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East Cape Billfish Take a Hike
August 07, 2004


Posted by Baja on the Fly
Contact: Gary Graham
Email: bajafly@usa.net
URL: http://www.bajafly.com

Current Report
IN GENERAL: Small dorado continue to be the crowd pleaser for the flyrodders. Bubba-class roosterfish cruising close to shore have everyone’s flyrods waving like corn stalks in the wind as they try to make that perfect presentation. Only a few sardina schools spotted along the beach. Best action is near La Ribera and Punta Colorada. AIR & SEA - Water temperature 75-88 Air temperature 80-91 Humidity about 69% Wind: NW 4 mph Conditions: Scattered Clouds Visibility 15 miles Sunrise 6:52 a.m. MDT Sunset 7:56 p.m. MDT Aug 7 Last Quarter, August 15 New, August 23 First Quarter, August 29, Full + OFFSHORE: It seems like every time there is a tournament at East Cape, things get weird - weather great – but the billfish seem to take a powder. Forty two boats accounted for only a dozen released and two that qualified at the scale, a 386 and 304. Even the big dorado took a hike with the best for the event a 44-pound fish. The big tuna were even a long way off – 40 to 50 miles out. The big fish for the event were the 386 pound blue, 44 pound dorado and 192 pound tuna. Those are pretty slim pickings for the 44 boat fleet. + INSHORE: Dorado action continues to please in front of La Ribera with mostly smaller fish. + BEACH: Plenty to look at, few takes on the larger roosters. BILLFISH – Only so-so for the week. YELLOWFIN TUNA – Long boat ride for some fatties. DORADO – Still the smaller variety inside, with a few bigger fish cruising in open blue water. ROOSTERFISH\JACK CREVALLE – Olive Clousers still the best bet this week, try Rooster Alley near the arroyo. BARRILETE OR MEXICAN SKIPJACK – A few schools on the surface between La Ribera and Punta Colorada. PARGO AND CABRILLA – Fair on the rocky points between La Ribera and Punta Colorada. SIERRA – Hard take, quick run and no fly, they must still be here.


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