La Paz/ Las Arenas Fishing Report from Tailhunter International for Week of Nov. 6-13, 2011

[Fishing Report]

La Paz/ Las Arenas Fishing Report from Tailhunter International for Week of Nov. 6-13, 2011

November 13, 2011 by riplipboy

It was all about the winds this week. When the winds laid down, there was some pretty decent dorado fishing like this one that Richard Ogden got out of La Paz

There were a few days this week when it wasn't exactly sunny, as we had some cloudy days, but it was perfect weather minus the wind for lots of sierra for both our La Paz and Las Arenas fleets.

It's late in the season, but there's still some nice dorado to be had around Las Arenas and Cerralvo Island like this one held by Rich McClanahan. One other thing...you pretty much have the whole ocean to yourself these days!
IT WAS ALL ABOUT THE WIND NOT THE MOON THIS WEEK!
La Paz/ Las Arenas Fishing Report for Week of Nov. 6-13, 2011

Very slow week of fishing. I thought it was a combination of the full moon plus the strong northerly winds that even forced the port captain to close La Paz boat traffic for part of a day. The old double whammy. It was really scratch fishing. Some dorado. A few sierra. But for the most part, it was a real stretch to get fish.



Then the winds stopped. And we a had a few days of only light breezes…

What a difference!

We still had a full moon. But suddenly we got some breaks in the wind and the fish came to eat! All of a sudden, we got limits or near limits of sierra and dorado with both our Las Arenas and our Tailhunter Fleets. Some of the sierra were nice grade 3-6 pounders. The dorado were likewise some nice bulls up to about 25 pounds.

Inshore up tight over the reefs and outcrops, we got some really nice action on pargo, cabrilla and roosterfish as well.

So, although I was about to say we’ve turned the corner and are officially in “winter fishing” hold everything! Maybe we can squeeze out a few more weeks of fishing out’ve this season because just as we were typing this up, we got some reports from commercial pangeros that there were still some marlin, sailfish and tuna lurking. So…fingers crossed!



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