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La Paz – Las Arenas/ Muertos Bay / Bahia Suenos Fishing Report from Tailhunter Sportfishing for Week of May 10-17, 2026

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Shhhh 🤫…IT’S ABOUT TIME!

La Paz – Las Arenas/ Muertos Bay/ Bahia Suenos Fishing Report for Week of May 10-17, 2026

SHORT ATTENTION SPAN FISHING REPORT 

WEATHER:  Daytime hi-to-mid 90’s, but a really hot wind blowing as well.  Nights are comfortable high 60’s.  That big wind predicted last week mellowed out.

WATER:  Mostly, blue and warm but still recovering somewhat from the winds the previous two weeks that agitated the visibility.  If the winds lay off, the waters will continue to clear.

FISH HOOKED THIS WEEK:  Roosterfish, dorado, tuna, jack crevalle, hammerhead sharks, dog-tooth snapper, yellow snapper, amberjack, cabrilla, triggerfish, striped marlin, pompano, trevally, yellowtail (1)

FISHING on a SCALE of 1-10:  6.5

THE MEXICAN MINUTE LA PAZ VIDEO FISHING REPORT 

THE BIG PICTURE and the REST of the STORY

There were not alot of dorado this week, but a good majority of the ones we hooked were huge bulls like this! Never seen so many bulls in a long time. Dennis Fujii and Captain Hugo took two of these with Randy Haire.

Kenny Nishimura has a big smile with his slugger tuna! He battled it on 30 pound test for about 1/2 and hour to get it to the boat. He was with Captain Moncho.

I don’t know if this is an old roosterfish or simply got some strange markings, but he’s a good one and he was quickly released by Bill Malone who had a good week of roosters and other species.

Yes, this is a darned good day of big dorado, trevally, pompano and pargo for Leif Dover and Brian O’Neil, but it’s not often we catch Captain Pancho going out’ve character and photobombing a picture!

Self-explanatory! Pretty dorado coming aboard!

Ray Millman is a very good fisherman and comes down every year for 5-6 days of fishing. In fact, he just left but is coming back in 3 weeks! He had fun catching and releasing roosters!

Gerald Blackwelder from Colorado and Tony Gilyard from Florida have been buddies for 66 years! This was their first trip. They wanted at least ONE roosterfish. They caught FIVE. They wanted at least 1 dorado. They caught two monsters. This is one of them!

Always great to have Marc Bacon with us. He had some good days this week on the roosterfish!

Chris Chopelas from Pecos TX with Captain Gerardo took 2 legit roosterfish and this marlin in live bait. They were not able to release the billfish. Always good to see Chris here!

Marcus Yoo had 2 great days of fishing with us and caught THREE dog-tooth snapper with Captain Victor. These dog-tooth (cubera snapper) are tough fish hiding in the rocks and great eating!

Captain Hugo with Randy Haire with another of this big bull dorado we have swimming around right now. Check the flas waters!

I lost count of how many roosters Brian hooked and released this week but they were all good fish. His buddy Leif looks like he’s got one from the shape of that rod in the background . Both of our amigos are from Atlanta GA.

Alot to heft up for the photo! Steve Hirano got 2 of these bad-boys this day. Steve is from Sacramento.

Captain Hugo with Dennis Fujii and Randy Haire! One of the best big fish days I can remember. Two huge bull dorado and 2 fifty-60 pound class yellowfin tuna!

Texas in the house with Captain Victor. From Pecos TX, Smiley Wooten and Clay Taylor.

Bill Malone with yet another big rooster for a quick photo and release!

 

Just another day on the water for these two. Brian and Leif with a big batch of barred pargo and 2 more dorado for the fish box.

Ray Millman got several roosters to release, but kept this nice bull dorado for dinner at Tailhunter. Fishing with Captain Victor.

Are you kidding me? Take a look at what Captain Hugo did with our Texas amigos! Huge bull dorado!

Tim Nishimura has been fishing with us maybe 20 years or more, but now he brings son Kenny. They had a good 3 days fishing with us.  Tim is a retired firefighter.

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If you look at all the great photos this week especially compared to previous weeks you would think we had a super week.  It sure looks like it.   Compared to previous weeks when we really struggled to get fish, you would think that the ocean was finally giving it up and the fishing is on fire!

It wasn’t.  There were plenty of exiting moments, but it’s alway why I prefaced the title of this week’s report with a “Shhhhhhhh…🤫🤫🤫🤫!”

I DON’T WANT TO GET TOO EXCITED and if this is finally starting to turn around, I don’t wanna jinx things either!

Let me put it like this…Y’know on a Sunday night when they’re showing all the basketball, football or baseball highlights and you see all the touchdowns, spectacular catches, slam dunks and homeruns?  What you don’t see are all the fumbles, stumbles, dropped passes, strikeouts and bloopers, right?

Well, that’s what this week was like.

Compared to previous weeks, it was spectacular!  But, in the big scheme of things, we’re still way off the mark and for this time of year really sub-par.

It wasn’t a spectacular week.  It was an OK week punctuated by some really great catches.  Some great fish, but not great fishing.  Hope that make sense.

For example, look at the size of some of these dorado!  Almost all the dorado were mega-bulls in the 30-40 pound class.  Trophy fish!  I have never had a week of so many big bulls in decades.  Until the end of the week ALL the dorado were slugger-sized fish!

Check out the tuna.  Holy cow, these 40-60 pound fish are the kind that hurt you!  Same with the big dog-tooth snapper.

But, these were honestly just a few boats.  So that’s why I’m hedging my enthusiasm.

One boat could find the honey hole one day and the next day not get a single bite of ANYTHING.  One boat couldn’t buy a fish but the boat right next to them would be bent all day long.  Yes, the big roosterfish are right there, but getting and catching the big sabalo for bait was sometimes hit-or-miss. It’s difficult when you have big fish swimming right under the boat and you don’t have the right bait.  One day everyone gets 40-80 pound roosterfish.  The next day barely any because we can’t get the baits.

So, no…I wouldn’t say the dorado are full speed.  The tuna…there were only a handful.  I’ll concede that there fishing is actually GOOD when EVERY boat is catching fish.  And that’s just not the case….yet!

