Jc Sportfishing Weekly Fish
Report.
As the Admiral Seas It
Fishing Report: 1/15/17 to
1/22/17
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Marlin Fishing Slows!
Water is Really Green!
Windy and Cold Conditions Hurts Marlin Action!
Dorado Fishing Shuts Down!
Tuna 12 to 14 Miles Offshore and Scattered Out!
Lots of Whales to See!
Wahoo, Very Few!
Lots of Big Jack Crevelle!
Sierra and Roosterfish Action Hot Inshore!
Colder Water: Yellowtail and Amberjack Soon!
WEATHER: Really nice weather
over the last week with a few partly cloudy days, but other than that it has
been really nice. Highs in the low to mid 80,s and lows in the 60,s. I think we
mite has had some sprinkles of rain a couple nights ago but nothing major.
Perfect weather.
WATER: The water has been
lingering in and around the 71 to 74 degree mark and has been there for quite
some time. We did start to see that greenish water in some areas and it is
never good for fishing when it shows up. Water is cooling north of us and we
should start to see cooler water in our are soon as it is that time of year. This link which will show you
water temperatures for the southern half of Baja.
BILLFISH: : : It’s so up and
down its really hard to say how it will be this upcoming week, but we are
hopeful as we have great weather. From the Light House to Ranch Migrino has
been good for Marlin and we are using live bait and lure about 2 miles off the
beach. What is good about this is we don’t have to run far to get into the
Striped Marlin if they’re hitting. This week whatever we are catching whether it
is Marlin, Wahoo or Dorado we are really working for them, well so what, we
live and work in a great area and that’s fishing anyway.
DORADO: There has been a few
nice fish up and around Ranch Migrino but Dorado fishing hasn’t been to hot
this past week. I think the full moon has had a lot to do with the poor
fishing.
SWORDFISH: Hasn’t heard of any
caught this week.
WAHOO: Well, its been pretty
slow over the last week for Wahoo. SO I really don’t have much to report about
it but I do wish I did.
TUNA: : If you run 12 to 14
miles off shore you have a chance to run into a school of Tuna. The Tuna are
hanging at the Doughnut area and are being landed using cedar plugs and king
busters. Most are in the 8 to 14lbs range if you can find a school. Some days
we go out to find the schools and they aren’t around, so it has been hit or
miss.
INSHORE: Myself and my wife
went out with Friends and a good time with lots of Sierras and a few
Roosterfish. What I can tell you is the conditions were great and lots of
action inshore.
We also saw many whales and that was a great time in itself.
So sometimes even if the fishing is poor on the outside you can always come on
in closer to shore and get into some great action with Sierra, Roosters, Red
Snappers and we think son the Yellowtail along with Amber Jack will be showing
up. A few boats jigging iron around the Pedregal rocks and landing some Amber
Jacks and I think the Yellowtail will start to get better in the next few days.
The Sierra fishing is getting better close to shore from Pump House to Margaita
rocks and the Panags have been killing the Sierra in front of the Solmar to the
Pump House using hootchies, striped bait and rapalas. There has been some Red
Snappers caught on live bait in the rocks on the Pacific side.