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[*] posted on 4-21-2014 at 11:00 AM
Stripers rule! One boat got 5 fish for the day


Rancho Leonero Resort, East Cape BCS, Mexico
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The week of April 13 - April 20

Water - Water temps have stabilized with inshore at 72 degrees; outside 75 degrees.

Air - Warm days and cool evenings.

The Environment:

Beautiful! In the past few years, the days surrounding Easter have tended to be windy, but not this year. The water has been generally flat as a tortilla. We've had warm days and cool evenings.

The Bottom Line:

A solid Leonero 8.5 on a '1-10' scale!
https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-MZbHDELxcLo/U1UE3ztrHpI/A...
Marlin – Stripers rule! One boat got 5 fish for the day; another hooked 6 and boated 3. Most fish are hitting rigged ballyhoo. One boat counted over 40 jumpers … many nearly close enough to grab over the gunwale. Not that we’d suggest that! These fish were only three miles in front of Leonero.
https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-DUfQlPP1wcE/U1UEnKrmOkI/A...
Dorado – A continued strong bite in the bay at Rincon, just past the Lighthouse. Most fish are being taken on fly-lined ballyhoo. There are toothy needlefish mixed in with the dorado, so it’s a good idea to double up on the bait … you’ll need it.

Pompano – Rancho Leonero continue to pick up good sized pompano as well as barred pargo. You’ll find ‘em by going deep at 60- to 150-feet. Best areas are directly in front of Leonero, in front of Scott Glen's house and at the Lighthouse.

Roosterfish and more – Everything seemed to go quiet on the beach with not much action for our cadre of fly-fishers. This should change as spring normally brings a lot of activity accompanying the arrival of baitfish schools.





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[*] posted on 4-21-2014 at 04:22 PM
Stripers rule?


Guess I'm confused

www.stripersmexico.com/‎




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