Pedro Pangas Fish Report
by Pete Hills
5-28-2009
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We had six boats out this week. The weather has been really good to us--we only had one day of wind mid-week. Sam Montoya from Las Cruces, New Mexico and Mike Diamond from San Diego, California fished the 240 spot on the Pelicano with Captain Miguel. They loaded up on reds, six large white fish and one yellowtail (16 lbs). We also had Richard Allen and his group fished with Captain Pato on the Calimar and loaded up on rock cod and ling cod and 2 nice yellowtail also at the 240.
We are seeing more and more of the yellowtail which should take us into the summer months with some nice catches.
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