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Fish Report for 10-21-2010
Mazatlan Fishing Report
10-21-2010
Larry Edwards
An interesting week for fishing from Mazatlan, with the boats only
fishing on 4 days due to a lack of anglers. On the flip-side of this
slow fishing period, the offshore catches shot up and the inshore
action reported the catch of a couple of snook, (the first we have
reported in several years). The offshore waters produced 5 sailfish,
7 yellowfin tuna and 1 dorado for a total of 8 days fished and the
inshore fishing for only a single outing reflected 2 black snook, 3
corvina and 2 pargo. According to Geronimo Cevallos, the offshore
fishing is starting to look pretty good for a change and should just
continue to get better and better as we go into the prime fishing
period of November-December. This past week, we saw good offshore
action with the sailfish and while the numbers weren't so high, all
of the boats had opportunities at sailfish and given the full moon
condition, the overall action should continue to build over the next
few weeks.
Mazatlan Climate: Mostly sunny with intervals of clouds. Temps from 69 nights to 88 daytime highs and light surface breezes in the 5-10 knot ranges.
Sea Conditions: The inshore waters were greenish tinted and at 82 degrees. At 10-12 miles, the water clarity changed to a clean greenish tint and 84 degrees and the farther out, the cleaner and bluer the water became.
Best Fishing Area: Most of the boats were fishing out to the southwest of the Marina El Cid at about 18-15 miles or so.
Best Bait/Lure: Rigged baits were best for the sailfish and feathers for the yellofin tuna which were running with the porpoise.
Bait Supply: Remained very good for both, rigged baits and live bait.
Mazatlan Climate: Mostly sunny with intervals of clouds. Temps from 69 nights to 88 daytime highs and light surface breezes in the 5-10 knot ranges.
Sea Conditions: The inshore waters were greenish tinted and at 82 degrees. At 10-12 miles, the water clarity changed to a clean greenish tint and 84 degrees and the farther out, the cleaner and bluer the water became.
Best Fishing Area: Most of the boats were fishing out to the southwest of the Marina El Cid at about 18-15 miles or so.
Best Bait/Lure: Rigged baits were best for the sailfish and feathers for the yellofin tuna which were running with the porpoise.
Bait Supply: Remained very good for both, rigged baits and live bait.
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