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Captain Edgar Abraham Sanchez Amador has been a member of FishingBooker since March 2025.

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Group of anglers proudly displaying their catch of Yellowtail and other species at the dock, with a fishing boat named 'Parras Fishing' in the background.

Parras Fishing

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	If you're visiting Loreto in January, get ready to go after Yellowtail.They may not be easy to catch, but that makes the experience more rewarding. Roosterfish, Snapper, and Grouper are active, as well.</div>


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	The weather is fair, but the winds can be quite strong in February. Cooler waters are the perfect habitat for Bonito, Sierra Mackerel, Roosterfish, Snapper, and Yellowtail Amberjack inshore.</p>


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	It's becoming warmer in Loreto, and the fishing landscape is slowly changing, but you can still reel in a good amount of Grouper and Snapper, and Yellowtail fishing is still going strong.</p>


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	Spring is in full swing, which means that Mahi Mahi and Yellowfin Tuna are becoming more and more present. April is also one of the best months to go after Snapper and Grouper.</div>


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	Come May, you can look forward to Striped, Blue, and an occasional Black Marlin roaming the surface hungry and ready to bite. If you want to land a Yellowtail, this is your last chance to do it.</div>


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	Summer is here, and so are the ultimate catches that include Sailfish, Marlin, Yellowfin Tuna, huge Roosterfish, and of course Bull Mahi Mahi. Choose your prey and head out!</div>

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	It's time for the 'Fishin' for the Mission' Mahi Mahi tournament, and everything else you can think of is on the prowl as well. This means Sailfish, Marlin, Grouper, Snapper, Yellowfin Tuna, and Wahoo, to name a few.</p>


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	Whatever you want to target in August, chances are you'll be very successful. You can hook Sailfish and Marlin just five miles from shore, Mahi Mahi is almost everywhere, and Tuna isn't giving up, either.</p>


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	Blue, Black, and Striped Marlin are in the cards, as well as Sailfish. There's plenty of Wahoo cruising around, and Roosterfish, Snapper, and Grouper are happy to gulp the bait, too.</p>


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	Sailfish is slowly moving on toward the Pacific, but there's still time to get your personal record in October. Mahi Mahi and Marlin are another frequent catch, along with Wahoo and Roosterfish.</p>


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		This is the last hurrah for Yellowfin Tuna and Marlin, as they begin migrating to warmer waters for the winter. Mahi Mahi, Grouper, Snapper, and Roosterfish are the most popular prey.</div>
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	In December, winds are picking up, the Sea of Cortez is cooling down, and so is the bite. You can still catch a bit of everything, and the fishery is excellent, just not as wild as during summer.</p>


Edgar Abraham Sanchez Amador

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