So we got some big dorado.  A smattering of big tuna. Some big dog-tooth snapper. We also got barred pargo, yellow snapper, one yellowtail, some smaller amberjack, trevally, pompano , one pargo liso, two marlin (one released), bonito, jack crevalle and at the end of the week some smaller 10 pound schoolie-sized dorado.

But, the weather continues to play a big part.  It’s still very erratic and inconsistent.  Warm days…cool days…hot wind…no wind…cold wind.   Wind from the north.  Wind from the south. Flat seas.  Rough seas.  I think the fish are as confused as we are.

This also affects the ability to get live bait as well.  If it’s rough or too windy,  it’s hard to catch live bait.  Hard to fish if you don’t have bait.

So, we’ll keep plugging away and hope things catch up soon!  All I can give you is an honest report.

That’s our story!

Jonathan & Jilly

Jonathan Roldan’s
Tailhunter Sportfishing
www.tailhunter.comMexico 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 May 2-9, 2026

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FULL MOON WINDS THROTTLE BITE

La Paz – Las Arenas/ Muertos Bay/ Bahia Suenos Fishing Report for Week of May 2-9, 2026

SHORT ATTENTION SPAN REPORT

WEATHER:  The sun is out and in the mid-80’s, but those northerns winds came back and it was like February.  It got pretty rough at times. Winds up to 20 knots especially in the afternoons.

WATER:  If the winds blew, it got choppy . Winds cooled the waters and also made it tough to get live bait if waves were crashing.

FISH HOOKED:  (There weren’t many)…Roosterfish / marlin (1)/ tuna (2)/ dorado/ triggerfish/ pargo/ cabrilla/ bonito/jack crevalle

MEXICAN MINUTE LA PAZ VIDEO REPORT

THE BIG PICTURE and the REST of the STORY…

Marcus Yu has alot of meat to bring home with this hefty dog-tooth cubera snapper that ate a live ladyfish he was using for bait to try to catch roosterfish.

All the way from Wisconsin, Paul Raley wanted to get a roosterfish. He actually got TWO grandes! Both were released. See other photo below. This was Paul’s first time with us.

Humam Shihadeh just had one day to fish with us on a last minute trip, but was able to get several nice roosterfish right off the rocks. Humam skippers the charterboat “Nomad” out’ve San Diego. All fish were released.

Marcus with a pig of a roosterfish. A bit fat fish that was estimated at about 80 pounds, Marcus couldn’t stand up with it so posed sitting down. The fish was released!

Double dorado for Paul! There aren’t many dorado in the waters yet, but the few that are being caught are tasty table fare.

Beau Ballard from Robinson TX, was here during those few tough days of fishing this week, but hung in there patiently and worked hard at it. He did get this dorado and also hooked a hammerhead shark and a marlin came unbuttoned.

Biggest dorado of the season? Paul Raley stands this one up on the cleaning table! Big bull!

Marcus posing with his 3rd of 3 roosterfish on the day. A quick photo then release.

Captain Victor gives Paul an extra two hands to pose with this 2nd big rooster of the day before releasing it.

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Happy Mother’s Day to you and all you Moms!  

Well, I wish I could say it was a great week, but you-know-me.  I’d rather be honest.  It was one of the weirdest and slowest weeks of fishing I can remember.

I don’t know if it was the residual from a full moon combined with strong winter (yes those ridiculous northern winter winds came roaring back) but It wasn’t only hard to catch fish.  It was hard to FIND fish!  It was even hard to find live bait!

Let me back up…

Usually, by now, the winter winds that keep us off the waters during the winter are kinda done or largely diminished.  Oh, we might get a day or two or some strong breezes, but this past week, they blow almost the whole week bringing waves and chop to the fishing waters.

Not only did this bring chop, but it also brought colder cloudier green waters.  It was hard to find clean blue water.  Add that to the back end of the full moon and I have no doubt that the fish were affected.

It was even hard to find live bait with waves crashing on the shallow areas where the bait sellers catch the bait to sell.  Often you had to scratch around to find or catch live bait or run long distances to find better spots where bait was located.

So before the day even starts, you’re hamstrung and limping!

The result was several days of literally a bite here or a bite there.  Not even bonito and jacks.  Needlefish sure…eating and tearing-apart what little good bait you had. And then, the pelicans and seagulls also looking for scarce food.

We caught roosterfish up to about 80 pounds (all released)  that saved the day and one or two nice dorado to put on the cleaning table.  But, one or two dorado a day doesn’t mean there was a dorado bite going on!  A few big tuna way way way outside one day then nothing the rest of the days.  Add in a few small cabrilla and generally speaking, that was the whole week!  Hunt and peck.  Hunt and peck.

The bad news is that it looks like the winds are coming back next week again.

It’s hard to put a finger on this weather.  I think people all over the world are trying to get a handle on it.  It’s in the mid-90’s during the day and comfortable mid-60’s at night, but we’re getting winter winds?  Doesn’t make sense!

So…we’ll keep plugging away and I’ll keep you posted.  Everything is cyclical and nothing stays the same forever!

That’s my story!

Jonathan & Jilly

Jonathan Roldan’s
Tailhunter Sportfishing
www.tailhunter.comMexico 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

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La Paz – Las Arenas/ Muertos Bay/ Bahia Suenos Fishing Report from Tailhunter Sportfishing for Week of April 25-May 1, 2026

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WINDY  BUT ROOSTERFISH FINALLY LIGHTING UP!

La Paz – Las Arenas/ Muertos Bay/ Bahia Suenos Fishing Report for Week of April 25-May 1, 2026

SHORT ATTENTION SPAN REPORT

WEATHER:  Pesky winter winds came back this week making it less-than-favorable to be out, but after 5 days or so, they are finally diminishing.  Air temps high 80’s. Nights are high 60’s.

WATER:  When the winds blow it can get pretty rough.  Otherwise, mostly nice blue water when the winds don’t blow.  Surface temps mid-70’s.  Thermocline maybe 60’s about 30′ down.

