Puerto Vallarta Fish Report by PV Marlin.
4/4/09
Overall,
March was a disappointing month for those looking for
‘trophy’ fish-. With water temperatures down the hunt
for big fish has been just that – a hunt. The best catches
have been at El Banco and beyond – and by that I mean –
way beyond. Almost all the way to Islas Marias. Nevertheless
there have been several good days and excellent catches – a
few striped Marlin, Yellowfin in the 50 lb+ range and some decent
sized bull Dorado (45Lb+). The sailfish have been extremely
elusive this month though we manegaed to score 6 on our boat in
11 trips. There have been some reports in the last few days of
Black and Blue Marlin moving in to the area (but none landed yet)
and also the larger Yellowfin Tuna are showing not far past el
banco. If you are serious about catching billfish or a Tuna do a
12 hour trip and we will shoot out there. Its kind of exciting.
Inshore fishing has been a bit more productive in March. The 6
– 8 hour charters have had a lot of success catching large
Roosterfish. We have also seen an assortment of Toros (Jack
Crevalle), Bonito, Spanish Mackerel, Snappers and Jacks. Several
clients have taken advantage of the special being offered at
Victor’s Restaurant (just 2 doors down from our store). For
60 pesos (about $5) he will prepare your catch in one of four
different ways. What a great way to end a day of deep sea fishing
– sitting with family and friends at a dockside restaurant
enjoying a fresh fish dinner. Now, that’s a Corona
commercial.
Remember, a bad day of fishing is better than a good day at work.
Tight Lines
3/24/09
Well, so far this March the
fishing has been decent.
The striped Marlin died off a bit, but they have still been
hanging around with 1-2 a day on an average 10-12 hour trip. Because of that, we focused
more on other species and did well on Jack Crevalle, some dorado,
some amberjack, some pargo and grouper, and some surprisingly
large roosterfish. We had
planned on the 14 to head out for striped marlin, but due to a
seasick fishermen, the group decided to stay close to land (as if
that helps), but it turned out to actually help as he got better
and we found a bunch of sierra and 3 roosterfish all over 25 lbs. That was fun! So, variety has been the theme
this month as we head into spring and away from big game. Another note, is that just in
the last two trips we have run into schools of yellowfin tuna in
the 15-30 lb range (which is unusual for this time of year). One day we picked up 3 about 20
lbs a piece and the next day we found a huge school feeding on
squid, but could not get them to take our bait. Either way, that is a great sign
for future fishing as there has been a ton of bait in the
area. I expect the fishing
to be great the next couple months, and I will even predict a
summer full of giant yellowfin like 04. We will see. Until next time.
Tight Lines!!
2/28/09
February had some far above
average fishing here in PV for February at least. The striped marlin remained
strong all month long and the sailfish just kept coming. The dorado never left. As a general rule Feb marks the
slowdown for dorado, but not this year. We landed over a hundred this
month on our boat alone.
The water temp remains warm so the fish just seem to want
to hang around. There were
a couple lucky wahoo and even some tuna out at el banco. No giant yellowfin but some in
the 40lb range. The jack
Crevalle have filled up the bay and off the backside of punta de
mita we found 12 roosterfish one day along with a few jack
crevalle and a ton of sierra.
The amberjack are starting to show out by el moro and
corbetenia, so really there was a ton of mixed action in
February. I’m
looking forward to March to see how things go. For an up to date report please
feel free to email us anytime.
I’ll report back toward the end of the month.
Tight Lines!!
1/31/09
Well, the remainder of Jan
was like the beginning. We ran into very large amounts of
dorado. We had several days with well over 20 dorado.
The downside was that they generally not that big with the
largest around the 40lb mark and the average closer to 16-22 lbs
or so. The striped marlin and sailfish were cruising around
out between corbetenia and el banco but they seemed to be rather
elusive. We got two stripers on the 17th and we missed two
on the 18th. The sailfish were mixed in sporadically,
but only 6 for the month. Other highlights were absolutely
no trips out of 16 with no fish. Every single trip we
managed to find dorado. Anyway, lets wait and see what
February holds. As I’m writing this we are already
one week in and the dorado have not stopped. I’ll
report again at the end of the month. Remember – feel
free to call or email anytime for specific or current fish reports.
Cheers,
Toby
1/13/09
Well, it has been a
while since we have left reports and we do apologize. It is not that the fishing has
been poor, quite the opposite, but rather that we have slacked in
the fish report arena by simply being to busy with fishing. But, now I am going to do my
best and get right back on track.
