Gwyn his wife. Not a bad day out with Captain Victor. First day dorado.

Jacquelyn Hoff just had one day to squeeze in some fishing during her honeymoon and had some fun with dorado fishing with our La Paz fleet with Captain Boli.

Surprised to see some larger roosterfish still around this late in the season, but John and Gwyn pose with this big boy off the sand at Punta Arenas. The fish was released.

Brandon does a good job trying to pose with this nice bull dorado while it’s probably slapping him. They brought some over to our Tailhunter Restaurant to have it cooked up.

John Bailey with one of the nicer dorado of the week.  Not too many big ones lately.

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It’s been that kind of a fishing season.  Expect the unexpected.  I’m not even sure where to start.

Once again, the weather has had a serious effect on the fishing.   This Super El Nino year they said would be one for the record books.  They were right.

Everything is unlike anything I have ever seen here in over 30 years.

For one…the heat!  Blistering hot.  Not normal Mexico summer hot.  This is blazing.

The other day the temperature read about 112 degrees . However ,with the humidity, the heat index read 137 degrees!!!!  How is that possible?  We were sweating in the shade.  Even the “ocean breeze” felt like a blast furnace.

One morning, putting out the boats at 4:30 a.m…humidity was 80% and the heat index already read at 110 degrees.  It got to 128 later that day.

So, the sun is out for sure…but not every day and not all the time!  The weather changes from day-to-day and hour-to-hour.

We have gotten some really heavy storms seemingly every other day.  Most of them hit in the afternoons.  The heat causes massive evaporation over the ocean.  Huge black clouds build up and then unleash on us.  The result is flooding.  Lost electricity.  Mudslides.  Heavy winds.  Thunder and lightning…

Then, it leaves just as quickly.  Then the sun comes out again and it steams up!

Then, maybe an hour later, it hits again.  A 20 minute deluge!  Then, it stops.  And it can rain heavily in one spots but a mile away it’s dry.  It can rain on a spot on the ocean, but on the beach nothing.

We had one night where a baby hurricane hit the city and basically smashed into the entire southern part of the state from Cabo to Loreto.  There was nothing on the forecast.  It never got a “name”, but we had heavy rain and winds up to 110 mph.  For two hours, the thunder and lightning tore into town.  Powerlines came down. Roofs were blown off.  Rockslides blocked roads.  Flooding and downed trees clogged the roads.  Boat were sunk in the marina!

Then, just like that, it was gone…WHOOSH!

Some folks were without power for 2 days.  This has been further complicated because with the tremendous heat, everyone is using their air-conditioning.  It’s overloading the power grid.  So, there have been rolling blackouts!

This is all affecting the fishing.

Not only are the storms turning over the water, but the water itself has become a huge factor.  In all my years here, I have never seen waters that are 90-94 degrees!  That’s a good 8-10 degrees above normal!

I don’t want to say the fish have disappeared, but it’s been tough fishing.

Everyone is catching fish!  No mistake!

But the downside is that 90% of the fish are dorado and they are 12-18 inch fish!  We’re catching loads of baby dorado.   Releasing most, but a 5-10 pound dorado has suddenly become a rarity and those 30-50 pounders we had earlier in the season have disappeared.  A 20 pound fish right now is a trophy!

But, the tuna have disappeared.  The wahoo have disappeared.  There are a few roosterfish around and some billfish, but I think only because the billfish are feeding on the baby dorado.

My theory is that the waters are too hot!  There’s no oxygen in the waters so the big fish have gone deep to cooler waters which are more oxygenated.  I know freshwater fish do it so maybe there’s some credibility to the theory.   The smaller fish just don’t need as much oxygen.

It has affected all the species.  A month ago, we had a dozen or more species biting.  Now, mostly baby dorado and that’s about it. No shortage of them.

If the waters stay warm, I’m gonna make a bold statement that we’re gonna keep seeing the same things until these waters chill a bit.  We’re going to see more erratic weather and fishing. We’re going to get more tropical storms and I would not be surprised if we catch a really big storm coming soon.

