December 7, 2008 by riplipboy
PHOTO 1: Belmond Mann, came down for his anniversary with his wife for their first trip to La Paz and surprised everyone with not one..but TWO prized wahoo fishing with Captain Archangel south of Cerralvo Island. You can see the purple/black Rapala hanging from the mouth of the wahoo.
COOLER TEMPS BUT SOME NICE INSHORE FISHING AND SOME SURPRISING OFFSHORE BITES FOR ANGLERS
La Paz / Las Arenas Fishing Report for week of Nov. 30 to Dec. 6, 2008
PHOTO 2: Amy Mann and Captain Archangel hold up a nice late-season dorado. Surprsingly, for such a late time in the season, there are still dorado holding in some lingering warm water spots of water. Amy and her husband fished two days and landing sierra, permit, dorado, wahoo and roosterfish (released).
THE FISHING REPORT
An incredible week of inshore fishing. Quite a mix that kept rods bent and folks pretty happy. Nothing big, but quantity overcame quality. Lots of sierra all over the place for both our Las Arenas and La Paz fleets. Roosters are still around and if you hit a school of them…10 pounders all day long! Cabrilla, amberjack, jack crevalle, permit are all close to shore and can hit at any time. We’ve already got pargo showing as well although “showing” and putting one in the boat are separate issues. Several were hooked, but none boated. As well…offshore, there’s still dorado cruising. Best spots have been off the SE end of Espiritu Santo Island although there’s free swimming breezers in the warmer water. Still the occasional wahoo as well although it’s hard to tell. This is winter and there’s not many folks out fishing so it’s not like the hot spots are hit every day. There could be whole schools of marlin and tuna and other critters on certain spots and we’d never know!
FOR YOUR CALENDAR
1. WHALE WATCHING TOURS to MAGDALENA BAY – Mid -January to March.
Now is the time to book. The grey whales migrate down by the thousands to Baja’s Pacific side and this is a great opportunity to get right up next to them in a great family trip.
2.
7th ANNUAL CABIN FEVER CLASSIC – Spots are filling fast and it looks like we will see out for our 7th annual Cabin Fever Classic being held April 30 to May 4. It’s our only personally escorted trip and includes 5 days/ 4 nights ocean front hotel/ 3 days fishing and lots of extras. It’s become our unofficial kick off to the season and it’s our most popular event down here in La Paz for the season. Lots of couples and regular attend year-after-year and we’re already filling. E-mail us at
riplipboy@aol.com for more details.
That’s my story!
Jonathan
Jonathan Roldan’s
Tailhunter International
Phone: (626) 333-3355
FAX: (626) 333-0115
U.S. Office: 3319 White Cloud Dr., Suite A, Hacienda Hts. CA 91745Mexico Office: , 755 Paseo Obregon, La Paz, Baja Cal Sur, Mexico
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PHOTO 1: Belmond Mann, came down for his anniversary with his wife for their first trip to La Paz and surprised everyone with not one..but TWO prized wahoo fishing with Captain Archangel south of Cerralvo Island. You can see the purple/black Rapala hanging from the mouth of the wahoo.
PHOTO 2: Amy Mann and Captain Archangel hold up a nice late-season dorado. Surprsingly, for such a late time in the season, there are still dorado holding in some lingering warm water spots of water. Amy and her husband fished two days and landing sierra, permit, dorado, wahoo and roosterfish (released).
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