Where'd they go? Perhaps the most dramatic fish flip-flop of recent history for Cabo San Lucas, and I think one could safely say that the billfish bonanza of 2009 is officially over. It was a very difficult fishing week for the entire Cabo fleet that left the boats searching far and wide for action. A few boats even fished the inshore circuit in an effort to provide the anglers with some action for the day's effort. Overall combined fish counts for 35 days reflected a single striper released, ("Gaviota VIII") 54 dorado, 12 yellowfin tuna, 10 yellowtail and 16 sierra.

Cabo Climate: A sun-cloud mix this week with temps from 63 nights to 86 daytime highs.

Sea Conditions: Changing sea temps being noted throughout the Pacific side with the Golden Gate falling to 70 degrees, Jaime Bank at 71 degrees and rising from Cabo to Gorda Point to 73-74 degrees.

Best Fishing Area: None! The fish are scattered far and wide with no concentration.

Best Lure/Bait: Not reported

Live Bait Supply: Good supply but the Golden Gate is no longer holding bait to replenish the supply.