DORADO STILL BITE DESPITE LATE WEEK WINDS
La Paz / Las Arenas Fishing Report for Dec. 3, 2006
Photo 1: Sid, Brad and Mike Sicoff from Calabasas CA finally made it down to La Paz after being deterred earlier in the season when Aero California was suspended. Better late than never, they slammed some of the great late season dorado!
FISHING REPORT
Maybe things are starting to turn. It finally seems like fall is in the air as temps drop a little bit on the water as well as in the air and we had some windy weather late in the week. However, it sure seems like the dorado don’t know it’s Christmas yet!
La Paz Fishing
It was definitely a bit more brisk this week than before. In fact we had two days when it was basically a bit too snotty and uncomfortable to be out fishing. However, earlier in the week, that nice dorado bite we had through the Thanksgiving holidays continued on. What can I say? How can you argue with big 3o pound dorado in the chum line or getting double bendo on a 50 pound bull dorado coming out of the water and charging the panga? That’s a kick no matter how you look at it and that’s what we’ve had going. Add to that the island and cove fishing for pargo, sierra, snapper and cabrilla and you get the best of all worlds. Heck, if the tuna joined in, we wouldn’t know what to do with ourselves. However, hold on…late week, I got some whispers that there were some tuna at El Bajo and we’ll keep you posted on that one!
Photo 2 : Mike Sicoff hefts a toady beast of a dorado after a solid day of action with fishing more reminiscent of summer-time bites!
Las Arenas Fishing:
I feel badly for our captains at Las Arenas. Man….it’s been a rough year. Not only did we lose so many clients when the airlines took a dump, but because the fishing has just been so much better out of La Paz the latter part of the year, everyone has been fishing La Paz more than Las Arenas. This week we had to cancel trips for Las Arenas simply becuase it was too darned windy to go out. However, on the days we did send boats, there were dorado as well as pargo, sierra and even a full yellowfin tuna near the island as well as outside Punta Perrico. Hopefully, waters will calm a bit and we’ll be back out. There’s great variety there right now.
2007 Show Fishing Show Schedule Announced for Tailhunter International
Amigos, we’ve finally set our schedule for our 2007 season of fishing shows and we’d love to have you come by our booth to say howdy! Here you go:
January 11 to 14 – International Sportsmen’s Expo San Mateo Expo Center, San Mateo CA
January 18 to 21 – International Sportmens’ Expo California State Fairgrounds, Sacramento CA
January 25 to 28 – International Sportsmen Expo Denver Convention Center, Denver CO
Feb. 7 to 11 – Pacific Northwest Sportsmens Show, Portland Expo Center, Portland OR
March 1 to 5 – Fred Hall Fishing & Boating Show, Long Beach Convention Center, Long Beach CA
March 15 to 18 – International Sportsmens’ Expo, Sandy Convention Center, Salt Lake City UT
March 29 to April 1 – Great Alaskan Sportsman’s Show, Anchorage AK
Hope to see you there!
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Jonathan
Jonathan Roldan’s Tailhunter International
Website: http://www.tailhunter-international.com/
Phone: (626) 333-3355
FAX: (626) 333-0115
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U.S. Office: 3319 White Cloud Dr., Suite A, Hacienda Hts. CA 91745
Mexico Office: Carr. a Pichilingue KM 5, Numero 205, La Paz, Baja Cal Sur, Mexico
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