Ted Butland, Steve Mc Nall, Aari Hieta and Kalevi Kekkonen from Ca. with a nice yellowtails
Good weather, good fishing.

Sunrise: 7:00 AM
Sunset: 7:50 PM
Barometer: 29.88" Hg

Feels like: 70 ?
Humidity: 73%
Wind: N 3 mph

Yellowtail in the last two weeks the number of catches dropped. The boats are catching an average of 3 pieces of yellowtail; the weight is the same 22-30 pounds.

The fishing spots
A couple miles out from Loreto is a one place where you can catch 2 to 4 yellowtail.

Alfonso and Choya reefs 9 miles east of Loreto, this is one of the places where the yellowtail have been caught any longer.

Coronado Island east side of the light house near of the bait spot is and other good place to catch the yellowtail.

Puerto Almeja reef 20 to 25 miles north of Loreto also you can catch Sea Bass (Cabrilla).

In all these places have had a good time to catch the yellow tail?
Cabrilla, up north Puerto Almeja reef or by the short with Rapala lure early morning.

Begin to have caught Dorado, Sailfish and Striped marlin occasionally.

Mackerels and Spanish Mackerels, out side of the Coronado light house.