Magdalena Bay Fish Report
- Mar 19, 2009
Magdalena Bay Fish Report
3-19-2009
by Gary Graham
(800) 770-2341
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Whale watching has begun to wind down and rough conditions outside kept the few anglers inside. There were small bait schools on the surface at the Entrada. With birds diving from above and sierra and small yellows chasing the bait from below, it created quite a commotion, making it easy to see from a long way off.
Punta Belcher even produced a few halibut in the shallows!
Up in the Esteros, it was mostly bay bass with an occasional grouper or snapper. There were a few corvina to be had at high slack under the bridge at the entrance to Puerto San Carlos.
Water temperature:
67 - 73
Air temperature:
57 -82
Humidity:
93 %
Wind:
W 10 to 13 knots
Conditions:
Clear
Visibility:
3 miles
Sunrise:
7:32 a.m. MST
Sunset:
7:37 p.m. MST
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