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Baja Sportfishing Fish Report for 7-31-2008
Baja Sportfishing Fish Report for 7-31-2008
East Cape Report
East Cape Report
7-31-2008
by Gary Graham
(800) 770-2341
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Bisbee's East Cape Offshore Tournament kicked off yesterday with 56 boats seeking the $310,000 prize. John Martin, fishing aboard the Wildcatte,r qualified with a 360.0 lb. blue marlin. Jeff Marek fishing aboard the New Venture, weighed in a 47.2 lb.dorado, the heaviest dorado so far.
This reflects the way the week has been; a few larger dorado and a few billfish?Ķall relatively tight to the beach.
Football sized tuna can be found up north at Cerralvo or down south at Cabo Pulmo, but better quality tuna are being found farther offshore under the porpoise.
Roosterfish continue to provide the best action inshore with a few jack crevalle mixed in. Also a few pompano can be found at the lighthouse at the color line.
Beach action included smaller roosters with ladyfish and small schools of pompano seen swimming tight to the beach. If you are lucky enough to see the schools, break out the smallest beige, "Crazy Charlie" you have. Try to cast in front and beyond the school, let the fly sink before retrieving slowly.
Tip: When teasing roosters, use the smallest hook you can find to troll the live sardina. ???Gamakatsu live bait light with ring #1' works well to prevent hooking the rooster.
Tip Archives
Water temperature 76-86
Air temperature 77-98
Humidity 81%
Wind: NNE 7 to 10 knots
Conditions: Mostly Sunny
Visibility 7 miles
Sunrise 6:48 a.m. MDT
Sunset 8:02 p.m. MDT
This reflects the way the week has been; a few larger dorado and a few billfish?Ķall relatively tight to the beach.
Football sized tuna can be found up north at Cerralvo or down south at Cabo Pulmo, but better quality tuna are being found farther offshore under the porpoise.
Roosterfish continue to provide the best action inshore with a few jack crevalle mixed in. Also a few pompano can be found at the lighthouse at the color line.
Beach action included smaller roosters with ladyfish and small schools of pompano seen swimming tight to the beach. If you are lucky enough to see the schools, break out the smallest beige, "Crazy Charlie" you have. Try to cast in front and beyond the school, let the fly sink before retrieving slowly.
Tip: When teasing roosters, use the smallest hook you can find to troll the live sardina. ???Gamakatsu live bait light with ring #1' works well to prevent hooking the rooster.
Tip Archives
Water temperature 76-86
Air temperature 77-98
Humidity 81%
Wind: NNE 7 to 10 knots
Conditions: Mostly Sunny
Visibility 7 miles
Sunrise 6:48 a.m. MDT
Sunset 8:02 p.m. MDT
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