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Fish Report for 4-17-2008
THE PUERTO MORELOS FLEET - MARINA EL CID, CANCUN-COZUMEL AREA
4-17-2008
Larry Edwards
OK, I think we are finally back on track for the Puerto Morelos area
and we look forward to again getting the weekly fish reports from
there. This past week reflected 11 days fished that produced 1
sailfish, 15 dorado, 18 mutton snapper, 2 red snapper, 2 king
mackerel, 1 grouper and 3 barracuda. According to the new General
Manager, Armando Gutierrez, the fishing is getting better and better,
each day. One of the most notable elements for the Puerto Morelos
area is the proximity of the fishing, which is usually started at
about a mile in front of the entrance to the Marina, as the water
drops off sharply and the fish tend to bank against the drop off.
Puerto Morelos Climate: Mostly cloudy and warm, with temps from 72 nights to 90 daytime highs.
Sea Conditions: Prevailing easterly winds dominate the region with surface wind chop, temps at 80 throughout the area.
Best Lure/Bait: Skirted ballyhoo continue to be the favorite for most of the fish in this area.
Puerto Morelos Climate: Mostly cloudy and warm, with temps from 72 nights to 90 daytime highs.
Sea Conditions: Prevailing easterly winds dominate the region with surface wind chop, temps at 80 throughout the area.
Best Lure/Bait: Skirted ballyhoo continue to be the favorite for most of the fish in this area.
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