FISH HOOKED THIS WEEK:  Roosterfish, dorado, tuna, sailfish, striped marlin, blue marlin, yellowtail, pargo, cabrilla, rainbow runners. triggerfish, amberjack, pompano

MEXICAN MINUTE LA PAZ VIDEO FISHING REPORT

THE BIG PICTURE and the REST of the STORY…

Nick Lowe from Sacramento has been chatting with us since about 2019 and finally came down and got his big rooster fishing with Captain Victor. Fish was released!

Darrell Manginelli always does well coming to see us several times a year. He boated and released two sailfish while using his spinning rod. He was with Captain Pancho. Both fish were released.

First-timers Tony Duran and Leo Fong from Fresno CA with Captain Armando show off one of their dorado . Early in the day, Tony hooked about an 80 pound yellowfin tuna that broke off.

Captain Victor seems to be struggling a bit to hold up Lorena’s fish for the shot! They hooked and released 3 nice fish this day!

Darrell releasing a 2nd sailfish on the day.

There are a few nice dorado showing up . San Diego’s Bob Francy had a nice two days of action fishing with Captain Gerardo

Slow day but Capt. Armando stayed out a little longer. They guys got roosterfish early and several decent dorado after having a slow several hours.

TWO DAYS…18 Roosterfish!

Bob Francy and Eric Graff only had 2 days to fish.  They were just hoping to catch ONE roosterfish…fingers crossed.  They hooked and released 18 fish between 40 and 90 pounds fishing with Captain Gerardo .

Eric Graff gives Bob Francy a hand!

Eric with a hefty fish right off the bat in the morning!

Bob has another one! First day Bob got 8 of the 10 fish. All released. Day 2 it was Eric’s turn to rock!

Eric with a happy Captain Gerardo!

Little video clip of Bob with a catch and release and a look of being a bit tired!

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Those pesky northern winds came back on us this week just to give us one more kick in the pants that we’re not quite out’ve the woods yet regarding the weather.  But, these days there are more calm days than blustery days, but this past week, we had 5 days of 20 knot northern winds.

That makes it hard to fish.  Hard to get to certain areas.  Hard to get to the live bait or even hard for the bait guys to catch live bait if it’s too rough.

But, all that being said, we still found ways to have some fun and get some action.

Thankfully, it seems the bigger roosterfish have finally shown up!  These are the big boys that folks come from all over the world to catch.  Using big 12″ live sabalo for bait, these fish are generally really close to shore and were running 40 pounds our more.  Our largest were 80 and 90 pound fish estimated by my captains.  All fish were getting released.

Also found a few scattered dorado.  Not alot.  It’s not quite dorado season yet.  We need to wait until the waters warm.  But, the few we hooked were legit 15-25 pound fish.  Mostly solo free-swimmers rather than school-fish.  Hopefully, those show up soon.  The fish this week are isolated prowling mahi.

Surprisingly, billfish have shown up early  as well.  Especially around Cerralvo Island, we’ve hooked some stripers and some sailfish, but I am hearing sightings of larger blue marlin also swimming in the area.

No wahoo this week, but my captains say the conditions look right. We did hook one big tuna off the south-end of Cerralvo Island, but it broke off after about a 20 minute fight.  Again, just one isolated fish.

Inshore, there are pargo, cabrilla, snapper, dog-tooth, an occasional yellowtail or amberjack, bonito, jacks, triggerfish, rainbow runners and pompano.

The weather was a warm hazy sunshine week with highs in the mid-to-upper 80’s.  Nights are really pleasant about 66 degrees.  No real humdity…YET!!!  (It’s coming!)

THANK YOU EVERYONE – TRAVELERS CHOICE AWARD from TRIP ADVISOR! (top 10%!)

We just found out this week that Trip Advisor awarded us the Traveler’s Choice Award for being in the top 10% of all travel businesses in the WORLD based on our ratings, comments and reviews.  That’s zillions of travel operations and we are incredibly proud and grateful to everyone who has come down and been a part of our journey for 31 years now.   Muchas gracias and many blessings to ya’ll!

That’s our story!

Jonathan & Jilly

Jonathan Roldan’s
Tailhunter Sportfishing
www.tailhunter.comMexico 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

 

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La Paz – Las Arenas/ Bahia Muertos/ Suenos Bay Fishing Report for Week of April 17-24, 2026

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NICE WEEK FINALLY!  ROOSTERS MAKE A  SHOW WITH OTHERS!

La Paz – Las Arenas/ Muertos Bay/ Bahia Suenos Fishing Report for Week of April 17-24, 2026

SHORT ATTENTION SPAN FISHING REPORT

WEATHER:  Really a nice week.  Day times were sunny with highs in the mid-to-upper 80’s and pleasant without much humidity.  Night very comfortable in the high 60’s to mid-70’s. A tad nippy in the morning and can be breezy, but then settles down . Wind not much of a factor except the early mornings going out’ve La Paz.

WATER:  Interestingly, about 3-6 degrees warmer in the surface than normal. But cooler water below the thermocline drops another 5-10 degrees!  Mostly calm and blue and flat most days . Had a few bumps when the winds came up and it got breezy, but overall much better than it has been.

FISH HOOKED THIS WEEK:  Roosterfish, pargo, cabrilla, bonito, dorado, jack crevalle, marlin, snapper, triggerfish, rainbow runners, amberjack, yellowtail, dog-tooth, wahoo

MEXICAN MINUTE LA PAZ VIDEO FISHING REPORT

THE BIG PICTURE and the REST of the STORY…

Mike Benkert from Sunnyvale CA made a last minute booking and pretty much had just one day to fish with his flyrod. He really wanted to take a shot at a rooster! It’s not really flyfishing season yet…but what the heck…give it a shot! He caught and released two nice roosters and also got 2 dorado! He was with Captain Moncho. Punta Perico in the background .

Yea! This is more like it. It only takes one when it’s a trophy! Booo-yaaa! Darrell Manginelli with Capt. Pancho and a massive bull dorado he fought on light tackle! On the hand-scale at 43 pounds!

Happy Birthday to me! Our amigo, Jimmy Williams hit the south end of Cerralvo Island on his birthday this week…it was slightly productive! LOL….huge wahoo and dorado! We cooked a bunch up at our Tailhunter Restaurant for him.

