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Fish Report for 8-14-2008
THE MAZATLAN FISH REPORT - THE ARIES SPORTFISHING FLEET
8-14-2008
Larry Edwards
The offshore fishing has picked up a bit for billfish, with the fleet
reporting a mix that included blue marlin, sails and stripers, with a
catch ratio of a little more than one per boat day fished. Overall
catch reports for the offshore cruisers reflected 4 blue marlin,
(under 250 lbs.) 3 stripers, 25 sailfish, 5 dorado and 47 yellowfin
tuna for 30 days fishing. Inshore action has slowed, and the 4 super
panga fishing days produced 1 sailfish, 11 dorado and 30 cochitos for
their efforts.
Mazattlan Climate: Mostly cloudy, some PM & night showers, temps from 77 nights to 91 daytime highs.
Sea Conditions: Mostly calm with light surface breezes, temps from 88-89 throughout the area.
Best Fishing Area: Most of the billfish are from the 22-25 miles mark, out to the southwest of the Marina El Cid.
Best Lure/Bait: Rigged trolling baits are best for the sailfish
Mazattlan Climate: Mostly cloudy, some PM & night showers, temps from 77 nights to 91 daytime highs.
Sea Conditions: Mostly calm with light surface breezes, temps from 88-89 throughout the area.
Best Fishing Area: Most of the billfish are from the 22-25 miles mark, out to the southwest of the Marina El Cid.
Best Lure/Bait: Rigged trolling baits are best for the sailfish
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