February Sport Fishing Update: From California’s Border to Baja’s Tip Greetings, fellow anglers, and ocean enthusiasts! January has ushered in an exhilarating start to the fishing season along the majestic… Read more »
As we usher in the new year, it’s a time not just for reflection, but also for anticipation. The possibilities for the upcoming fishing season are endless, and this sense of… Read more »
The Baja Peninsula has pleasant winter weather that seems to improve the farther south you go. Baja in December is warm and comfortable with low humidity; you’ll find many opportunities… Read more »
About 760 miles long, the Baja California Peninsula is surrounded by the Pacific on the West and the Sea of Cortez on the East. Each has unique characteristics. Because of less… Read more »
Suppose you are planning a fishing trip to Baja in October. In that case, you won’t be disappointed with the number of species available to target, including Billfish (Striped, Black,… Read more »
Fishing in August was good, but it left us wanting more, and it sounds like September will be the real winner. To begin with, if you have tuna on your mind, you… Read more »
In a typical summer in August, there are few places where the fish are not biting – on the surface, mid-depth, or bottom. There are usually plenty of fish to… Read more »
Baja Norte is behaving as it does in early spring with off-color water and low sea temperatures. However, local anglers seem optimistic as yellowtail and calico bass are still being… Read more »
June is the beginning of the best fishing that Baja offers, and most years, it stretches into early November. June is also my favorite month, with air temperatures reaching the… Read more »
Imperial Beach Pier Imperial Beach Pier is an exciting place for fishing inshore. Lately, there has been an excellent halibut bite off the pier, which should improve as April settles… Read more »