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Fish Report for 7-9-2009
Cabo San Lucas Fish Report- The Gaviota Sportfishing Fleet and Fish Cabo Fleet
7-9-2009
Larry Edwards
The striper action continues at about a 50% ratio with about very
other boat landing a billfish. High boat was the \"Tuna Time\",
reporting 2 stripers released for 2 fishing days, along with a single
yellowfin tuna. The overall fish report action reported for 27
combined fishing days reflected 14 stripers, (8 released) 23 dorado,
1 wahoo and 35 yellowfin tuna. The billfish seem to be scattered
about out to the south of Cabo and wrapping around into the Sea of
Cortez but no real concentration. We had reports of fish taken south
of Cabo, from the 95 fathom spot and northerly, into the Sea of Cortez.
Cabo Climate: Mostly sunny and hot, temps from 75 nights to 102
daytime highs.
Sea Conditions: Warm water everywhere, 82 at Golden Gate down to the
Jaime Bank and rising to 85 at Cabo and increasing to 88 at the Gorda
Banks area.
Best Fishing Area: There really hasn\'t been a focused hot spot and
the boats are working a variety of spots and varying from inshore to
25 miles offshore, from south of Cabo and around into the Sea of Cortez.
Best Lure/Bait: The billfish have been lethargic and slow to take
the baits and not anxious to even follow the artificials. Live bait
is best.
Live Bait Supply: Good supply, mostly caballitos.
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