Also, please feel free to email us anytime for an up to
the minute fish report.
So, here it goes.
So far this month has been pretty good fishing. Some sailfish, some striped
marlin, many dorado and even some tuna yesterday the 12th. The Blacks and Blues appear to
be gone, but so did the tuna until yesterday. So you never know. There are also large schools of
Jack Crevalle for the shorter trips or as a secondary option on
the longer ones. Luckily,
this month we really haven’t needed to turn to option two
yet and we’ve already been out 6 times. For January fishing in PV, I
would say it is about a 7 or 8 out of ten so far. Not to shabby. The economy has kept away many
fishermen, but it sure doesn’t seem to be keeping away the
fish. I report back at the
end of the month to see how the remainder turns out. We’ll be on long trips
this entire week, so go ahead and email us for a report if you
like.
Tight Lines,
Toby
6/1/07
Everything is coming it to full swing
down here right now. The
water temp is in the high 70s and there are plenty of Tuna,
Sailfish and Dorado out there on the longer trips of 8+
hours. On May 12, Ryan
fleming and Josh Whittmore landed 4 Sails, 3 Dorado and 4 Tuna to
100#s on a 10 hour trip to Corbetena. We have been running mostly
the shorter trips in the bay and there are plenty of Jack
Crevalle to keep the rods bent. For those looking for some good
eating fish on the shorter trips, we can Jig for Snappers and
Pargo and you never know when you might just hit a big Amber
Jack. I would suggest for
anybody coming down to go for the longer trips. We are expecting things to be
wide open in June at Corbetena and El Banco. The Striped Marlin are still
here and we have been spotting some big Blue and Black
Marlin. On a 12 hour trip
to El Banco, on May 24, we had a big Blue on for over a half hour
and lost him. We would
have released him anyway, but we would have liked to released him
at the leader to make it official.
We are members of the Billfish
Foundation and we do have tag sticks on board. We are also the
Official IGFA Weigh Station in Puerto Vallarta.
We how have a 24ft Super Panga that
we just added to our fleet for those who want to go for some of
our world class Roosterfish.
A few notes on cell phone use down
here. They all work, but
just make sure you call your provider and tell them you want
service in Mex. There is
no charge, but you will get charged when you make calls. To call theUS from Mexico,
just add 001 before the number.
001 213 605 2095.
If you ever run out of cash down
here, you can get $400.00 per day out of the machines with your
credit card. All you need
is your PIN #.
That’s about it for now.
Tight lines, Darryl
1/1/07
Well,
we did pretty good in the last 3 months, considering the Big Cow
Tuna were a little on the late side this year. Water temps were in the high
80s, but the Tuna just didn’t really show up till late Oct,
and when they did show, they were eating those big red
crabs. We managed quite a
few in the 150 to 200# range, but only got one over 300 for the
whole year. The fish are
still out there, but most of the boats are running the shorter
trips and it takes a 10 or 12 hour trip to get to them.
Our
big tournament in Nov. only had a couple of big tuna caught. We took 6th place in
the Marlin division with a 240# Blue.
It
was a great 3 months for Billfish. We caught and released many
Blue and Black Marlin in the 400 to 500# range, with our largest being
a 670# Blue. There were 2 Blue Marlin over 1,000 #s caught down
here this year that I know of.
We were not one of the lucky boats.
The
Sailfish were plentiful as usual along with Dorado and the
occasional Wahoo.
In
Jan, we entered the tournament in Bara De Navidad and took 2nd
place with a 220# Blue Marlin.
Bara De Navidad is about 120 miles south of Puerto Vallarta.
That’s
all for now, and I’ll be writing more next month.
Tight
lines, Darryl
6/1/06
Fishing has been spotty this month. We started
out with Striped Marlin, and then they just disappeared.
Next Came the Dorado and we loaded up on a few trips. The
Sailfish and Marlin are there, but we just can't get them to
bite. We think they are eating the small Sardines. On
June 1st, we found the tuna and landed 18 small ones, 15 to 25#s,
but the next day we couldn't find a single one and only had 1
lost marlin to show for our efforts. With the water temp warming
up every day, we expect it to bust wide open any day now. A
couple of the boats found some of the small Tuna on the south
side of the Bay, but no big guys yet.
Not a real exciting month, but pretty consistent
for May.
