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Here are some photos from the past week...it's been great fishing! We've got Open Party Dates scheduled for August on:
Thursday the 5th , Wednesday the 11th and Friday the 13th. All trips depart the night before at 10pm from Pierpoint Landing and the cost is $280 per person.
Seaforth Landing checking in this evening with the San Diego on their 3/4 day run with limits of sand bass, 11 sculpin, and 1 barracuda. Good bass fishing on the 1/2 day runs with some rockfish and a nice white seabass to go with it.
Seaforth Landing has a full schedule of trips runing daily.
Call 619-224-3383 for trip information and reservations.
The Tradition checking in from their 3/4 day run our of Redondo Sportfishing with good barracuda fishing They decked 85 fish for the 15 anglers with a few bass and rockfish to go with it.
The Tradition leaves daily at 6 am and don't forget abut twilight trips on Friday and Saturday night.
The New Del Mar checking in this evening with great barracuda fishing today. Good steady action all day as they ended up with 166 barracuda for the day.
The New Del Mar has 2 trips daily with twilight runs going every night.
The Spitfire checking in this evening as they had great bottom fishing today. They didn't fish the barracuda as they had a charter group that wanted to sack up rockfish.
Plenty of barracuda still around and they will be on them in the morning leaving at 6:30.
Come Join us aboard the Dominator this Friday night on an Overnight trip Mention this email and recieve $20 off!
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New Tool Belt winner John Jung. John ride for free on our Black Pearl 2 day trip with a chance at winning a 5 day trip to Hotel Palmas de Cortez on our Tool Belt Chanllenge in October.
The Freedom checking in this morning from San Clemente as they got kicked out of the cove. Hit the other side of the Island for good bass fishing and looking at a few yellows.
Looks like they will let the guys back in after 1:30 today so the Freedom will be back on the yellowtail grounds tomorrow.
The Freedom is tanked up with live squid and they leave tonight at 10 pm.
A good action week in the Puerto Morelos region for a wise variety of critters. This is unquestionably one of the best areas in all of Mexico for producing the wide-spectrum catches that range from bottom fish to surface action on the same fishing day. This past week reflected a total of 19 days fished that produced 1 sailfish, 12 Atlantic barracuda, 36 bonito, 6 Spanish mackerel, 10 yellowfin tuna, 1 wahoo, 1 dorado, 3 sharks, 1 jack cravelle, 2 grouper, 9 red snapper and 3 triggerfish.
PM Climate: Partly cloudy days with temps that ranged from 78 nights to 91 daytime highs and a little on the humid side.
Sea Conditions: Near excellent with light easterly surface breezes at 5-10 knots, temps at 84 and stable and near perfect blue water clarity.
Best Lure/Bait: Consistently the ballyhoo, both rigged and un-rigged were the bait of choice for this area.
Captain Temo Verboonen, skipper of the "Secuestro De Amor", reports fishing was slow this past week in the Zihuatanejo area and probably due to the full moon phase in conjunction with the dirty waters from the river outflows. The area is getting plenty of PM and night rains and the rivers are all running murky waters into the ocean. There's lots of debris in the waters now and it makes trolling of the lures and rigged baits difficult throughout much of the area. Very few strikes reported this past week and all of the offshore fishing was past the 16-17 mile mark. The inshore fishing has come to a stand- still due to the chocolate water color from the river outfalls. The roosterfish just don'[t like that dirty water and have been difficult to find. When you do find them, they don't want to bite the artificials and only follow the lures without biting.
IZ Climate: Partly cloudy days with temps from 71 nights to 91 daytime highs and considerable afternoon and night rains.
Sea Conditions: Mostly calm with very light surface breezes but dirty water out to about 16-17 miles or so, with temps 86-87 degrees.
Best Fishing Area: No concentration of fish reported this past week.
Best Bait/Lure: Live bait was best for the roosterfish when it was available.
Bait Supply: Good for the rigged baits but difficult for live bait this past week.
A little surge of yellowfin tuna sparked the interest of the anglers this past week with the fish running with the porpoise and chewing on the tuna feathers and cedar plugs. The Aries IX, skippered by Captain Gilberto Quintero, had the only blue marlin this week that was under 300 lbs. The overall catch report for a total of 15 days fished offshore reflected 1 blue marlin, 2 stripers, 7 sailfish, 14 dorado and 25 yellowfin tuna. The inshore super pangas, reporting for a total of 6 days fished reflected 1 sailfish, 1 yellowfin tuna and 65 dorado, (good all-day action for t he super pangas).
