vseasport - 6-18-2013 at 01:45 PM
Game over!
East Cape weather has been picture perfect this week with calm seas and warm sunny days. There is a hint of humidity during the day. Water temps are
now consistantly above 80 degrees
For the last month billfish have been spawning and have not had much of an appetite. It has been a cat and mouse game as they would be attracted to
baits presented but just bat them around not allowing a hook set. We were having lots of events but only scoring on one out of five or six. The
spawn is over and so is the little game. Now fish are hungry aggressively attacking lures trolled and sucking down baits.
Dorado and wahoo remain in the game as well but are scattered with no concentration. Most of the dorado are good grade in the 30 to 45 pound range
but most of the wahoo are relatively small. In shore huge schools of jack cravelle are foaming on baits and roosterfish are also becoming active.
On another note. After 20 years of serving the East Capes scuba and snorkel requests we have liquidated Vista Sea Sport and will now just concentrate
on fishing.
Marlin have become aggresive
No more games
Roosters are starting to go
Lots of stripers
Big bulls
10 year old Thomas Agajanian with his first striper
Jake Agajanian bagged the 46 pound bull
Tim bonding with his boys.
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tiotomasbcs - 6-18-2013 at 07:11 PM
Beautiful pictures and beautiful fish. Happy Anglers. Agajanians connected to Ben Agajanian? Thanks. On the Pacific the wind has dropped and we're
warming up! Tio