Unseasonably calm weather produced an uptick in the fishing action. While there were few boats and anglers to capitalize on the good bite, a couple of pangas found a drifting dead seal and the fly fishermen racked up some double digit numbers of dorado?Ķsome of them up to forty-five pounds. It was literally fish till you drop or until you can't lift a rod anymore.

The warmer water below the light house also had a few striped marlin but there were few anglers who cared.

The inshore was the place to be or maybe no one was willing to go any farther. Roosterfish cruising well within casting range could be seen at several different beaches all week with the lack of wind.

The big news was the ongoing yellowtail bite that keeps going off sporadically. One day it is over the top and the next it is all about pelicans sitting on the water. When it does go off, it is ???bendo' for yellows all the way up to fifty pounds. The fifty pound ones are probably the ones that got away?Ķyou know how fisherman are.

Don't forget the sierra that are a nuisance when they buzz through at the same time as the yellows, leaving you with a line fluttering in the breeze as they bite through the line and all

Water temperature: 67-73
Air temperature: 60-75
Humidity: 77%
Wind: NE 4 to 5 knots
Conditions: Partly Cloudy
Visibility: 7 miles
Sunrise: 7:31 a.m. MST
Sunset: 7:27 p.m. MST