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That’s my story!

Jonathan

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La Paz – Las Arenas/ Muertos Bay/ Bahia Suenos Fishing Report from Tailhunter Sportfishing for Week of Aug. 8-15, 2026

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BIG TUNA MOVE OFF AND SCHOOL DORADO MOVE IN

La Paz – Las Arenas/ Muertos Bay/ Bahia Suenos Fishing Report for Week of Aug. 7-15, 2026

SHORT ATTENTION SPAN FISHING REPORT

WEATHER:  Cooler than previous weeks but still hot and humid. Getting very tropical. Seems like every afternoon, there’s a chance of some localized rain.

WATER:  It’s warm.  Very warm.  But, if the winds come up, can be choppy.

FISH HOOKED THIS WEEK:  Tuna, dorado, striped marlin, roosterfish, bonito, jack crevalle, triggerfish, pargo, snapper.

THE MEXICAN MINUTE LA PAZ VIDEO FISHING REPORT

THE BIG PICTURE and the REST of the STORY…

Here it comes…another afternoon cloud-build up and some rain. Could be a shower. Could be a full-blown downpour . Never lasts long, but flooding possible.

It can be raining pretty violently “over there” but not “over here!” But you never know. Thunder and lighting not unusual. Then, it all blows over.

Michael and Nancy Novotny with Captain Hugo got in to the football tuna.

Jarod Lucas with dad, Chris, had quite a first-outing with us here in La Paz. He got quite a variety including this striped marlin. The fish could not be released.

Brother, Ray Cabales…always a character cradling a hard-fighting jack crevalle.

Emily and Hunter Sater tangled with one of the larger-model tuna earlier in the week before the school moved off.

Adam with his son, Levi, found some of the schoolie dorado that have moved in.

Konrad “the Mad Hatter” with amigo, Micheal are always fun to have visit us. Got a nice striper to the boat with Captain Julio. They could not release the fish.

Cathy Corda was back with us and always fun when fishing with Captain Pancho. Nice tasty barred pargo on the gaff.

Jarod even got a thresher shark! Lots of sharks in the water this year.

Captain Moncho got this fat yellowfin to bite a rod with Chet and Lisa Sater aboard! Tough fish!

John Scurr came all the way from New Zealand where he and wife, Anne, have operated a hunting operation for over 30 years. He really wanted a roosterfish, but got two of them fishing with Captain Pancho. The fish were released and were hefty 70-80 pound class fish. So surprising to find the big roosters still in our waters this late i the season .

Chet and Hunter put a nice batch of dorado on the fish cleaning table!

 

____________________________________________________Mother Nature just keeps throwing curve balls our way all season.

It seems that every week or so, something unpredictable or unusual happens to the fishing. Maybe the weather…or the water…or thefish themselves.

There’s just no knowing or predicting.

All season, we’ve had some of the biggest tuna…the biggest dorado…the biggest wahoo…the most billfish that I’ve seen in our waters for more than 30 years that we’ve run Tailhunter.  These have been big trophy fish that have busted rods and broken hearts, but made for some incredible catches.

Nothing lasts forever, but sometimes things are so good you take things for granted.

I figured the big fish would be here all season.  I depended on them being around.

…and then POOF…they weren’t!

They disappeared.

The big tuna schools moved 30-40 miles outside.  Way too far for chase and with the waters getting roughed-up by the passing of Hurricane Genevieve (it passed us, but didn’t hit us), it just made it too hard to get out there and even boats that made it that far…the fish were scratchy and got picky.

We did get a jag of little fun football tuna.  These are fun great fish and I was happy to see these 10-15 pounders.  They are alot more fun than spending 1-2 hours on a single fish that wants to break you in half.

But then the little football tuna disappeared!

Same with the big dorado. These 30-50 pound bests just vanished.

They were replaced by school-sized 5-10 pound dorado . Occasionally, we’d get a 15-20 pound fish, but the waters north of La Paz and towards Las Cruces suddenly filled with schools of hungry smaller fish.

