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North Winds…Already - bajafly - 10-24-2008 Endless Season Update 10/22/2008 REPORT #1137 "Below the Border" Saltwater Fly-Fishing reports since 1996 East Cape Still unsettled, conditions have been frustrating. One day the dorado turn on, then the next day it’s the tuna. In both cases it is mostly small fish with an occasional larger one showing up, (dorado to 50 and rumors of tuna to 150). The most consistent bite has been the Humbolt squid. Meanwhile the billfish action is scattered with some boats running as far as 40 miles to find them. Along the shore, it’s jacks, roosterfish and some early sierra as the North winds begin to cool the water. There was a report of a 650 pound black marlin caught 3 miles off the beach near Rancho Leonero. Water temperature 76-82 Air temperature 74-92 Humidity 81% Wind: NNW 8 to 11 knots Conditions: Sunny Visibility 9 miles Sunrise 7:20 a.m. MDT Sunset 6:46 p.m. MDT Magdalena Bay, Baja Mexico The wahoo, dorado and tuna action was WFO! Quality sized fish and only a few miles above Cabo San Lazaro. But the marlin seemed to have been scattered by Norbert’s wind. Finally, a few were found late this week. With light pressure, the Esteros produced a few mangrove snapper, grouper and cabrilla. There were also a few sierra on the surface along with a few smaller corvina. Bob Hoyt Water temperature 78 - 85 Air temperature 73 -94 Humidity 95 % Wind: WNW 10 to 14 knots Conditions: Mostly Clear Visibility 3 miles Sunrise 7:26 a.m. MDT Sunset 6:59 p.m. MDT Zihuatanejo, Mainland Mexico The full moon, and last week's hard rain, slowed the fishing down this week. The blue water had moved out to the 20 mile mark, and the inshore water was discolored by the heavy runoff out of the rivers. This next week looks very promising. The rain season is all but over, and we are getting out of the moon phase. There was not much action this week, with the boats averaging less than a sailfish a day each. A few dorado showed in the counts, and this could develop into a decent bite as the current lines become more defined. A few small roosters were reported, but finding a decent stretch of clean water made for a lot of fishing, and very little catching. Ed Kunze Water temperature 80 - 84 Air temperature 77-87 Humidity 83% Wind: SSW 5 knots Conditions: Cloudy Visibility 10 miles Sunrise 7:40 a.m. CDT Sunset 7:24 p.m. CDT [signature]