The Mexican waters offer diverse fishing opportunities, but with regulations to adhere to. A Mexican fishing license is necessary, and specific guidelines for fishing in different areas must be followed. From bluefin tuna to roosterfish, various species can be found across the region for a thrilling fishing experience.
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Bajabytes Fishing Report: Marlin and Dorado plus Yellowtail Highlights
Imperial Beach The Point Loma and IB areas are seeing a slow-to-fair at best fishing for calico and sandbass, plus some large green mackerel and small, short barracuda.If you want live mackerel for bait, many can be found at the mouth of Mission Bay, and you should be able to jig up all you need.Continue reading “Bajabytes Fishing Report: Marlin and Dorado plus Yellowtail Highlights”
Baja’s Season starts EARLY!
April Fool’s Day has faded into oblivion, leaving behind a great week of spring-like weather with sea temps in the low 70s and calm seas that have settled in for the week. As we mentioned in last week’s report, the striped marlin reappeared, and “La Chingona” released seven at the infamous Punta Gordo Bank, giving the rest of our Pisces fleet something to shoot for.
Go GO GROUPER!
In the 13-year history of Baja Bytes, we can’t recall that we featured Grouper in San Quintin, Bahia de Los Angeles, Loreto, and East Cape in a single issue as well as the spectacular size and the numerous quantities reported in each of the areas.
Everything but the Easter Bunny!
Bajabytes Sport Fishing provides updates and links for Mexican fishing licenses and permits. Fishing at Imperial Beach is fun, but the water is contaminated. There’s consistent bottom fishing at Lower 9 Mile Bank. The report also covers fishing conditions at various other locations like Coronado Islands, San Quintin, and more. __JETPACK_AI_ERROR__
Exotics Stay for the Holidays
Large Dorado, wahoo and Yellowfin Tuna underscore a memorable 2023 Holiday Season
Small dorado swarming, hundreds released
Drifting with squid strips has been the most effective way, especially if you have plenty of it for chum. We recommend 4 to 5 kilos of squid per boat for a chance at multiple gigantic fish. Some boats have arrived from the Gordo with two or three 100-pound tuna per day, and most are pushing the mark.
Baja Tuna on my mind…
We also had one weighing 130 pounds landed on Pisces 31’ Ruthless (it was the Top Boat for three consecutive weeks)!
Hilary blows – Baja Bytes
These photos show how the road to Bahia was left after the storm. There is no passing this way for a standard, four-by-four car!
Bisbee East Cape Offshore August 1 – 5, 2023
What a day!!! Personal best for both of us, Cameron and I! We hooked this beauty with a little skippy and man what a surprise, a monster 77-pound wahoo! You never know when you will catch a fish of a lifetime! Felipe Valdez is at BUENA VISTA Oceanfront & Hot Springs Resort.