Well weather is definitely showing signs to the end of summer, but anglers are back on the water and back in action following Tropical Storm Georgette.  This storm brought rain to the Baja Peninsula, and little drop in the numbers or varieties of fish we’ve been seeing.  Dorado were bigger this month, strong bonita #’s gave us some larger bait, but the giant squid are still around and strips of el diablo rojo worked well on the dodo’s. 

There is still a strong Wahoo bite that are being caught south of La Paz towards Muertos Bay/Las Arenas; this has been a strong year for these underwater missiles.  If you make it down that way, don’t forget about the Roosterfish in the sandy shallow areas; big ones (30-50lbs) are still there.  Roosters are better fighters than they are meals, so please make every attempt to release these beauties.  Giant Squid can still be found near Muertos Bay area; strips of squid make great bait, good on the yo-yo, but better on the slow-troll.

Fishing the different coves and rock structures of Espiritu Santo and Cerralvo islands make a nice change-up to the open water action that we normally experience.  Drop anchor, get the snorkel gear and the spearguns out, life underwater in La Paz is world-class!  Tuna showed up again south of Cerralvo; if you had the time/patience to get out there, you were rewarded with the awesome Tuna action that we all love.

We look forward to sharing your stories from La Paz, as every experience is a memeorable one.  Availability is going fast, so please call us in advance so we can build your private charter aboard the MARIANA.