bajainfo
07-13-2011, 12:04 PM
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Inshore action dominated, with roosterfish being the most consistent catch. One client caught and released three in one day – 30-, 40- and 60-pounds. Meanwhile,
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Baja on the Fly hosted a group of fly fishers seeking roosters from the beach and all four anglers succeeded. When they left, they vowed that they would be returning for more roosters-on-the-fly next year.
Offshore action was scattered throughout the Bay of Palmas including a few dorado plus a couple of more blues along with some stripeys and sails.
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Tuna what can I say? There were more served on a plate than on a hook.
This week's count (An R signifies released)
2 Blue Marlin 1R
7 Striped Marlin 4R
1 Sailfish R
29 Dorado
22 Tuna
1 Amberjack
1 Snapper
68 Roosterfish R
Inshore action dominated, with roosterfish being the most consistent catch. One client caught and released three in one day – 30-, 40- and 60-pounds. Meanwhile,
http://eastcapeangler.files.wordpress.com/2011/07/dsc_0561.jpg?w=300&h=238
Baja on the Fly hosted a group of fly fishers seeking roosters from the beach and all four anglers succeeded. When they left, they vowed that they would be returning for more roosters-on-the-fly next year.
Offshore action was scattered throughout the Bay of Palmas including a few dorado plus a couple of more blues along with some stripeys and sails.
http://eastcapeangler.files.wordpress.com/2011/07/dsc_0540.jpg?w=300&h=198
Tuna what can I say? There were more served on a plate than on a hook.
This week's count (An R signifies released)
2 Blue Marlin 1R
7 Striped Marlin 4R
1 Sailfish R
29 Dorado
22 Tuna
1 Amberjack
1 Snapper
68 Roosterfish R