One day to fish! Ola Mork from Seattle brought his family and they got dorado and this striper on live bait out’ve bahia Muertos!

Mike knows he’s holding this big dorado out with his arms! We laughed about it together, but still a trophy in any book! Huge bull on the flyrod! Easily a 40-pound-class fish.

Yes…the bigger roosters finally showed up this week! Our amigo, Gary Wagner, who has the Rancho Costa at Muertos got this big boy just inside the bay and released it.

Clifford Ray was an all star with the Golden State Warriors! He came down to fish a few days out’ve Rancho Costa a Bahia Muertos and always does well. Rooster…caught and released!

Maybe, it’s because both guys showed up accidentally with orange shirts! Mike and Darrell were with Captain Pancho at the south end of Cerralvo Island and massive 80-100 pound yellowfin tuna started busting out all around them. They baited up and flipped their hooked sardines into the boils and this big-shouldered striped marlin picked up both lines and took off! They both fought the fish four about 20 minutes on both rods and were able to release it swimming strong . But by then, the marlin had pulled them off the tuna spot! Great photo and story! Check out the flat water!

Pretty water right next to the beach in Muertos Bay holding some nice legit roosterfish! Mike Benkert with a 2nd rooster on the flyrod. Fish was released.

 

Eric Smith poses with one of his dorado on the day.

Just what he wanted. Mike…his flyrod…and a dorado. A good day!  With Captain Monchol

From Alaska, Ken Ward is back. Fishing with Gary, and they have a big slab rooster just off the beach that they released.

 

Shawn Hurley from Boston got his rooster too! It was a good roosterfish week. Caught and released!

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Good news and bad news report this week…

Good news…probably the best fishing week so far this season which normally doesn’t kick in for another few weeks .  Big roosterfish finally showed up.  Some quality dorado got caught.  There’s marlin around.  The winds layed down and the waters got flat and blue.

BAD NEWS…the winds are coming back!  Probably as you read this, the winds are picking up again after such a fun week.  And they are going to blow all week from the north.  That’s really going to put a damper on things.  Normally, these northerns blow during the off-season from late October to April.  Well…the winds are cutting back, but we’re still not out’ve the windy season yet.

GOOD NEWS…fortunately, we really don’t have big crowds of our fishermen yet.  In about 2 weeks, we go full speed, but given the erratic winds, I’m glad we don’t have many folks this week!

But, let’s talk about this past week…

What a nice week we finally had!  After a few so-so weeks, winds finally layed down. The ocean went flat and blue and the fish got cooperative.

To be honest, there were NOT alot of fish caught!  Not alot of quantity.

However, the QUALITY or the fish caught this week was the best I have seen all year.  Lots of trophy-sized fish.

The bigger roosters finally made an appearance with fish running 30-almost 100 pounds off Bahia Muertos, Punta Perico, Punta Arenas and the surrounding areas that we call “Roosterfish Alley.”  We’ve been waiting for them to go off.  We’ve had the little 5 and 10 pounders around, but these are the beast-boy roosters.  They are in shallow water in the sandy or rocky areas and using live lady fish is the ticket for hooking these slab fish!  Especially with a trap hook-set up.  We also had some fish get hooked on Rapalas while guys were trying to drag up cabrilla.

One of our guests said it was pretty awesome looking down into the water and seeing big fish swimming under the boat and as soon as he tossed a bait in the water …BAM!  Hook-up!

All roosterfish got released!

As well, some trophy-sized dorado also came up.  There are NOT many dorado as it’s not quite dorado season yet, but if you can find the patches of the warmer water, the dorado hanging out there or near the buoys were the larger models this week.  Again, not alot of them, but our largest was put on the scale at 43-pounds!

Likewise…billfish in terms of sailfish, striped marlin and blue marlin have also shown up early.  Usually, we expect them later in May, but we had a number of hook-ups this week and all of them were released.  The largest was found in the middle of a spot of big 100-pound tuna that started boiling around one of our boats.  When the guys threw baits at the tuna , a hefty striped marlin came outta nowhere the hit both lines and off they went…chasing a marlin with two lines in it’s mouth!

No hook-ups on the tuna which were at the south end of Cerralvo Island, but we know there’s some big fish moving  around there.

That south end of Cerralvo is getting fishy. We also had some wahoo hook-ups off the high spot at the south end.

Inshore, the usual pargo, cabrilla, snapper, bonito, rainbow runners and triggerfish are there to be caught .

A word about the yellowtail…

Normally, this is yellowtail season.  However, the waters have warmed really fast and they are saying we’re gonna have a huge El Nino season.  Yellowtail need cooler water.  So, to be honest, there’s no yellowtail.  They’ve moved off.  Last week there was a yellowtail tournament in town.  Twenty-five boats hooked a total of THREE yellowtail!  For all intents and purposes, yellowtail are gone.

Daytime temps are now in the mid-80’s.  Nightime really pleasant in the high 60’s to low 70’s.  Very little humidity relatively speaking.  Surface water temps are in the mid-to-high 70’s now but the thermocline about 30′ down drops off precipitously another 5 degrees or so and the waters get colder down deep.

This coming week is gonna be windy…5 days-in-a-row.  But then, it flattens out again.  Hopefully, this is the last big wind of the year.  We’ll keep you posted!

That’s our story!

Jonathan & Jilly!

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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 April 8-16, 2026

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SEASON STRUGGLES TO FIND A START

La Paz – Las Arenas/ Muertos Bay/ Bahia Suenos Fishing Report for Week of April 8-16, 2026

MEXICAN MINUTE LA PAZ VIDEO FISHING REPORT

THE BIG PICTURE and the REST of the STORY…

Jim Bovee is our good amigo from San Diego and he was just with us two week ago with his son, Daniel. Well, he came back again this time with daughter, Brittney. Couple of nice dorado on the day.

First time, Brian Mick from Oklahoma came down with a couple of amigos and got a mixed variety of triggerfish, cabrilla, snapper and a nice barred pargo

Jim and Brittney…unofficially our first wahoo of the season. South end of Cerrralvo Island seems be holding some ‘hoos on the high ridge!