5/1/06
Wow! What is going on this
Spring. This April
followed March’s pattern, but with even more action. The stripers seemed to be
everywhere (well starting about 35 miles out to 65 miles) and the
sails and dorado were mixed in.
We landed lots of big dorado this month and tons of small
dorado – a bit abnormal for this time of year, but hey, we
will take it. Then on some
trips we hooked into 10 plus billfish. No tuna yet, but man the action
is pretty good out there and I imaging by the water temp they
should arrive soon. The
short trips consisted of again Jack crevalle, a few grouper,
skipjack, cali
bonita, and some sweet schools of thrashing pargo to 30lbs on the
8 hour trips. We had some
slow days on the longer trips where the stripers and sails did
not want to eat, but they were out there all month long. All the boats here have done
pretty well as far as spring fishing goes here in PV. Remember, for an up to date
detailed report please email us, anytime and we are happy to give
it. We get behind every
now and then on the monthly reports so please feel free to bug us
anytime.
Tight lines!
4/1/06
March Fishing was quite
exceptional for PV fishing in March. The striped Marlin moved in, in
numbers greater than we have seen in a long time. Also, though the regular season
went a little slow for dorado, they also started to pick up and
we landed them consistently all month. The sailfish seemed to be out
there with the stripers, and it really seemed that on the longer
trips there was non stop action for billfish (stripers and
sails.) On the shorter
trips we found a few amberjack, lots of Jack Crevalle, decent
amounts of pargo and some grouper. We had a few slow days, but
this month we were out over 20 days fishing, and nearly every
single trip from 10-12 hours ended up with billfish and dorado,
and the shorter trips provided lots of small game, consistent with
March fishing here in PV.
Hopefully this is a good sign for the start of this
season. We will see.
3/1/06
February Fishing – as
expected. This month we still got plenty of
sailfish, we landed 7 striped marlin and quite a few dorado.
Everything did seem to slow in comparison to last month. The tuna
disappeared for the most part though we did find some small
school tuna in the 10-15 lb range one day. The dorado continued
to slow with only one or two a day on the longer trips with the
exception of a few lucky days when we loaded up. The sailfish
seemed fine with 1-3 a day on the long trips. Also a big lucky
wahoo we found off one of the bouys, that was fun. The good news
is the pargo lisas were starting to school up and we had some fun
on those guys up to about 25 lbs, the amberjack began to show
very scarcely, and the jack crevalle are now going strong.
Towards the end of the month the water got about as cool as we
expect it to be for the season (70-75 degrees) so we are actually
looking forward to a warming trend soon. The seas were calm most
of the month with a few exceptions and the weather was beautiful.
The smaller game really is starting to be fun on the light
tackle, pargo, sierra, big cali
bonita to 15lbs, jack crevalle to 30lbs, other small jacks, etc.
The stripers are still out there but quite scarce, and the sails
are still rather consistent though it is not top notch for those
guys either. I expect some really fun fishing next month on the
smaller game and mixed in sails.
2/1/06
January Fishing was decent. Compared to last year I would
actually call it slow, but it definitely was not bad fishing. The
striped marlin came in in waves this month with one day out at
corb landing 5 stripers and 2 sails. Other trips this month
included some nice big pargo as well. All in all what was really
happening the most on a consistent basis were the sailfish. The
dorado were somewhat consistent as well but for some reason they
were not congregating on trash or bouys like in the past. Most
our dorado were actually on the troll, though a few times we got
lucky and found a pack to live bait. The tuna showed up a few
times out at corb and el banco and we hit them only twice this
month. Some other boats got lucky and found them as well when
they showed up. The tuna were pretty difficult to predict, but if
you arrived and they were there, it was time to hold onto the
rods. The tuna were in the 100lb range, not like the giant tuna
of the summer and fall, but they were still fun. Other notable
changes were the jack crevalle beginning to school up with more
of a vengeance. On the shorter trips we just decided to target
the smaller game and found decent numbers of sierra, roosterfish,
pompano, jacks, California bonita, etc. On the long trips 10-12
hours we were almost always able to find some sails and several
times a striped marlin or two or once the 5 noted above were
mixed in. The fishing conditions were mostly good with a few days
of large swells to about 6 feet, but the majority of the times
were pretty flat. The water is cooling off fast so I assume the
dorado and billfish will continue to slow and we will enter the
smaller game season.
1/1/06
Well fishing this December was not quite as expected. The tuna
were slower than normal, but still somewhat consistent. The dorado,
on the other hand, is what killed the fun. Usually in December
dorado all over the place and caught nearly every single trip.
