Baja bytes Fishing Report: JANUARY 15, 2025 Welcome to the New Baja Bytes. As Baja Sur continued to grow, wedecided in late October 2024 to update our “BAJA BYTES” format toBring a more comprehensive site to the different locations andOffer you a richer, more immersive experience by introducing theexpansion of the exciting new areas We’ve put much effortContinue reading “Baja Bytes”
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Catch of the Week: Yellowfin Tuna & More in Baja
Baja Bytes update October 2, 2024. South Island, near SKR, continues to be a ‘hot spot’ for the smaller bluefin tuna, confirmed by Steve “Bugman” Duncan’s photo below. Tony Reyes’ latest trip produced a jackpot of limits of cabrilla, barred pargo, plus a few 450-pound black sea bass. While over at BOLA, Luis Fernando Guillen DiazContinue reading “Catch of the Week: Yellowfin Tuna & More in Baja”
Baja Bytes galore for Yellowfin, Dorado, Wahoo, and Billfish
In Baja, Mexico, great fishing reports come in from Ensenada and San Quintin, with diverse catches including yellowtail, barracuda, and white seabass. Further down, Bahia de Los Angeles and Guerrero Negro see consistent dorado action. The Sea of Cortez offers dorado, yellowtail, and billfish, promising a spectacular Fall season. Exciting tournaments and events are also on the horizon.
White Sea Bass+Stripers!
During the day, the family moved from spot to spot, catching anything that happened to be biting. The results were extraordinary! Fishing on several different banks, Mark caught dorado, sierra, bonito, grouper, ladyfish, and sheepshead.
Has Baja Spring Sprung?
Bajabytes SportFishing Weekly Update 2.28.24 The following report focuses on many fishing updates, photos, and news from various locations up and down the East and West Coasts of the entire Baja Peninsula. It provides valuable information for fishing enthusiasts, contributed by local and visiting fishermen. Need a Mexican Fishing License? https://app.sportfishingbcs.gob.mx/ Imperial Beach Click on location name forContinue reading “Has Baja Spring Sprung?”
Baja Norte Soggy-Baja Sur FISHY!
While the Atmospheric River has dominated the news lately, it has mostly been about its impact on California. However, Tijuana was hit pretty hard by the rains as the photo from Mexican Daily News confirms.