Mazatlan Climate: Mostly cloudy and raining today, with temps from 79 nights to 89 daytime highs.
Sea Conditions: Temps were warmer inshore at 86-87 and falling to 85 in the offshore waters. Inshore water is green and cleaning to blue at about 16-17 miles, flat seas and light tropical surface breezes.
Best Lure/Bait: Rigged baits best for the sailfish and stripers, larger plastics for the blue marlin, feathers for the tuna, small plastics and feathers for the dorado.
Best Fishing Area: Begins at about 18 miles out to the southwest and continues outward bound from there.
Bait supply: Complete supply of rigged baits available daily
The billfish bite was much improved this past week from Cabo San Lucas and was above the one billfish per boat average. High boat for the week was the "Gaviota VIII", skippered by Captain Juan Dominguez, with a 4 striper release day. "Tuna Time", skippered by Captain Christian Lopez, had a single marlin caught, (died at the boat) and a sailfish release, along with a dozen yellowfin tuna and a single dorado for his Newport Beach charter by the Brent Nielsen group of four. The overall combined fish report for a total of 15 days fished reflected 16 stripers, (15 released) 2 sailfish released, 12 dorado, 1 wahoo, 1 roosterfish and 22 yellowfin tuna, (mostly school sized fish in the 12-25 lb. range).
Cabo Climate: Partly cloudy days with temps from 73 nights to 97 daytime highs.
Sea Conditions: The cooler Pacific current wrapped the tip of the peninsula crom Cristobal to Cabo & out 8-10 miles, dropping to 71 degrees, rising to 75 by Chileno. A NE/SW temp break at about 10 miles offhsore with 76 on the inside and 89-82 on the outside. Mostly deep blue water.
Best Fishing Area: It's been about a 50-50 on location with good fishing outside of Chileno and at the 1150 Fathom spot.
Best Lure/Bait: Most of the billfish are coming from live caballitos on fish that are pre-spotted and an occasional fish on the drop back. Tuna mostly on the feathers this week for fish running with the porpoise.
Live Bait Supply: Remains very good, even through the full moon phase
The New Del Mar out of Marina Del Rey Sportfsihing checking in this morning with good action on the barracuda once again. They have over 50 fish on the boat with still some fishing time left.
Still time to grab your gear and hit the afternoon run.
The New Del Mar goes for 2 trips daily with twilights going every evening.
We arrived to the Yellowtail area around 06:00 hours, and it didn't take long before we were bendo. We had a stiff breeze for about 2 hours, then it was beautiful, the in the late afternoon, we had a stiff breeze again, but that didn't stop the Yellows from biting. We had limit style fishing on 14 to 20 pound Yellowtail.
After we had our fill of Yellowtail, Roy made a few drifts for Calico bass, we didn't catch many, but we did release 3 Black Sea Bass. We will give this another try tomorrow morning, then Roy will make a decision on what he will do.
We would like to thank a few people for their donation for the trip, Richard Hightower, Cal-Star fishing rods, Lead Masters, Izorline fishing line, Bill Roecker, and Katy Tanka for the ride down.
So until tomorrow, wish us luck, we are going to try our luck on some White Sea Bass. The R/p crew.
"Wishing For White Sea Bass"
For a complete season schedule on the Royal PolarisCLICK HEREthen call 619-226-8030 for more information and to book your trip.
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We got an early jump leaving the dock today on our Stout/ Eppler 3 day. We decided to make a pass through the local offshore grounds. Although we can see incredible signs of fish, we only managed a couple short stops on albacore for our afternoon. Tomorrow, we will be doing some exploring out to the west to see if we can locate some biting fish. The weather forecast looks favorable for the the next couple of days. Wish us luck. JUSTIN
Today the "Rocks" kicked out some fair tuna fishing for The Flash Sport fishing gang, but the Yellowtail played a little hide and seek from us. After lunch we pulled the pick and pointed the Shogun for another hot spot. We should be there in the early morning hours of the 29th. Shogun fans we have a few open spots on some future trips here on the Shogun, 1 spot on the Aug 1 Willfish Tackle 5 day and 5 spots on the Aug 18 Seeker Rods 7 day, Give Andrea a call at the office and book your spot for a fishing trip of a life time here on the Shogun.
For a complete Shogun Schedule CLICK HERE then call 619-226-8030 for more information and to book your trip.
