Download the mobile app!

Hooking Up Anglers Since 2011.

Check out our new Android or iOS app for Fishing Status.

The long awaited return of our mobie app is back on Apple App Store and Google Play

Z Fish Report (11/15/18)

 | By Seamus on 11/15/2018 3:55:18 PM | Views (391)

Sunrise, aboard the Gitana II. Photo by John Wilkinson

 Offshore (average) surface water temperature - Includes from the 5 - 6 mile mark at the 100 fathom line, then to the 1,000 fathom line being about 32 miles: 84°

Inshore (average) surface temperature. From the beach to about 5 miles: 84°
Above and below, a decent photo of Adan on
the panga Gitana II, with John Wilkenson

John with his beautiful tuna. above. A better size perspective
is with Adan in the below photo. 


Blue water: (Chlorophyll amounts and surface temps from Terrafin SST) The inshore has a little off colored water, but the blue water is still at the 4 mile mark, and on out. Conditions for both inshore and offshore are excellent.
Noe, on the panga  Porpy, releasing one of Gord
Roberts sailfish.
Offshore: The offshore remains stable with about 4 raised sailfish a day, per boat. Plus, at least 1 decent sized dorado. Long time visitor, Gord Roberts of Saskatchewan, Canada, fished this last Monday with his usual captain, Noe on the panga Porpy. They raised 4 sailfish, and brought two to the boat. He will fish offshore again this week, and next week they are going out at night for the full moon barracuda.
John Wilkinson, with Adan on the panga Gitana II, took
this photo of the white bellied porpoise.
Another long time visitor, John Wilkinson of Minn. fished with his favorite captain, Adan, on the panga Gitana II. They were working an area with porpoise, but there were no birds or any other signs of life. Getting a blind strike on a trolled cut bait google eye, two hours later they had a 150 pound yellowfin tuna in the boat. 
Adolfo on the panga Dos Hermanos
Inshore: Like last week, to sum it up, Adolfo told me “mucho gallos, mucho sierras, and mucho jurel.” Which translates to there are a lot of roosters, sierras, and jack crevalle. Excellent inshore fishing.

Yesterday, Wednesday, Adolfo made the long run and fished the areas around Calvario, which is just north of Puerto Vicente Guerrero. They got eight decent sized roosters.
Scoot Cook with a small fly caught jack crevalle.
Today, Glenn Cook (now retired) and his son Scott, owners of a very respected fly shop and fly fishing guide service in Bend, Oregon, fished with Mark Denison today down at Puerto Vicente Guerrero. Adolfo loaned us his son as the deckhand to throw the hookless teaser for the fly fishermen. They got 8 smaller sized jack crevalle. There so many jacks, they were a nuisance. 

Driving back to Zihuatanejo with Glenn, Scott and Jr. I asked about the roosters. Junior is casting from the top of the roof of the panga and sees more things than when a person is standing in the boat. He told me “the roosters were there, but below the jacks, and some of them were huge. But, the schooled up jacks were way faster than the larger roosters, and were all over the teaser lure. It was almost like the roosters were too full to be aggressive.”

Everybody agreed, we were fly fishing only, and if we had hooks on the teaser popper lures, and spin rods instead of fly rods, the day would have been different. This is the enigma of fly fishing, but the satisfaction is sweeter.

Another high point to today’s fishing, is these smaller jacks are relatively non-migratory. Around March or April, when they are 18 to 22 pounds, we are going to have a great day on the water. 

Ed Kunze
(Director of the Roosterfish Foundation, IGFA Representative)



Read More

Catch Information

Species:
Crevalle Jack
Crevalle Jack

Great Barracuda
Great Barracuda

Mahi-mahi
Mahi-mahi

Roosterfish
Roosterfish

Sailfish
Sailfish

Yellowfin Tuna
Yellowfin Tuna

This Fishing Report was submitted on 11/15/2018 3:55:18 PM by Seamus and last updated on 12/5/2018 3:55:18 PM.


Location


View Full Fishing Map

GPS Files

Download GPS files of fishing spots for this area.

Including GPX (Universal GPS Format), KML (Google Earth), and XLS (Excel) files.

GPS Coordinates

Degree, Decimal Minutes:
Login to view coordinates.
Decimal Degrees:
Login to view coordinates.
Degree, Minutes, Seconds:
Login to view coordinates.

Let us custom design a SD Card of fishing spots for your GPS unit!

Custom SD Card of FIshing Spots

Featured

Daddy Mac Lures
Daddy Mac Lures
Daddy Mac Lures is home to the highly successful and patent protected Viper Series Lures. A father/son-in-law team with a combined 75+ yrs. of comme

Eye Catcher Lures
Eye Catcher Lures
Eye Catcher Lures are Trusted by the Best. In ports and inlets around the world you will find charter boats, commercial boats and local guides relying

Upgrade to Pro

 

Gives You Access To:

Catch More Fish Download GPS Files Create Custom Maps Fishing Predictions Featured Listings

 Download GPS files of fishing spots.
 Create Custom Maps of fishing spots.
 Fishing predictions w/ future date & location.
 Featured Listings for your fishing business.

$7 month or $49 year