Texas Fish Report
A difficult week at Zihuatanejo area, changes to water clarity and temps moved the fish further out
by Larry Edwards
11-10-2011
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The better fishing was out about 25 miles. They were still catching some fair sized dorado at about 10 miles offshore. along the scum-line, but the catches of sailfish had diminished, probably due to the cooler, greener water. On the other hand, he mentioned that it was a good
week for the fly fishing angler and spinning tackle enthusiast, with good availability for the jack cravelle, bonitos, Sierras and even a few roosterfish.
Temo also mentioned the numbers of trips getting out were still at record low numbers, usually just 1 or 2 super pangas for the day and very few anglers showing up in the mornings.
IZ Climate:
Partly cloudy days with periods of good sunshine and temps that ranged from 74 nights to 91 daytime highs.
Sea Conditions:
The waters had greened-up throughout much of the area and the better fishing was farther offshore, out to & past the 25-mile mark. Temps ranged from 79 inshore to 85 offshore.
Best Bait/Lure:
The rigged baits were best for the billfish and dorado.
Bait Supply:
Both, live and baits for rigging were readily available for the week.
Temo also mentioned the numbers of trips getting out were still at record low numbers, usually just 1 or 2 super pangas for the day and very few anglers showing up in the mornings.
IZ Climate:
Partly cloudy days with periods of good sunshine and temps that ranged from 74 nights to 91 daytime highs.
Sea Conditions:
The waters had greened-up throughout much of the area and the better fishing was farther offshore, out to & past the 25-mile mark. Temps ranged from 79 inshore to 85 offshore.
Best Bait/Lure:
The rigged baits were best for the billfish and dorado.
Bait Supply:
Both, live and baits for rigging were readily available for the week.
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