Our boats were getting…1, 2 or 3 limits!  Releasing many many fish after getting into some voracious bites.  Nothing wrong with these fish.  It’s alot of fun where, instead of hooking one giant fish, everyone gets fish-after-fish and there’s continuous action and everyone gets to pull on fish. But, a big big change from what we’ve had the last 4 months of the season.

As well, it’s mid-August and we’re still getting big roosterfish when, by all standards they should be gone.  But, for folks who still want to chase them, the roosters we caught and released this week were legit 50-80 pound fish.

It has been a weird year.  Expect anything!

Oh…and things are getting pretty tropical.  Not unusual these days to get some afternoon showers! Usually blows over pretty quickly, but some of the downpours can be pretty hard.  Everything floods then flows off.  Usually, we’re all off the water by then.

That’s my story!

Jonathan

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La Paz – Las Arenas/ Muertos Bay/ Bahia Suenos Fishing Report from Tailhunter Sportfishing for Week of July 28-Aug. 7, 2026

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BUMPS IN WEATHER HINDER FISHING SOME DAYS

La Paz – Las Arenas/ Muertos Bay/ Bahia Suenos Fishing Report for July 28-Aug. 7, 2026

SHORT ATTENTION SPAN FISHING REPORT

WEATHER:  We had some hot hot weeks hitting 115-120 with the humidity.  Then we had Hurricane Genevieve come up.  It didn’t hit us directly, but it did get windy and really rough a few days and dropped a bit of rain here and there.  Took a few days to get back to regular weather.

WATER:  Got rough while the hurricane passed us by and the waters got cooler and cloudy for a few days which affected the fish which took a hit until things cleared up.

FISH HOOKED THIS WEEK:  Tuna, dorado, wahoo, sailfish, striped marlin, pargo, bonito, roosterfish, jack crevalle, cabrilla, pargo.

MEXICAN MINUTE LA PAZ VIDEO REPORT

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Captain Mykel with first-timer Adam Gil de Montes who has every reason to smile after battling this slugger tuna!

Adam and Levi Bellinger told me they battled this big bull for almost a 1/2 hour with Captain Jorge running the boat and trying to keep the fish out’ve the props! Maybe the biggest dorado of the week.

I think Nancy Novotny is getting smacked in the face by the dorsal fins of this big rooster as she tries to take a photo! Nice fish and she released it too!

Two of the nicest guys every year they are here. Jeff Schlesinger and John McLucas have been friends since grade-school and John has been fishing with us over 20 years. Nice brace of yellowfin tuna!

Captain Armando with one of our first-time visitors, Rich Chalmers who started their vacation with a trophy bull dorado .

Marcus Yoo and Captain Victor make quite a pair. Marcus fishes all over the world and visits us 2 times a year. He put 3 big yellowfin in the boat in less than 20 minutes each! It’s all about technique

Not big, but alot of fun catching them! Sal Lopez and Bo Henke. Good eating mahi meat!

Jim Boswell stuck two of these big yellowfin tuna the same day…it’s what he came for! These are the right kind.

Captain Moncho put Chet and Lisa Sater on this fatty yellowfin tuna that fought for over an hour to get it in the box!

Ahhh…always a pleasure to have Victor Gil de Montes here. I think Victor has been with us over 20 years. One more dorado to put in the fish box!

Randy Walk from Utah was with us for the first time and got a big tuna and a dorado with Captain Armando.

Rich Sevaly with Captain Victor’s son, Jesus, take a pause for a photo after a long tuna battle!

Junior Lopez brought his boy, Esteban for his first La Paz fishing trip and got one of the larger tuna on their 2nd day at Las Arenas .

One of our favorite amigos for so many years, Jerry “El Diablo” Acosta from Arizona…looks like he’s losing his pants! But he has a fresh dorado on the gaff.

Another unusual catch! Sal Lopez and Bo Henke were with famous Captain Chito at the north end of Cerralvo Island when they hit this wahoo. We don’t get many wahoo in this area!

