No real fish report from Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo


by Larry Edwards
10-12-2012
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According to Captain Temo Verboonen, there is still no real fish report for the area due to a lack of sportfishers and anglers during the past week. Temo said he stopped by the commercial fishing area and talked with the skippers there and they reported pretty good catches on the yellowfin tuna but were not too interested in providing location information. However, since the commercial fleet is primarily super pangas, it is likely they were not too far away from the harbor, perhaps 20-40 miles or so. What did come out of the conversations was the improvement of overall water conditions throughout the area.

IZ Climate: Mostly cloudy with intermittent sunshine periods and light & variable surface winds in the 5-15 mph ranges. Temps ranged from 71 nights to 92 daytime highs.

Sea Conditions: Getting better and better with every passing day. Sea temps are holding stable at 87 degrees from inshore to offshore and clean, blue water starts at about 10 miles and improves outward bound from there.

Best Bait/Lure: None reported.

Best Fishing Area: None reported

Bait Supply: Remains very plentiful and available with the lack of boats taking bait every day.


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