Yellowtail have been pretty scarce and it’s hit or miss, but Captain Rogelio got a couple north of La Paz.

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The bad news…it wasn’t a great week.

The good news…we didn’t have many folks on the water.

It appears that the season is  still transitioning.  As I’ve harped so many times, we consider late October to April to be off-season because of erratic weather and especially because of the strong winds that can get the normally calm seas churning.

A few weeks ago, I thought we were done with the changes.  I thought we made the quantum leap from winter fishing to summer fishing with just a little jag of spring fishing in between. Fish started biting great!

I mean, the weather is already sunny and warm with daytime temps in the mid-80’s and the waters have largely turned the waters warm and blue.

Well, I was wrong.

Since that initial jubilation, it’s hasn’t been so great.  Despite the increased warmth, the winds keep coming up and stirring things up making it difficult on a number of levels.  Some days it’s flat, but then we get crazy winds and stir up the chop.

So the fishing has been tepid at best the last few weeks.  Gotta be honest.

It’s been scratchy fishing.  Like I said, not many fishermen yet, but in a few weeks we’ll be packed with guests and anglers.  But for now, the few fishermen we’ve had have worked hard for fish as have our captains.  Hunt and peck.

A little bite here.  A little bite there.  At the end, OK action, but not alot of quality and a wide variety of fish.   Not alot of quantity either.

Some jacks, bonito, barred pargo,  snapper, dog-tooth snapper, cabrilla, but also some dorado and we got our unofficial first wahoo of the season.  Yellowtail are hit or miss as the waters have warmed too much by now.  No real rhyme or reason for now.  It’ll come around, but there’s no crystal ball.  Usually by May we’re back on track!  So, maybe a few more weeks!

There’s reason to be optimistic.  Friends have told me there’s a big pack of blue and striped marlin outside of Cerralvo Island and at the south end as well as at the 88.  Tuna have also been spotted by the commercial pangeros.

Fingers crossed and we’ll keep you posted!

That’s my story!

Jonathan

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Tailhunter Sportfishing
www.tailhunter.comMexico 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 for Week of Mar. 31-April 7, 2026

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SEASONS IN TRANSITION – Everyday is Different!

La Paz – Las Arenas/ Muertos Bay/ Bahia Suenos Fishing Report for Week of Mar. 31-April 7, 2026

SHORT ATTENTION SPAN FISHING REPORT

WEATHER – Getting up there.  Mostly warm and sunny as we head towards summer with temps pretty steadily in the 80’s during the day.  However, I thought we were done with winds.  They are still kicking up every other day or so.

WATER – Water is bluer and warmer on the surface with surface temps running 72-75 degrees, but there is still cold water around as evidenced by colder water fish species still holding.  Waters can still get a tad rough if the winds kick in.  There are both northern and southern winds consider these day.

FISH HOOKED THIS WEEK- Roosterfish, dog tooth snapper, pargo, bonito, jack crevalle, tuna, pompano, rainbow runners, yellowtail, amberjack, triggerfish, yellow snapper

MEXICAN MINUTE LA PAZ VIDEO REPORT

THE BIG PICTURE and the REST of the STORY…

Megan Hales had never fished with us before and only had one day to fish. Just when I think there are no more yellowtail in the area she bags two hefty fish on the boat with Captain Moncho!

Jim Molinari with a dog-tooth snapper that came up to bite a Rapala! Captain Pancho has the gaff.

Captain Armando with Nori Funaki and one of 3 roosterfish they put on the boat. All were relased!

Quite a variety of fish for Kendra and daughter, Savanna, with a table of rainbow runner, triggerfish, cabrilla and snapper!

Enzo really wanted to get a rooster so Captain Armando got him 3 on the day. All released!

Kip Slaugh is our good friend from Utah. He’s been coming for 20 years. He’s caught everything in our water except a tuna. Wanted one really badly until he hooked this 75-pounder off Cerralvo Island on bait. He and his amigo, Jim, and Captain Pancho battled the fish back and forth with the rod for almost 90 minutes. Nice fish!! Lots of fillets!

Caleb, Luke and Captain Jorge on the beach at Bahia Muertos with rainbow runners, triggerfish and snapper .

Sidney and Megan had some fun on a variety of fish like these cabrilla headed for the dinner plate at Tailhunter Restaurant.

Funny photo! Maybe Megan doesn’t like holding the fish? Fun little roosterfish just outside of Punta Perico. The fish was released.

Nothing better than watching the kids having fun. Brigham Hales with a tasty snapper!

Megan and Sidney with a nice cabrilla just outside of Bahia Muertos.

Kip, Captain Pancho and Jim…a really good day!

Megan, dad Ryan Hales, help Sidney with one of her two yellowtail on the day. They were visiting from Utah and only had 1 day to fish!

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About 2-3 weeks ago, I thought we had flipped a switch and turned the corner and gone from wintery-fishing right into summertime full-speed turbo fishing!  Temperatures got warm. Water got blue.  Everything was biting!  WOW!

But, my enthusiasm was short lived.  Within days, reality and mother nature hit back and popped the brakes.

It’s NOT quite the season yet.  It’s getting there, but not quite there yet.  Normally, we say the official season begins about the end of April/ beginning of May so although temperatures are warmer (in the 80’s now usually) and waters are bluer (surface temps in the mid-70’s in some spots)…we’re still not out’ve the winter-stuff just quite yet!

The season is sure trying to jump start, but to be honest, it’s erratic.

That’s not to say the fishing is bad.  It’s just unpredictable just like the weather and to an extent the fishing is dictated by the weather.

The winter winds are not quite finished with us yet.  They are better, but some days can still be blustery with both northern and southern winds and that means the ocean can be pretty choppy.

Other days, it lays down flat.

If the wind is blowing and it’s choppy, it makes it more difficult to find live bait.  Also, it restricts some of the areas we can fish so it means more fishing over the protected rocky areas.  This is producing the usual characters like cabrilla, snapper, triggerfish, rainbow runners, dog-tooth cubera snapper, barred pargo, jack crevalle and even some smaller roosterfish.

Also, just when I told everyone the waters have gotten too warm for yellowtail, we hooked a few this week!

