Pancho, the seal taxman taketh...

Hola Amigos,

Here's a little humor to take your minds off the slow bite on the East Cape. As if it wasn't tough enough, watch this video of Pancho, the very smart seal, snatch a dorado (mahi mahi) out of an angler's hands at the dock while a pelican watches with popcorn and soda (I'm joking about the popcorn and soda).

Here's the full article on Huffington Post:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/10/26/sea-lion-pancho-steals-fish-cabo-mexico_n_4166670.html

Buena pesca,

Mark

Casting4Souls Does It Again!

Jack McCulloch and the gang from Casting4Souls once again put on a great event with nearly 3000 pairs of shoes from New Balance and Clarks, 5000 t-shirts from Aftco being given out to the locals of the East Cape. They also gave away reading glasses and bibles for those in need. Bill, Jill and Christie Shedd from Aftco did an amazing and incredibly generous job of providing visors, hats, shirts, shorts and sun masks for the crews that were fishing the day of the event. They also visited a boarding school in La Paz to provide shoes and shirts for the kids. AND, we also did another sea turtle release thanks to Noe and his brother at the Smokehouse. Also, thanks to Chucky Van Wormer for hosting all the volunteers and showing everyone a great time. 

 

East Cape Guides Fishing Report - September 30, 2013

We are seeing some beautiful weather, warm water and consistent fishing. After recent rains in early September, the East Cape landscape is a vibrant green with pops of red desert flowers. Air temps are in the low 90s and warm water temps from 87-90 degrees. These warm waters are moving the sailfish, dorado and wahoo into Southern Baja water. We finally got some sardina off of La Ribera but they have been spotty as of late. The squid have still been a consistent back up to the sardina. Steve Jensen from Fountain Valley, CA landed 9 wahoo off of one floating log. These speedsters were launching out the of water after sardinas. Andrew and Sharon Pedroncelli had consistent fishing on dorado and sailfish.