Baja Mexico fly fishing update and report for June 24th 2009
The Reel Baja
www.thereelbaja.com
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Water temp. 76 – 82
Air temp. 61 – 93
This is Kevin Kynerd from Birmingham Alabama showing off just one of the many Roosterfish he caught during his trip.
Here are a couple of shots of the Porpoise playing under our boat this past week
Above is Brandon Hill showing off a few fish from the last few days. Brandon owns Hills discount flies www.hillsdiscountflies.com and he was here with Jim Wright pictured below trying out some of the flies they carry. As you can see they work.
Hello folks,
Well as I sit here and write this report our first storm of the season was a hurricane for a day or so and then a tropical storm and then a depression and now has fallen apart to nothing. Andras was the name of the storm and it was the first one of the year. This is quite early for us to be watching a storm but as we all predicted it turned out to be nothing. We are seeing a few clouds from the system making for sight fishing from the beach a little difficult but we all wanted a little rain out of the system but it looks as if we will have to wait a while longer. On the fishing front things remain about the same from the last report. The beach fishing is fairly consistent with some nice Rooster fish and Jacks along the beaches as well as plenty of Lady fish. We do have a few more fish on the bigger side that have moved in but are being difficult to catch. On the inshore front the action for Dorado and Pompano as well as some very nice skip jack remains very good. Some of the Dorado have been very nice size up to forty pounds. Offshore the bite for Marlin remains fair and we are seeing a few more Tuna but that is still hit and miss. We have a fair number of larger Dorado that have been caught by the fleet as they are fishing for marlin. I am off to the beach with my next client so until next time, good fishing.