If we can get out a bit further (still in sight of land), there’s some tuna in the 10-100 pound class as well as dorado.  Also, we didn’t hook any this past week but we know there are marlin, sailfish and wahoo in the area.  We just didn’t get any to come up on our rods.

Every day can be different.  Every spot can be different.  Two boats next to each other could catch different fish.   Make no mistake, there’s fish to be caught and some fun action, but just unpredictable!

I will say that it seems to edge better and better each week.  Still not really many anglers on the water just yet, but by early May, we’ll have alot of our guests starting to fish.

That’s our story!

Jonathan

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Tailhunter Sportfishing

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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 Mar. 21-29, 2026

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PUMP THE BRAKES…I WAS TOO OPTIMISTIC!

La Paz – Las Arenas/ Muertos Bay/ Bahia Suenos Fishing Report for Week of Mar. 21-29, 2026

SHORT ATTENTION SPAN REPORT

WEATHER:  Well, I thought the winds were done, but they came back.  Mostly from the south this past week, but it didn’t help fishing.  Made it difficult to even get live bait!

WATER:  Rather warm for this time of the year.  Surface temps in the high 70’s but waters got a big rougher this week with the return of the winds.

FISH HOOKED THIS WEEK:  Earlier we had some nice dorado, a few tuna, wahoo and even some marlin. When the winds kicked back in we were fishing mostly inshore for pargo, snapper, dog-tooth, barred pargo, bonito, cabrilla, jacks and roosterfish.

THE MEXICAN MINUTE LA PAZ VIDEO REPORT

THE BIG PICTURE and the REST of the STORY…

Big bull dorad in March? Jim Bovee from San Diego with Captain Pancho.

Some larger roosterfish starting to show along the beaches. Captain Hugo got this one which was released.

Gerry is pretty happy with this nice table of cabrilla!

Daniel Bovee from Costa Mesa with Captain Pancho

Long time Tailhunter amigo, Jeff Sakuda with a pargo liso.

In my last report,  I kinda went off the rails with enthusiasm.

Out of nowhere, the air and water temperatures rose.  Waters got blue.  Wind died down. We had several day of the most spectacular fishing all season and the best fishing in March that I have seen in over 30 years.

We had blue marlin, striped marlin ,tuna, wahoo, bonito, roosterfish, cabrilla, barred pargo, dog-tooth snapper, jack crevalle, big dorado and more!  It was like the ocean blew up a whole variety of fish.

It was like we had fast forwarded from spring-time fish right into summer fishing.  It was the kind of fishing we usually se in June or July.  No…it was even better!

After so many winter month of wind and erratic fishing, I went a bit overboard in my enthusiasm.

I was wrong.

Winter wasn’t done yet.

A few days after I posted the last report, the winds came back. Waters got rough again.  It was bad enough that it became tough to find live bait.  Fishing got sticky at best.

For the past period since the last report, we’ve gotten back to cabrilla, dog-tooth snapper, a few dorado, snapper, pargo, bonito and jack crevalle sprinkeled with a few roosterfish.  Not much in the way of “glamour fish” like the previous period.   Our captains and anglers really had to work hard to find fish.

We know the fish are there.  We just need the weather to stabilize a bit more.

BAHIA MAGDALENA

We sent out our first trips from Bahia Magdalena “Mag Bay” this past week.  Fishing inside the bay among the mangroves, our guys found some great action and a spectacular variety of fish.  Using live bait and fishing light tackle in the roots and eddy’s of the bay produced: Corvina, grouper, spotted bay bass, triggerfish, snook, pargo, cabrilla, snapper and more.  Many fish were released and donated.

Kip and Jim headed out for the day to the mangroves of Mag Bay for some great inshore fishing.

Tasty snook on the fillet table and headed for the freezers.

Day 1 – Kep has a bunch of nice grouper on the table and a corvina.

Some of the best eating fish in Baja are the grouper that can be found in the shallow waters of Mag Bay.

The elusive snook!

Jim Molinari with a beer and a photo with the fish table!

Kip Slaugh…another good day in the bay!

 

That’s our story!

Jonathan & Jilly

Jonathan Roldan’s
Tailhunter Sportfishing
www.tailhunter.comMexico 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

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La Paz – Las Arenas/ Muertos Bay/ Suenos Bay Fishing Report from Tailhunter Sportfishing for Week of Mar. 13-20-2026

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OCEAN COMES ALIVE!  SUMMER FISHING STARTS EARLY????

La Paz – Las Arenas/ Muertos Bay/ Bahia Suenos Fishing Report for Week of Mar. 13-20, 2026

SHORT ATTENTION SPAN FISHING REPORT – Just the facts…

WEATHER:  It got hot and sunn(ier) all of a sudden!  Did we skip spring and go right into summer?  Temps in the mid-80’s now, but not alot of humidity.  Just good fishing weather.  Bring your shorts and t-shirts!  I won’t say we’re done with the winter winds yet, but it’s been a nice week or two!

WATER:  With warmer air, we got warmer and bluer water.  Flat calm when the winds don’t blow.  Look at the photos below!  Summer conditions all of. sudden!

FISH HOOKED THIS WEEK:  (Craziest March Fishing EVER!)

Striped marlin , blue marlin, tuna, wahoo, dorado, jack crevalle, barred pargo, yellowtail, dog-tooth snapper, smaller roosterfish, bonito, cabrilla, mako shark, sierra, pompano, trevally, amberjack.

 

THE MEXICAN MINUTE LA PAZ VIDEO FISHING REPORT

THE BIG PICTURE and the REST of the STORY…

READ THIS FIRST!  WARNING HEADS-UP:  Just an FYI that we have alot of marlin photos this week.  I usually don’t post alot of photos of billfish.  Most of our clients release billfish and probably 95% of our billfish voluntarily get released.  If one is kept, most often, it was because it couldn’t be released and the meat is often donated so nothing ever gets wasted.   

But, please understand, we had one day this past week with 18 newbie anglers on 6 pangas.  They had a great time.  I lost count, but they hooked about a dozen billfish that day!  A dozen…in one day!

