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 1 May 2016 - GORDO BANKS PANGAS San Jose del Cabo Anglers – April 10, 2016
 Category:  Mexico Cabo San Lucas
 Author Name:  Eric
  GORDO BANKS PANGAS San Jose del Cabo    Anglers –  April 10, 2016

GORDO BANKS PANGAS
San Jose del Cabo



Anglers –

April 10, 2016



Despite spring break now being over we are still seeing good numbers of
vacationers arriving in Los Cabos. Weather patterns are progressively
feeling more tropical, though temperatures are actually now ideal, low
temperatures averaging in the mid to upper 60s, with daytime highs near 85
degrees. Scattered cloud cover, burning off as sun warms up, moderate winds
predominately from the southeast, calmer in the morning, increased later in
the afternoon. Overall, very comfortable conditions for anglers.



Ocean swells have been slight, clean blue water now found close to shore,
water temperatures have been near 70 degrees off of Cabo San Lucas and on
the Pacific, with warmer 74 degree currents found off of San Jose del Cabo
and towards Los Frailes. Most fleets are now concentrating their efforts in
the direction of the warmer water. This seasonal transition period can see
rapid changes, last week had several days when the pelagic red crabs were
found drifting to the surface on the fishing grounds of the Gordo Banks,
this provided excellent opportunities at catching quality red snapper. Now
we are not seeing any more of these red crabs, who knows when they will
come back up, very hard to predict. There have been supplies of caballito,
but heavier pressure has been a factor of having enough to supply all
charters on some days. Strips of squid are also being used and there have
been ballyhoo available as well, still no signs of sardinas, we have now
gone the entire winter season and into spring without having any resource
for these preferred all around baitfish.



Offshore action has consisted mainly for scattered striped marlin, no large
concentrations, but there have been decent numbers of marlin found, often
within two, three or four miles from shore, striking best on baitfish,
they have been encountered tailing on the surface and anglers have been
hooking up while drift fishing with baits down deeper. Dorado action has
been almost nonexistent, only an occasional single fish being reported.
There have been some wahoo in the area, but getting them to bite is another
deal, on Monday there was some good wahoo activity found north of San Luis
Bank, but since this action has been very spotty. With clean blue water,
warming days, darkening moon, these elusive fish could go on the bite on
any given day.



Most charters are fishing off of the structure for a combination of
snapper, pargo and cabrilla species, with an occasional amberjack accounted
for. The same grounds of La Fortuna, Iman and San Luis Banks have been
holding schools of yellowfin tuna, the bite has been on and off, but
actually this past week we saw more tuna in the 20 to 50 lb. class and a
few others near 100 lb. All of these yellowfin have been hooked into while
drift fishing with strips of squid. The aggressive sea lions continue to be
an ongoing issue, not much can be done, they are hanging out on these same
fishing grounds, waiting for their chance at both the snapper and tuna,
getting more than their share. No yellowtail action to report, a handful of
amberjack, main species being smaller sized snapper, pargo, triggerfish and
bonito.



Whales seem to have started to head back on their northern migration, as
fewer of these mammals have been sighted. This is the season now when we
should start seeing whale sharks cruising on the offshore high spots.



Inshore action has been mainly for some roosterfish and jack crevalle, but
this has not been a consistent bite so far, we should have more fish moving
in along the coastal stretches in the coming month.



The combined panga fleets launching out of La Playita, Puerto Los Cabos
Marina sent out approximately 96 charters for the week, with anglers
reporting a fish count of: 16 striped marlin, 2 dorado, 9 wahoo, 36
yellowfin tuna, 14 amberjack, 14 cabrilla (leopard grouper), 115
huachinango (red snapper), 26 yellow snapper, 8 barred pargo, 130 tijareta,
6 sierra, 6 jack crevalle, 12 roosterfish, 22 bonito and 300 triggerfish.



Good fishing, Eric











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Eric Brictson / Operator
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Los Cabos (624) 142-1147
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