Some boats contribute nothing to SAC so please support SAC boats and help to protect your fishing future
We had a slow day on the catching side of things as we made our way up the beach. We stopped in many different areas and tried our hand at some Halibut drifts for nothing. We did catch a Yellowtail along some kelp and had some success fishing for Cod this afternoon. Highlight of the day was a nice Cow Cod coming on board. A few Bass and the assortment of bottom dwellers such as Ling Cod made up our catch today. We will spend the final day of this voyage on the offshore grounds hoping to catch an Albacore or two.
We had another great day at Cedros island--really good fishing in the morning with a lull mid-morning.
After lunch we spent some time along the kelp line and had pretty good calico bass fishing. After that we went back to the yellowtail area and caught a few more before leaving. We are headed north tonight and hoping for not too bad a ride.
More tomorrow, Capt Art
Plenty of room on some great upcoming trips.
For a full Searcher 2010 schedule CLICK HERE then call 619-226-2403 to book your spots.
The Sea Adventure 80 checking in this morning from their 1.5 day trip. Good signs of fish through out the trip and they picked away to end up with 27 albacore averaging 25 pounds.
The New Lo-An docked up this morning from their 1.5 day trip and it was a tough day of fishing yesterday. The fish didn't come up till late in the day and the New Lo-An scratched up 23 fish for the trip.
The New Lo-An has a full schedule of trips all through the month of August.
Call 619-223-1627 for trip information and reservations.
The Toronado out of Pierpoint Landing checked in last night when they dock up from another San Clemente trip. They ended up with 13 yellows with some bass and bonito to go with it.
Fishing on the World Famous EL BUDSTER. Paul Ray from Chesterfield, MO catche a 30 lb. DORADO. Fishing on the EL BUDSTER II. The John Smith party from Kansas City, MO catches and releases two small STRIPED MARLIN ( 60 & 75 lbs.). One was caught on a Black Bart Lure ( Blue & White ). The other was caught on a live Caballito. The fighting times were 15 & 25 minutes. All the fish were caught at the 95 Reef. The water temp. was 80 - 81 degrees.
Hope you are all having a fantastic mid week! Time is going by so fast lately, or is it just my imagination?
Yesterday's catch was a total of 1 Blue Marlin (170Lbs), 2 Striped Marlin (180 - 190 Lbs), 2 Tuna (60 Lbs) and 1 Hammerhead Shark.
We had customers from Atlanta, Houston, Canada, New York, California, and Cabo! Weather was great, 96F, sea temperature 80F, winds blowing at 9 mph and waves 5 ft high. It was a good day out there. We had a full moon last night, I don't believe in the whole "Moon Theory" but some people do, will see how fishing goes today.
On the 28' ReelRum, we had Bob Eger who came in on the Cruise Ship along with his family Mark, Justin and Linda. These nice folks from California reserved a spot on RedRum's boat a while back. They went out with Captain Jesus and Mate Edgar for a half day of fishing...had to be on the boat by 6 PM Cruise time, and before heading back, they wanted to do some shopping. By the end of their trip they had caught and released (C/R) 1 Striped Marlin. Glad to meet you guys at the main dock!
Another group that I met yesterday at the main dock was David Sproule and his crew Harrison, Christopher and Edwin. These guys from Canada and New York went out for half a day on the 32' RedBeam along with Captain Cesar and Mate Ramon. By the end of their trip Harrison had C/R and Hammerhead shark, some of the guys got a bit drowsey, but managed to enjoy the trip! Glad to hear ya'll had fun!
James Alexci and Chris Marrus from Atlanta and Houston fished for a full day on El Nuevo along with Captain Omar and Mate Juan and Manuel. These guys C/R 1 Striped Marlin through out their day of fishing. Had a great time, and Captain and Mates came back to the office to say these guys were great! I really didn't get a chance to talk to them after they had finish ed their fishing trip, but I am sure they had an awesome time out in the Southern Baja Waters! Thanks Guys!
And Last but not Least we had Alvaro from Cabo San Lucas taking a full day trip on RumRUnnin with his buddies from Sinaloa, Mexico. They were out with Captain Javier and Mate Americo and ended up with 1 Blue Marlin which weighed 170 Lbs and 2 Yellowfin Tuna. This is the third Blue Marlin of the year guys, which means they are getting closer!
Seaforth Landing checking in as the Legend came in this morning with 55 albacore for their 16 anglers. The San Diego on their 3/4 day run sacked up limits of sand bass, 20 whitefish, and 42 barracuda. the 1/2 day runs with good calico bass action.
Seaforth Landing has a full schedule of trips running daily.
Here are some photos from the past week...it's been great fishing! We've got Open Party Dates scheduled for August on:
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