Being first-timers, of course they were thrilled as anyone would be, but of the 12,  a bunch were lost after long fights.  Others got released.  Three got kept. They are entitled to keep them and none of the meat was wasted and they all had a great time.  Good folks!   Just wanted you to know so no one starts writing and calling me.  

So…here we go with the fishing report and photos!  Best week of the season so far!

Happy Birthday, Pat Betegh. Nice dorado to kick things off. He also got a striped marlin and several other species!

Rich Wilner and Jeff Davidson were fishing with us for the first time and spent two days with Captain Pancho . 2 big bull dorado to go along with snapper, an amberjack and cabrilla! Nice haul.

Captain Armando put his anglers on several marlin including this blue after a long fight. Others broke off.

Pretty amazing variety…dorado, sierra, snapper, cabrilla for the big dinner party that night!

Ladies choice! Striped marlin on the rack with a dorado as well!

Jeff photo bombs Rich and his bull dorado on the gaff!

Yes! Small roosterfish along the beaches are great fun on light tackle right now. All getting released!

Captain Jorge with another marlin for the box!

Filets to take back to Todos Santos for dinner tonite!

Crazy March fishing…even some football tuna biting!

 

Fred…with a mako shark! In 30 years, I think this is the first mako I’ve seen taken! Great eating! Tastes like swordfish!

Nice big bull for Richard! A good day!

Jeff’s fish!

Did we just skip spring-time fishing???

Over the last week or so, temps jumped up in the air and water.  I think we went right into summertime fishing because in more than 30 years down here, I’ve never had a week in March like we just had.

Air temps hit the mid to upper 80’s.  Water got blue and flat!

And the fish bit!  We hooked pretty much everything except the yellowtail which is what we are mostly chasing this time of year.  Cold water fish that kinda suddenly disappeared.

And suddenly, we had a bite that looked more like June fishing.  Bull dorado?  Tuna?  Wahoo?

That’s crazy, but yes, we hooked some nice fish.  Not alot, but enough to raise eyebrows and wonder what’s happening.  Some of the dorado were some nice bulls in the 20-pound class.  Tuna were a bit larger than footballs maybe 10-15 pounds.  Wahoo about 15-20 pounds.   Never had a week like this.

But, talk about variety.  Other than the yellowtail, we still had cooler water fish in the counts making for some really interesting boxes of fish!  We had sierra, barred pargo, dog-tooth snapper, pargo liso (mullet snapper), yellow snapper, cabrilla, pompano, trevally as well as bonito and jack crevalle.  it was almost like if you put a bait in the water, you really couldn’t tell what was going to go off.

But, here’s the rub…

Marlin in March.  I had some 18 newbies out one day.  In 6 pangas.  First-timers with us and only had 1 day to fish.   I told them, “Oh, you’ll have some fun . There’s some good action on reef fish and bonito, jacks, etc.”   I knew they’d catch some fish.  Perfect for first-timers!

Instead, yes, they caught lots of different varieties.  But, what a day…

C’mon man…over a dozen marlin?  In one day?  First-timers?  Not just stripers, but BLUE MARLIN!  In March.   I heard stories of some epic battles lasting almost 2 hours or most of the fish breaking lines or getting off.  Most of the fish were voluntarily released, but what a great time and a thrill for them.  All fun folks.  A few could not be released, but they did have a huge dinner that night that was called “EPIC” and meat was also donated.  The caught over a half-dozen other species.

Now, I’m not gonna say we’re full-speed just yet, but we sure had an exciting week!

We’ll keep you posted!

ANOTHER ROAD SEASON IS OVER…TIME TO START THE FISHING! 

Well…another road season comes to an end!  From January to March for over 30 years, we hit the road and some of the biggest and most exciting fishing, hunting and outdoor shows and expos in the country!

This year took us to Sacramento…then Reno…Salt Lake City…Nashville…Orange Co. Calif…and finally San Diego, California!

We want to thank everyone who came out to see us and talk to us and book their trips to visit us in La Paz this year.  All the old friends and new friends with all the laughs, smiles and good memories of the past and new ones to be made!   Gracias for all the hospitality!   We’ll see you in La Paz.  We still have spots open so just let us know and we’ll get you set up!

Blessings to all!

That’s our story!

Jonathan & Jilly

Jonathan Roldan’s
Tailhunter Sportfishing
www.tailhunter.comMexico 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/ Bahia Muertos / Suenos Bay Fishing Update for the Week of Mar. 4-12, 2026

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WATERS APPEAR TO BE WARMING FASTER THAN USUAL!

La Paz – Las Arenas/ Muertos Bay/ Bahia Suenos Fishing Report and Update for Week of Mar. 4-12, 2026

SHORT ATTENTION SPAN REPORT

WEATHER:  Seem like it’s an early spring as waters are warming like the air temps earlier in the year than normal. Highs in the low to mid-80’s and mostly pretty sunny.  Strong winter winds aren’t done yet, but it seems like there are fewer overall.

WATERS:  Still some rough days if the winds are blowing, but overall, the waters are getting bluer and calmer with surface temps in the low 70’s now around most of the area.

FISH HOOKED THIS WEEK:  Yellowtail, pargo liso, barred pargo, sierra, amberjack, rainbow runner, pompano, trevally, bonito, jack crevalle, roosterfish, dorado.

MEXICAN MINUTE LA PAZ FISHING REPORT

THE BIG PICTURE and the REST of the STORY

Fat yellowtail on the cutting board

Gaff is ready to stick a fresh one

I’m not gonna go out on a limb and say the harsh winter winds are done…quite yet!  In fact, looking at the extended forecast for the next week, it looks like the winds might just kick up again and rough things up!

But, I gotta admit that there are an increasing amount of nice days to get out and fish with calmer bluer waters and a warming sky.  In fact, everyone is talking about an early spring as temps seem to be above the norm.  Day time temps are in the low to mid-80’s and pretty sunny mostly.  Nights are in the low 70’s.  A nice time to be in town!

The fish are correspondingly being more cooperative as well.  The variety of fish mirrors the conditions because we’re seeing both cold and warmer water species mixed in the catches .

