Mazatlan Fish Report
by Larry Edwards
1-7-2010
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Another difficult offshore fishing week from Mazatlan with the
chances for catching a billfish at about 41%. While the water temps
remain fairly stable and consistent throughout the area, the fish
have just not accumulated in any of the recognized fishing areas and
the boats are fishing wide area. The overall offshore catches
reflected for 22 fishing days reflected 5 stripers, 4 sailfish, 8
dorado, 1 yellowfin tuna, 1 mako shark and 1 hammerhead shark. The
inshore fishing from the super pangas has remained fairly active and
produced a continued wide variety of fish, including 48 barracuda, 16
pargo, 27 mojarres, 45 cochitos, 1 palometa, 3 toro and 19 sierra.
Mazatlan Climate: Mostly cloudy days with temps ranging from cool
nights at 56 degrees to 83 daytime highs.
Sea Conditions: Generally, conditions are very good with good
clarity and 74-75 degrees throughout the area.
Best Fisihing area: None reported
Best Bait/Lure: The stripers best on artificials & sailfish best on
rigged mullet. The inshore super pangas using shrimp and squid.
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