Not this December. I guess it was not their year, but next year
we will get them back. The good news were the sailfish. They were
all over the place. Do dorado eat baby sailfish? I don’t think so but the pez vela
just seemed to be here and there, and over there and the like.
All December we were landing sailfish on light tackle left and
right. We also hit many striped marlin and a few blacks. Out at
corbetenia and el banco we had a few good days with a few giant
yellowfin, but nothing to rant and rave about. The Jack Crevalles
also started schooling this month which is much earlier than
normal. They were not a daily catch, but we did got them here and
there. It really seemed like a billfish month with tons of
sailfish (well over 30) and I think 2 black marlin, 2 blue, and 4
striped, plus quite a few missed. Unfortunately we had a few
fishless days which is very rare for December, but a few times
out there we could just not find a thing especially on the short
trips. Other days we were able to pull in 4 sailfish and 5 jack
crevalle. We also had a few lucky days with a couple wahoo and a
giant pargo in the 70lb range while fishing for tuna out at
Corbetenia. All and all the month was not bad because of the
billfish, but unfortunately we never really loaded up on dorado
this season yet. Until next time, best of luck to all you
fishermen out there. And remember, please email us anytime for an
up to date report as we tend to get behind now and then. Tight
Lines
12/1/05
November, 2005. November fishing was not bad this year but the
unfortunate part was the lack of dorado. For some reason they
never came in this year and were even slow for the tournament.
About midway through the month the tuna basically died out as
well. At one point we counted 18 commercial seiners out at
corbetenia which just killed the fishing. The good news is that
there is a bill in the works to stop or at least limit there
activity next year. The one species that made up for everything
were the sailfish. We did not keep track but surely we brought in
well over 40 sails this month to the boat. This was in part
because there is just a ton of them around and in part because
the other species were slower than normal so we found ourselves
targeting the sailfish more often. We also landed about 15
dorado, though last November we were probably closer to 50 or so.
We did get lucky on a few big tuna and several smaller ones but
the action was definitely not consistent like last month. The
marlin slowed down as well but we hooked several and brought only
3 to the boat. Also this month we began landing jack crevalle’s to 35lbs which was pretty fun
for many anglers. Those fish are true fighters. On the inshore
trips we got some nice grouper, roosterfish, and sierra. Also one
note that in just about everymonth we always have other fish
mixed in we just don’t
put them in the reports. For example skipjack are
caught every single day for bait or just for fun.
11/1/05
October, 2005. October fishing here in PV was exceptional. The
giant tuna remained out at el banco and minus a few days with bad
moons and commercial tuna boats out at el banco and corb the tuna
were quite consistent. On top of the tuna were big black marlin
on live skipjack and we got 6 all over 300lbs and one pushing
800lbs to the boat this month. We also landed 2 blue marlin in
the 250lb range. I lost track of the tuna but it was quite a few.
Probably around 20 tuna and many over 200lbs. Also the sailfish
seemed to be nonstop and the dorado (though not as consistent as
previous years for October) were out and about. We got many of
them on the ride out and in. All in all, if you were out there
with us for 8 hours or more you were onto some nice fish. All
trips were successful this month. Until next time keep lines
tight and remember October for prime PV fishing.
10/1/05
September, 2005. Well this report made it out late but there was
good reason. The fishing has been real busy and I missed the
time. Please remember to email us
anytime and ask for an up to date report if I get behind. In any
case September fishing was simply outstanding, which is not
unexpected here in PV. Finally towards the end of the month the
dorado came in full force. The giant yellowfin tuna remained
consistent all month with three right around 300lbs and 14 in the
two hundred lb range. The big marlin have been fun as well and
even though many managed to steal baits, come off hoofs, etc, we
pulled in around 8 or so to our boat. And don’t forget about the wahoo,
we hit 3 of those guys and two was on one day. They are not thick
yet but they are around for sure. There was one big pargo (60 lbs
or so) on an overnight trip and we got some decent size ones
testing out the bottom after a big tuna or marlin. The sailfish
and dorado we just lost track of (not like we keep tabs on them
anyway) but there were quite a few. We were out 24 days this month
so needless to say we were pretty busy. The dorado killed lots of
time in between other species and we had 1 days of no fish,
though we fought a marlin for over an hour. One notebale day was
just an 8 hour where we found the dorado and had 8 to the boat in
about an hour. In any case, that is not bad for fishing here in
PV especially when targeting big game. For more specific reports
and specific days send us an email anytime.
