Captain Temo Verboonen provided a very favorable fish report for the week that spanned a wide swath of waters throughout the Zihuatanejo area. Most of the anglers had multiple opportunities for billfish starting at about 2 miles from the Bay and out to about 12 miles or so. Wyoming angler, Mark Kordus, landed and released 5 sailfish on his first fishing day aboard the "Bloody Hook". The best bite was taking place from just after sun rise and through the early A.M. and slowing down later in the day. Along with the billfish catches were a scattering of quality dorado in the mix, too. The inshore fishing, especially in the area in front of Ixtapa beaches and Ixtapa Island, were producing excellent numbers of jack cravelle that are chasing the schools of sardines. Good results were to be had using the Mega- Lure attached to 30 lb. fluorocarbon leaders and spinning tackle. Also showing were some qualitty sized roosterfish to 65 bs. or so.

IZ Climate: Mostly cloudy days but warm and pleasant with temps from 69 nights to 90 daytime highs.

Sea Conditions: Light surface breezes, small swells and favorable temps were consistent throughout the area and were holding at 81.5 degrees.

Bait Supply: Remained readily available for the area.