Rapports de pêche frais Basse-Californie du Sud

Empezamos el día con un cliente muy experimentado pescador profesional nos comentaba que hasta el día de hoy no había capturado un pez gallo y nos dimos la tarea de conseguir carnada viva luego empezamos el troleo de carnada alas 5 minutos pica uno su hija lo capturó en 8 minutos. Luego de busca y de algunos tiros fallidos en la caña de nuestro cliente se pega un gallo de muy bien tamaño y para su suerte el lo anzuelio el estaba que se. Llenaba de felicidad

On the afternoon of June 28, we headed toward the 95 Spot, working approximately 6 miles offshore off Cabeza de Ballena. Early in the trip, we spotted a striped marlin tailing on the surface. We pitched a live horse mackerel (caballito) several times, and after multiple presentations, the marlin finally committed. Following an exciting fight, we successfully brought the fish alongside the boat and released it in healthy condition. We continued working the same productive area, moving slightly closer to shore. Approximately 4 miles off Santa María, we found another tailing striped marlin. Once again, we presented a live caballito, and after a perfect bait presentation, the fish struck. It was successfully fought and safely released. We stayed in the area, making additional passes, and encountered another tailing marlin, but despite several live bait presentations, this fish refused to bite. As the sun began to set, we returned to Cabo San Lucas Marina after an outstanding afternoon of sight-fishing. ⸻ Conditions: * Excellent Golden Hour conditions * Clean blue water between Cabeza de Ballena and Santa María * Multiple striped marlin actively tailing on the surface * Ideal conditions for live bait sight-fishing ⸻ Summary: An exceptional afternoon offshore trip featuring: * 2 striped marlin caught and released * 1 additional striped marlin sighted * Multiple successful live bait presentations using caballito A textbook Golden Hour marlin trip, with incredible sight-fishing opportunities and two successful catch-and-release striped marlin, showcasing the world-class billfish fishery of Cabo San Lucas. ????

On June 28, we departed Cabo San Lucas heading south before making our way toward the 95 Spot. After arriving in the area, we found the water color had turned green, making conditions less favorable for offshore fishing. Based on the conditions, we adjusted our strategy and continued farther south toward La Herradura. There, we hooked a shark on a Rapala lure. After an exciting fight, the shark was safely brought alongside the boat and released in healthy condition. Following the release, we began our return toward Cabo. About 10 minutes later, a mahi mahi aggressively struck a ballyhoo rigged bait (rigger bait). The fish was successfully landed, providing the day’s final catch. We then returned to Cabo San Lucas Marina with a successful catch despite the changing water conditions. ⸻ Conditions: * Green water around the 95 Spot * Better conditions toward La Herradura * Calm trolling conditions * Productive bait activity on the return run ⸻ Summary: A productive offshore trip featuring: * 1 mahi mahi (dorado) landed * 1 shark caught and safely released A great example of adapting to changing ocean conditions, resulting in a successful day on the water with quality catches in Cabo’s offshore fishery. ?????

On the afternoon of June 27, we headed south, reaching approximately 6 miles offshore, where we located a large pod of dolphins actively feeding alongside schools of yellowfin tuna. Throughout the area, we watched tuna crashing bait and feeding aggressively on the surface. After nearly two hours of working the school, patience finally paid off when a yellowfin tuna struck our rigged dead bait (rigger bait). The fish put up an incredible fight, taking the anglers on a 45-minute battle before we were finally able to bring it alongside the boat. During the final moments of the fight, the tuna was bitten by a shark, adding even more excitement to an already unforgettable catch. With the tuna successfully landed, we made our way back to Cabo San Lucas Marina. ⸻ Conditions: * Active dolphin and yellowfin tuna schools * Excellent offshore water conditions * Strong surface feeding activity * Long, challenging fight with a quality tuna ⸻ Summary: A memorable afternoon offshore trip featuring: * 1 yellowfin tuna landed * 45-minute fight * Shark bite during the landing * Large schools of feeding tuna and dolphins located offshore An exciting afternoon that showcased the thrill of Cabo’s offshore tuna fishery, rewarding patience and persistence with a hard-fought yellowfin tuna. ?????

Fish reports san José del Cabo Daliken Sportfishing

Daliken Sportfishing reports san José del Cabo