Still not that many folks fishing, but the few that are out have gotten quite a mix with the focus on the yellowtail bite mostly north of the city towards Punta Coyote as well as around Espirito Santo Island and the north end of Cerralvo island over the deep rock reefs.

These are some healthy forkies running 10-15 pounds on the average, but up to maybe 25 pounds.  Live bait is working best but for those wanting to throw or drop iron, blue/white…chrome…zuchini colors are working as well as knife jigs.  Slow trolling Rapalas has kicked up the occasional fish as well including some amberjack holding with the yellowtail.

But, live bait fishing is still top ticket!

Other cooler water species like cabrilla (seabass) and pargo, especially the big pargo liso (mullet snapper) have shown up around Cerralvo Island as well as they move in and spawn in the shallows.

In addition to the big mullet snapper, barred bargo, sierra, trevally, pompano are some of the other fish that are being hooked in the shallows in addition to some smaller 5-10 pound roosterfish along the beaches.

A couple of dorado also hit the box which is unusual so early since dorado like warmer waters closer to 80 degrees!  Maybe a good sign for the upcoming dorado season!

END OF THE ROADSHOW for TAILHUNTER!

Jilly and I have been on the road now since early January and have done some crazy good shows in Sacramento, Reno, Salt Lake City and Nashville.

We just wound up the craziest funnest show last week at the Orange County Fairgrounds in S. California for the Pacific Coast Sportfishing Show.  It was non-stop fun and our booth was surrounded every day with friend and Tailhunter Tribe members.

We got lots of reservations for the fishing year and got to see so many friends who have been with us over these many years.  Wanted to give a shout-out to everyone who came by and also everyone who sent and gave me birthday wishes during the week . It was spectacular and Jill and I are still recovering.

So now…we hit the end and it’s gonna finish with a bang!

We will be at the Del Mar Fairgrounds on the beach in San Diego March 19-22nd.  That’s Thursday to Sunday.  We’ll be in our booth every day and frankly, it’s a big beach party of the fishing community for S.California.   It’s just non-stop fun . Hope you can make it if you are anywhere in the area.  Lots to see and do for the entire family with gear, charters, travel, food, music, activities and more!  Check out the video:

Here’s a link:

https://sportfishingfestival.com/san-diego-attendees/

 

We’ll rap things up in San Diego then it’s time to get back home to La Paz and get the season going!

We still have room for you to come fish with us this year.  Reach out to me directly:

tailhunterfishinglapaz@gmail.com

I’ll get right back to you!

Blessings and best fishes!  Hope to see you this week in San Diego then in La Paz!

Jonathan and Jilly

Jonathan Roldan’s
Tailhunter Sportfishing
www.tailhunter.comMexico 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 and Update from Tailhunter Sportfishing for Feb. 24-Mar. 3,2026

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WEATHER IMPROVED and YELLOWTAIL WAKING UP!

La Paz – Las Arenas/ Muertos Bay/ Bahia Suenos Fishing Report and Update for Week of Feb. 24-Mar. 3, 2026

SHORT ATTENTION SPAN FISHING REPORT

WEATHER:  Some of the best weather so far.  Sunny and calm with day temps in the low 80’s.  Nighttime comfortable hi-60’s to low 70’s.

WATER:  I won’t go so far as to say the winter winds are done with us, but this was a pretty nice spring week with calm waters that seem to be warming each week a bit.

FISH HOOKED THIS WEEK:  Yellowtail, dorado, pargo liso, barred pargo, snapper, sierra, cabrilla, jack crevalle, bonito, amberjack, rainbow runner, roosterfish

MEXICAN MINUTE LA PAZ VIDEO REPORT

THE BIG PICTURE and the REST of the STORY

Slugger-sized yellowtail running 15-25 pounds are hitting live bait and the iron and yo-yo jigs in flat waters close to shore.

Some good hamachi on the table for the ice chest! Fat fish!

 

Fresh plate of yellowtail sashime at our Tailhunter Restaurant brought in by a fisherman for us to prepare!

Getting live bait has been unbelieveably close…within feet of the beach on the Malecon!

Nothing like fishing in flat waters close to shore!

I won’t say the winter winds are done with us!  They are never finished until they are finished, but what a nice week for the winds to take a break!  Warm skies and flat waters this past week with some decently good fishing.   It’s just difficult during the winter months to predict when we’ll have such nice windows because when it’s bad, it can really be bad.

But, we’ll take what we can get!

The highlight of this past week was the nice yellowtail bite that developed in various areas most notably just north of town around Punta Coyote. Shallow water and just off the beach and rocks there, some nice jags of 15-25 pound yellowtail decided to go on the chew.

The fish ate jigs, lures and live bait which was easy to make right off the Malecon waterfront in just a few feet of water and just a few throws of the cast night . It made for some really good days.

Other species including cabrilla (seabass), snapper, amberjack, jack crevalle and bonito were also hooked and some of the commercial guys are telling me there’s some fast-moving schools of football tuna around Cerralvo Island.

The big pargo liso have also moved into the shallows to spawn around Cerralvo and in the rocky shallow areas around Bahia Muertos and Punta Arenas.  Really really tough fish to battle out’ve the rocks and one of the most frustratingly delicious fish!

Also,  light tackle and even a few flyfishers are having some fun (wind permitting) around the shallow beaches for smaller roosterfish.

A few dorado are getting hooked here -and-there in warmer patches of water as well.

NASHVILLE to TEXAS to S.CALIFORNIA!

Well…we finished the big show in Nashville TN last week.  Flew back to Texas and re-packed then spent 3 days driving to S.California where the biggest fishing show in the world kicks off this Thursday to Sunday.  It’s the Pacific Coast Sportfishing Show in it’s 16th year at the Orange Co. Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa!

It’s actually TWO shows.  The first one is this week in Orange Co.

Then, we have a week off and then there’s another big show in San Diego at the Del Mar Fairgrounds to wrap up our road tour for 2026.

We still have some great spots open for this year so get in touch with us and we’ll get you set up to fish with us in La Paz!  You can reach me directly at:

tailhunterfishinglapaz@gmail.com

Then after San Diego…back to La Paz to kick start the season and do some fishing!

That’s our story!

Jonathan & Jilly

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