Roger Markussen was out with Captain Boli and nailed a big bull dorado…or two!

The sharks got a couple of nice chunks of sashime meet of these two tuna. Lots of sharks when anglers are fighting struggling fish for so long!

Geo looks pretty happy about another batch of dorado fillet to bring home.

That’s alot of tuna meat for fillets for Gio Lopez.

Marcus always seem to have a lucky horseshow or something. He was trolling a little dorado feather in open deep water in the channel north of La Paz and got hit by this 80 pound roosterfish! He released the fish after the photo.

Great photo of Jeff and John (flexing his muscles) after a day with Captain Pancho.

Love this great photo. It was Jason Markussens first trip down with his dad and he cradles a tasty barred pargo!

Michael Novotny was out with Captain Hugo and wrestled this fat roosterfish off Las Arenas . The fish was released.

That’s Jeff Schlesinger behind the dorsal fin of the roosterfish before he released it with some help from Captain Pancho.

Andale, Victor! Another dorado for the box!

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True to form…why should anything be any different!

This erratic and unpredictable fishing season continued to be erratic and unpredictable as we hit the half-way mark of the season.

We had pretty decent fishing in July. For the most part, some of the most consistent fishing of the season with some solid fishing.  The big tuna continued to crash on the far side and north side of Cerralvo Island with fish running 40-100 pounds or larger giving most of our anglers much more than they baragained for but alot of fun on these trophy fish.

Big dorado as well continued in many areas scattered from La Paz through Espirito Santo Island and the channels toward Cerralvo Island.  Good-sized bulls in the 20-30 pound class were not unusual.  The cool thing is that more school-sized 5 -10 pounders were showing up.  Maybe not the big trophies, but for many of our less-experienced anglers…sure alot of fun hooking a dozen or more of these (releasing many) and just continuous action compared to hooking just one gigantic fish for the day!

Surprisingly, also we’re still getting some big 50-pound clss roosterfish.  This is unusual. Usually the big roosters are pretty scarce about now, but we hooked and release several this last period.  Add to that the occasional marlin, sailfish, wahoo plus feisty bonito and hard-charging jack crevalle and it made for some fun days of fishing on the water most of the time, despite the occasional boat that just didn’t hit the right spot at the right time.  Most boats on most days hit fish and everyone who wanted to take home fish or have us cook some up, took fish home .

All-in-all good times!

Then, Mother Nature came along in the form of Hurricane Genevieve . Gave us quite. scare as it came roaring up the Pacific Coast.  This beast of a storm became a category 5 blaster with winds up to 150 mph!

Fortunately, it roared up towards us then veered out into the Pacific Ocean.  Nonetheless, it did bring some strong winds and big waves into the Sea of Cortez and surrounding areas even though the storm did not directly hit us.

We’ll take some cloudy skies over a hurricane direct hit any day!  However, there was enough disturbance for a few days to send in big waves and strong winds that kept us from fishing certain areas, not to mention made it rough on our anglers on the water.

It certainly affected the fishing as waters got cooler, rougher and bumpier.  Big fish scattered.  The schools scattered.  We still got a smattering of fun fish, but the hot bite we had before the storm diminished quite a bit.   It took a few days to get back on track and for the waters to settle down and for us to find the fishing spots again.

But, as I write this, things are slowing coming back online.

BTW…it’s been hot as heck!  With the humidity we were hitting 115-120 degrees some days.  It’s gotten a big “cooler” lately.  Only 108 yesterday…LOL.  Stay hydrated and in the shade as much as possible!

That’s our story!

Jonathan & Jilly

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La Paz – Las Arenas/ Muertos Bay/ Bahia Suenos Fishing Report for July 19-27, 2026

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SOLID FISHING EXCEPT FOR 2-DAY STORM! (Another just missing us)

La Paz – Las Arenas/ Muertos Bay/ Bahia Suenos Fishing Report for July 19-27, 2026

SHORT ATTENTION SPAN FISHING REPORT

WEATHER:  HOT HOT HOT!  Had unexpected 2-day storm and some afternoons drizzle (nothing big), but the humidity is pretty crushing. Typical.  Stay hydrated. Hurricane Genevieve is missing us but causing big waves.

