Well we had a great group on this trip, which made up for less than perfect conditions. We had to deal with quite a bit of wind on this trip and a lot of man-o-war. The fishing was not the best we have ever had down there but some great fish were caught. We caught Dorado, Skip jack, Pompano, Toro, and Yellowfin tuna up to 35lbs.
The hotel is in great condition and they have remodeled all of the rooms in the main building, they are plush. We had the new kayaks down there including two of the new Prowler Big Games, These kayaks were rock solid stable and a very dry ride, very important when the M-O-W were floating around.
Here are a few shots from the trip, I did not take too many as we had a photographer on the trip with us and I was taking video. I will post more when he sends the disc.
Some of our group at dinner
Vince's Toro
A day without wind
Vince's Morado Amber Jack
Kelly's Dorado
I promised Bill that I would wait to post the "after he left report"
Well as it turned out the day Bill left was in fact our best day of fishing. WE had to deal with some big water which made one of our group sick, but the fish did chew a bit better than the rest of the days. Jeff landed two 35lb Yellowfin we also got a couple of nice Skipjack and six Dorado.
Like I said a slower than normal trip for us down there but a great group and good times. I have trips heading down again in July, August and October if anyone is interested.
Back from trip to Baja
- Jim Sammons LJKF
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Back from trip to Baja
Jim Sammons
La Jolla Kayak Fishing
www.Kayak4Fish.com
www.KayakFishingmovie.com
www.EastCapeKayakFishing.com
La Jolla Kayak Fishing
www.Kayak4Fish.com
www.KayakFishingmovie.com
www.EastCapeKayakFishing.com
- Jim Sammons LJKF
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That should be a great time to be there. If fishing the kayaks bring somthing to carry live bait such as a bait tube and you will do better than with just artificials. If you catch a skipjack, cut it into strips and drift them on the surface, deadly for the Dorado.
Jim Sammons
La Jolla Kayak Fishing
www.Kayak4Fish.com
www.KayakFishingmovie.com
www.EastCapeKayakFishing.com
La Jolla Kayak Fishing
www.Kayak4Fish.com
www.KayakFishingmovie.com
www.EastCapeKayakFishing.com