Offshore – Something has triggered a very good offshore bite for sailfish and
dorado, but I can only guess as to the reason. The surface water temperatures,
all up and down the coast and out more than 40 miles, are still averaging a
very warm 87°. And, the clarity of the water is clean, but not the deep blue
you would expect.
The only factor to
explain it, other than a favorable moon phase, would a large weed line, washed out of the rivers, out about 8
miles. The current appears to be holding bait, and the game fish are sticking around.
Both the Dos Hermanos
pangas fished several days this week. Adolfo told they are averaging 4 hooked
sailfish a day and raising about 6 into the spread. Cheva did have one great
day with 8 hooked sailfish. While Cheva was into the sailfish, Adolfo found
dorado averaging between 8 to 11 pounds (excellent eating size), and boated 16.
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| Gerald Cohen fished with Adolfo two weeks ago for this nice rooster |
The Inshore action is still decent with a
few roosters, jack crevalle, sierras, and black skipjacks. The two Dos Hermanos
pangas fished 2 days each, with Adolfo and Cheva each getting 5 roosters for
the two days.
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