9/1/05
August, 2005. I’ll I can
really say is top notch big game fishing all month.
Despite a couple slow days the majority of the month (especially
towards the end) was just simply amazing fishing. We were
knocking dead the giant yellowfin tuna all month with many
pushing 300lbs and 1 just over 300. We also landed 12 big marlin
and the marlin strikes were numerous the largest around 700 lbs
and the smallest around 250. The sailfish were out and about like
normal and we also got a few dorado. The dorado have been slower
than previous years for this month but the tuna have made up for
it. It seemed that 10 and 12 hour trips were pretty much a must
this month because all the fish were at corb and el banco or even
out past corb at a smaller bank where the water was blue when
corb wasn’t. Another fun thing
this month were the pargo. For those who wore their
arms out on tuna and wanted some great eating fish we went for
pargo with lots of success. Like always the big ones seem to get
away. The only bad thing about these guys is they cost too much
on the irons. Big Diamond jigs have been working well but when
the big ones hit it can be tough to keep these monsters away from
the rocks. It is definitely a fun thing to do out over the peaks
after a good morning on tuna or marlin. About all I can say is
missing is the hot and heavy dorado and PV will be unstoppable.
Also we got a big wahoo this month when the tuna didn’t want to hit. We call that a slow day
because we had to troll after skippies were living way too
long in the water. Anyway we trolled, missed one marlin, got one
sailfish, and nailed a lucky wahoo. Probably 80lbs or so. That
made for some good sashimi. Ok, until next month best of luck
fishermen and woman. Like always, for a current report send us an
email anytime. Tight Lines
8/1/05
July really picked up on all fish, as predicted for Puerto Vallarta.
The giant yellowfin tuna have been caught pretty well, but not as
much as everyone would have liked. The marlin and sailfish were
consistent this month though the real big marlin have been a bit
slow. The dorado just started to show. All in all the action is
pretty good. Not too mention all the giant pargo lurking over the
peaks at Corbetenia and el banco. These suckers have been hot and
heavy when fishing for them we bring in maybe 3 for every ten
hookups. They are tough, nasty teeth, strong, smart and head for
the rocks to make for one heck of a challenge. We got lots of
tuna this month in the 30-40 lb range just coming across schools
and loading up. We landed 8 big tuna over 200lbs, usually closer
to 280lbs and 5 marlin. We don’t
really count sailfish but I’m
sure it is at least 20 or so. We got several small
dorado, though the big ones are not quite here yet and several
nice pargo. We also are still catching Jack Crevalles on the
shorter trips though they seemed to disappear towards the end of
the month. Some other species of fish we got this month are
rainbow runners, (archoidis) sierra, the obvious skipjack for
bait, no wahoo yet, and some other bottom fish while jigging. For
an up to date report send us an email and we
will respond with current Puerto Vallarta Fishing conditions.or
give us a call anytime.
7/1/05
The big game fishing has begun! It has not yet gone into full
force but we are seeing some signs. The beginning of the month
started off pretty good and we had some really productive trips.
One young man and his fiancé came home from a 12 hour with 3
sailfish, 2 nice tuna around 80lbs, and several Jack Crevalles.
Other trips this month included many more sailfish, (for some reason
they were really a staple), a big marlin that came off after 2
hours, another smaller marlin landed and some smaller tuna – or small for Puerto Vallarta. Then about mid
moth the big boys came in and we started catching the giant
yellowfin tuna. We landed 4 under 200lbs ( and other sportfishers
came back with some as well) and then on the 22 we got some luck
on our side and good old Philip and crew came back with a 312
lber. Nice fish guys. Then suddenly the water seemed to turn a
little off color and the tuna as well as the skipjacks faded and
we did not find any more. We took an overnighter with Mark and
son on the 28th and had a lot of fun but the tuna weren’t there anymore. We ended up with 4 more
sailfish, some jack crevalles, and ridiculous amounts of pompano
and PV barracuda that the young boy had a blast catching in the
evening. The very next day, the last day of this report we went
out with the party I like to refer to as “the drinkers” on a 10
hour and we came home with two marlin. I guess that is just how
it goes sometimes. June is what I like to call the hump month
here in PV as it generally marks the start of the big game, but
nothing seems here to stay completely. I guess it is a taste or a
warm up for what is to come. Overall this month we really had no
bad days, not once did we come home unsatisfied because even on
the shorter trips we were knocking dead the jack crevalles and
sailfish. I don’t know about
you all but I am excited for July as I am
sure the big tuna will be back at some point. Hopefully tomorrow!