WATER:  The one day we had to pull all our boats off the water and another day, we couldn’t get out’ve the bay, but other than that, the waters settled down and mostly blue and warm

FISH HOOKED THIS WEEK:  Tuna, dorado, sailfish, roosterfish, marlin, wahoo, dog-tooth (cubera) snapper, jack crevalle, bonito, pargo, yellow snapper, cabrilla, rainbow runner, treveally, pompano

MEXICAN MINUTE LA PAZ VIDEO FISHING REPORT

THE BIG PICTURE and the REST of the STORY

Time to get off the water. Big waterspout off Las Arenas and a tropical storm kicked down alot of rain for a couple of hours. Messed up the water and fishing for 2 days.

Our own, Jorge Romero, went 4 for 4 on big tuna. Each taking 60-90 minutes while fishing with Captain Gerardo out at the 88 bank.

With Captain Armando, first-timers from San Francisco had just one day to fish with us. Samantha Foxworthy and Ulises Aleman battled these fish into the box! Ulises told me “trout fishing will never be the same!”

A beast of a dog-tooth (cubera) snapper to hold up for the camera! Darrell Manginelli pulled this big guy outta the rocks!  Lookit the teeth!

 

Jet Reef Worsteling with another big roosterfish on the day! Massive fish for our newest Australian amigo. This fish was released.

Rick Chalmers with Captain Armando got this big bull his first day and some good meat to take home!

Cover shot and a great photo of Cristy Worsteling. She can fish! She put this one back and several others into the ocean to get bigger!

The Worsteling Family from Australia…Jet and his dad, Paul who’s a tv show host, author and media producer. They caught 7 big roosters over 2 days and make sure they were all released even jumping in the water to oxigenate the fish!

McKenzie has been staying out at Gary Wagners Rancho Costa in Muertos Bay where we launch and put two nice bulls on the beach!

Long time amigo from Colorado, Lee Carlson, has fished with us for years and finally got his sailfish yesterday. But, as he and Captain Pancho were posing for the shot, the sailfish got in one last crack at him. It’s tail knocked the lens out’ve Lee’s sunglasses! They released the fish and it swam away strongly. (You ca see the lens on the deck)

Dr. Stephen Wang and son, Evan, had been pretty much goose-egged for 3 days, but their last day, they finally hit the honey hole with Captain Gerardo and his son, Jesus! They got 3 big tuna and 2 busted off. See the photo below of Captain Gerardo holding the rod to give them a break!

Captain Gerardo is about 6″4″ and 250 pounds, but even he feels the strain of pulling on these big tuna when Evan or Stephen handed him the rod. These fish battle for at least an hour or more!

We’re getting some wahoo bites here and there, but the only one landed this last period was by Darrell with Captain Pancho.

Funnest new family amigos from Australia…Cristy, Paul and son Jet Worsteling. They released all the fish they caught over 3 days.

Reno NV in the house. Rhett Kopp was visiting us for the first time. At least, I think it’s Rhett behind the bandana! Good catch of schoolie dorado and a small football yellowfin tuna and a triggerfish.

So good to have Lee Carlton and Frank Kunze back visiting us again as they’ve been amigos of Tailhunter for so many years. They tag-teamed this fat tuna for 45 minutes!

From Pennsylvania, Captain Armando was with John Tolucci and his son, Mason, who battled this tuna for almost 2 hours when a big hammerhead ripped into it right next to the boat. There was still enough meat to make sashime and cook some up at Tailhunter that night. The guys are from Pennsylvania.

Mike McCready with Captain Victor. First day…first tuna ever were these sluggers! He didn’t realize tuna pulled so hard! He was fun to have here visiting. Next two days he got into his first schools of dorado!

Love this photo of Samantha and Captain Gerardo. Great smiles and colors!

