The Mazatlan Fish Report- The Aries Sportfishing Fleet
by Larry Edwards
7-10-2008
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The blue marlin have shown up and moved in close, inside the 20 mile
mark. High boat for the week was Captain Victor Nunez, aboard the
"Aries II", with 3 blue marlin for the week. According to Geronimo
Cevallos, the numbers of charters is very slow but the fishing has
improved considerably. The fish counts for the offshore waters
included 6 sailfish and 7 blue marlin, along with good numbers of
dorado in the 15-20 lb. ranges. The inshore super pangas are doing
very well with the dorado at the shark buoys and the action continues
to be fast with most having easy limit fishing.
Mazatlan Climate: Raining the past two days, but no wind and calm seas, temps from
Sea Conditions: Calm, temps from 82-83, both inshore and offshore.
Best Fishing Area: At the shark buoys for dorado and for the blue marlin, too.
Best Bait/Lure: Live bonito for the blue marlin and even for the dorado. Sailfish mostly on the rigged baits.
Mazatlan Climate: Raining the past two days, but no wind and calm seas, temps from
Sea Conditions: Calm, temps from 82-83, both inshore and offshore.
Best Fishing Area: At the shark buoys for dorado and for the blue marlin, too.
Best Bait/Lure: Live bonito for the blue marlin and even for the dorado. Sailfish mostly on the rigged baits.
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