25/11/2023
Fishing report Nov 18th to Nov 25th
As we enter the upcoming week, the forecast promises calm conditions with sunny skies throughout. However, a change is expected midweek, specifically on Wednesday and Thursday, when winds on the Pacific side are projected to intensify, reaching speeds above 12 knots. Daytime temperatures will range from the high 60s to the low 80s, ensuring a pleasant climate for fishing enthusiasts. Stay tuned for the evolving weather dynamics, especially during the middle of the week.
Species: Striped Marlin, Sailfish, Blue Marlin, Mahi Mahi, Yellowfin Tuna
Surprising Sailfish Catches:
This week has brought a delightful surprise to anglers, with unexpected Sailfish catches adding an exhilarating twist to the fishing scene. Sailfish, known for their acrobatic displays and speed, have been making appearances offshore, creating moments of excitement for those targeting pelagic species. Anglers are advised to adapt their tactics, such as employing live bait and effective trolling, to capitalize on this unexpected opportunity. The presence of Sailfish adds an extra layer of thrill to the week's fishing adventures, showcasing the diverse and dynamic nature of the marine bounty in these waters.
Striped Marlin: The Striped Marlin bite was red hot off the the arch, lighthouse, and a few miles north with bites being spread out.
Tuna: Schools of Yellowfin Tuna remain within range of 10 to 15 miles offshore northwest in the Pacific. Keep your eyes open for the porpoise to find them most hookups are on football sized tuna with a few ranging in the 45 to 50 lbs.
Blue and Black Marlin:- El Niño Impact:
This week's Blue Marlin catch showcases activity, likely influenced by El Niño's warming waters. Anglers are reporting successful outings, with strikes observed at various depths. The unique conditions associated with El Niño are shaping the behavior of these majestic billfish, emphasizing the importance of adapting strategies to maximize opportunities.
Mahi Mahi: - Nearshore Bounty:
Anglers are enjoying a fruitful week of Mahi Mahi catches, particularly north nearshore starting at the Hard Rock Hotel. The waters in this area have proven
