Fish Report
The Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo Fish Report - The Independent Fleet
by Larry Edwards
5-8-2008
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It appears that the Zihuatanejo doldrums have taken an upward spiral,
as the sailfish are again schooling at about 12-15 miles outside the
Bay and providing some top-notch angler action. According to Captain
Temo VerBoonen, the blue water starts at 12 miles and the sailfish
and marlin are cooperating, offering many strikes and doubles &
triples, too. Vamonos II reported a 7 sailfish day, Secuestro De
Amor had a 3 sailfish day, along with jack cravelle, pampano and
bonitos, Bloody Hook reported 3 sailfish for a single day.
The annual tournament reflected superb fishing for 130 boats that produced 5 new cars for the winners, (3 largest sailfish, largest marlin and largest dorado). We should have greater detail in our next report.
IZ Climate: Partly cloudy days with temps from 71 nights to 91 daytime highs.
Sea Conditions: Overall, pretty good, with temps ranging from 80 inshore and rising to 82 offshore and very clean water at 12 miles.
Best lure/bait: Slow trolled rigged baits
Bait Supply: Very good.
The annual tournament reflected superb fishing for 130 boats that produced 5 new cars for the winners, (3 largest sailfish, largest marlin and largest dorado). We should have greater detail in our next report.
IZ Climate: Partly cloudy days with temps from 71 nights to 91 daytime highs.
Sea Conditions: Overall, pretty good, with temps ranging from 80 inshore and rising to 82 offshore and very clean water at 12 miles.
Best lure/bait: Slow trolled rigged baits
Bait Supply: Very good.