San Jose del Cabo Fish Report by
Eric Brictson (11/16/2009)
[San Jose del Cabo] In recent days there were more tuna moving in throughout the region, Santa Maria, Chileno, Red Hill, Gordo Banks, Punta Gorda, Cardon, La Fortuna, Iman to Vinorama were all attracting large concentrations of yellowfin that were ranging from smaller football models to over 100 pounds as well, once again these fish were striking best while drift fishing with bait.
San Jose del Cabo Fish Report by
Eric Brictson (11/10/2009)
[San Jose del Cabo] Latest WON Tournament update is that a local team on the sportfisher“Fisherman” team has broken a new Cabo San Lucas record on the first day of the event with a humongous yellowfin tuna that weighed in at an incredible 383 pounds.
Cabo Bite Report by
George Landrum (11/02/2009)
[Cabo San Lucas] The rain was great, the desert is blooming and the fish were biting. couple of days they'll come back
Gordo Banks Coming To Life! by
Eric Brictson (11/01/2009)
[San Jose del Cabo] The Gordo Banks is showing signs of coming to life this past week, larger sized tuna of 60 to 250 pounds were schooling in this area and anglers drift fishing with sardinas and chunk bait did report hook ups, dead sardinas were working better than live.
Cabo Bite Report by
George Landrum (10/26/2009)
[Cabo San Lucas] well once again we have made it through hurricane season, November is upon us with cooler temps. Just a matter of tiem before the STriped Marlin bite picks up
San Jose del Cabo Fish Report by
Eric Brictson (10/25/2009)
[San Jose del Cabo] Water was just clearing back up to pre storm conditions and dorado was the most common fish being encountered. Most charters were working the areas from Santa Maria north to San Luis Bank, the majority of the dorado found weighed in the 10 to 15 pound class, though there were impressive size bulls up to 40 pounds accounted for.
October Begins With Excellent Fly Fishing by
Jeff deBrown (10/08/2009)
[East Cape] The fishing continues to be good throughout the bay. The bite for Tuna, Dorado, and Bonita remains very strong. This past week we have not had to travel as far to the south to find the fish as in previous weeks. The fish have slid all the way up the line and today were located right in front of La Ribera.