Jet with a trevally. Good eating, but bravo, all fish were released!

Happiest guy on the water, Paul with another rooster and helping hands from Cristy before releasing the fish.

Swim away to grow even bigger!

Gerardo and Evan with a fresh one!

From the beach at Rancho Costa, Miles, McKenzie and Tyler! Dorado and tuna for dinner!

Ulises and Captain Armando pose with Ulises hard-fought yellowfin!

 

It doesn’t have to be huge to have fun. Light tackle or a flyrod…these fish are a hoot. Frank with his rooster before a quick release.

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Well…once again, the fishing report is late.

About a week ago, we had a “torito” (baby bull) which is basically a small hurricane that came roaring out’ve nowhere.  They are not on any forecast so there’s no way to predict these, but with intense heat and evaporation from warm ocean waters, clouds build up and get saturated and well…they gotta drop all that water somewhere!

So, down it all comes.  A small hurricane.  They can last for minutes or hours, but torrential rains, thunder, lightning, big waves and, in this case some small tornados and water spouts (see the photo above) . Not a good time to be on the water.

One day, we had to call all the boats in.  Another day, they couldn’t fish because of the big waves, so two days it was jacked .  Part of town got flooded .  Even after an hour of rain, things flood pretty quickly. Big mess. Rockslides, etc . Then it was all gone.

Before the storm hit, fishing had been pretty solid.  But, I waited to do a fishing report because AFTER a storm, you never know how fishing will be affected.  It could take a few days for the ocean waves to settle down.  It can take a few days for all the mud and debris washed into the ocean by the rains to clear up.  Waters might have chilled when turbulent seas pull cold water up from the deep.

So, I waited a few extra days.  And indeed, that’s what it took for things to calm down.  We had some scratchy fishing days.

Then, things got back on track!

Big tuna outside and around Cerralvo Island came back.  These are a nice grade of 40-100+ pound fish.  Young and mean, for every fish we hooked, we lost 2 or 3 as these fish took difficult battles of almost an hour or two…or three pulling in the hot sun and anglers handling rods back-and-forth between themselves and the captains.

Both the north and south ends of Cerralvo Island were producing as well as at the 88 spot.  Some of the fish were running with the porpoise schools and other times the schools just came crashing all around the pangas in huge boils.   There were also some schools spotted out by the Charro Bank north of La Paz as well.

If our boats hooked them, most of the time only 1-2 fish came into the boats and like I said, many just broke off or came unbuttoned.

Big dorado up to 40 pounds also came back nicely, but some funner school-sized fish are finally showing up.  These are great action fish going 5-15 pounds which provide alot more action especialy for less experienced anglers.  Rather than maybe 1-2 big fish, it’s alot more fun when there’s a whole school of dorado boiling around the boat and everyone is hooking them furiously and often getting limits of fish.

I was also surprised that just when I think the big roosterfish are gone a number of big 50-100 pound roosters were caught and released this week.  Normally, the big roosters have moved off about this time.

Several sailfish and marlin were hooked and either released or broke off.  Also had several wahoo bites, but only one fish got put in the boat.

As I write this, we have other weather news.

Hurricane Genevieve is churning outside the western side of Baja.  It’s kicking up quite a storm and is currently a Cat 4 hurricane.  It’s NOT coming up the Sea of Cortez, but it’s presence is being felt by big waves and strong winds being pushed up at Cabo and into the Cortez.

So, today and maybe tomorrow, we’ve had to cancel all our Las Arenas boats and everyone has to fish out’ve La Paz.  It’s a good thing we have two fleets, but it IS messing up everyone’s fishing plans, but at least, so far, we have not had to cancel anyone getting out on the water.

Also, real important, I can’t stress enough that it’s HOT!  The forecast are showing 101-103 each day.  However, with the intense humidity we have right now, the real temps have been hitting 115-120 degrees!   So, it is incredibly hot.  I’m advising everyone to stay hydrated and, if you don’t have to be in th sun to stay in the shade!

That’s my story!

Jonathan & Jilly

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