For all you fishermen who went with us this month and or any
month and you would like for me to publish your story please let
me know as I will not do this without permission. Also please
leave comments on our customer
comments page as we are starting to build that up again.
The fishing is getting good down here in PV so we look forward to
seeing you all down. As always if you would like an up to date
report please email
us and we will get that out ASAP. We would love to do a
weekly report but the truth is we are just plain lazy. Just
kidding it is tough to do that, so that is why we are honestly
happy to send out a current report anytime.
Tight Lines Amigos
6/1/05
The month of May went quite well as expected! When I say quite
well I mean small game fishing at its finest. Most trips
accounted for large numbers of Jack Crevalle, quite a few
roosterfish, many pargo, lots of big California bonita, skipjack,
around 5 or 6 nice amberjack to 80lbs and tons of sierra. The
quantity of fish caught is great averaging 10 a day on the 6-8
hour trips. Now also this month we got lucky one day and ran
across 3 dorado, that’s
somewhat of a mystery for this time of year
especially because it was in the beginning of the month. We also
got in one sailfish and missed two others though I like to blame
that on the fishermen. Just kidding guys, sometimes they just don’t get the hook in all the way. We did get
several tuna in the 40lb range but only on the 12 hour trips
and like always they were quite a gamble in May. The problem is
in May fishing for the bigger tuna is there is a possibility of a
long boat ride. I do not recommend it, though that is not to say
we may not have a great day as we did one this month with 4 40lb
tuna and a missed sail. Anyway for all you big game tuna
fishermen next month report is most likely going to be quite
different. June is the month of Change here in PV when those
giant yellowfins come in so we await the day. Should be soon! As
always for an up to the minute fish report send me an email and we
will respond with current Puerto Vallarta Fishing conditions.
Tight Lines Amigos
5/01/05
Hey Wait a minute that is only two weeks from the
last report! Yep, we have decided to do something new here at PV
Marlin Sportfishing. Change the reports to every two weeks? No not
quite, but we are now going to keep continuous records of our
reports so one day they can be looked upon as a monthly
historical record of Puerto Vallarta Sport Fishing. Why not just
post up all the past reports? Yea we would love to do that but
for some dumb reason we did not hold onto the reports, we just
deleted them and moved on. Anyway, we will start fresh monthly
from this point on! Also
remember if anyone ever wants an up to the minute report just
send us an email with Puerto
Vallarta fish report in the title and we
will respond promptly with a current report. Ok
now on to the past two weeks. The end of April has been as
expected end of april fishing here in beautiful Puerto Vallarta.
We have not been killing the fish by any means but we have done
quite well on some species. Basically the fishing for the past
two weeks has been to target Jack Crevalles, Roosterfish, Pargo,
and Amberjack. Our biggest day was an 8 hour trip with 10 nice
Jack crevalles and some smaller sierrra, and california bonita mixed in. On
one other day we landed 7 nice pargo, 1 amberjack, and some other
smaller bottom fish coming to the top with the jig in mouth. On
some other days we did not have as much luck and we came home
with only sierra, california
bonita, etc. These are unfortunate days but do occur at this time
of year in Puerto
vallarta. On a few other days we landed
some nice roosterfish but never more than two, even they seem to
have faded away a bit. Lets wait and see what happens in May,
because May is the month I like to refer to as times of change
for the fishermen in PV. When June hits so do the big tuna, so
until next time think big fish. Adios amigos!
Tight Lines
4/14/05
Ok sorry for taking so long on my report. I have been rather
busy. Anyway, April has been a pretty decent month so far. We
have been doing extremely well on the jack crevalles,
roosterfish, very large pargo, sierra, big amberjack, school
tuna, and other nice gamefish. It is a pretty fun time of year
because the bay is filled with fish. The big marlin and giant
yellowfins are not here yet but they will be soon. Check back on
the next report for some more fishing info. Also feel free to
send us an email anytime for an up to the minute fish report. Oh
yea, and some good news for you all. From this month on we will
be archiving all our monthly fishing reports down here in Puerto Vallarta
so this page will evolve into something that can be looked at for
historical Puerto Vallarta Fishing records. Also note that most
of my Fish reports are more in depth than this one so don't
worry, we will all have an accurate record of the fishing in PV
for months to come. Thanks for stoppin by.
Tight Lines Amigos
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