Bluefin tuna showed up about 55 miles out

[Frenchy]

so the sea adventure II woke up w bft crashing around the boat 55 miles out on an over nighter HERE WE GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[DavidE]

I so wish it wasn't Mothers Day weekend!!!!

[RngrAngler18]

I guess thats a sign for me to dust off my salt gear and get out there!

[pho boy]

good luck hope u catch ur limit

[DockRat]

Wow, Good news.

55 miles out ? Butteryfly ? Mushroom ? 390 ?

http://tempbreak.com/

DR

[exfactor]

what a tease! Maybe sea world next

[DockRat]

55 miles from shore, not San Diego. :Embarrassed:

Check these sea temps.

http://www.thefishingweatherman.com/Forecasts/Pacific_SST/pacific_sst.html

The main body of bluefin tuna is much further down the beach above Mag Bay

3/4 (700 miles) of the way down Baja in Baja Sur.



The Magdalena Bay sportfishing area is a fascinating, 140-mile long system of hidden, fish-filled, mangrove-lined channels, shallow open bays, navigable openings to the Pacific Ocean, and access to some of the best fall offshore big game fishing along the coast of North America.

The 70-mile long mangrove channel system and 70-mile long open bay system of Magdalena Bay are separated from the open Pacific by a series of five barrier islands, the largest of which are Isla Magdalena, Isla Santa Margarita, and Isla Creciente, and there are six openings to the Pacific, including Boca de las Animas, Boca Santo Domingo, and Boca Soledad at the northern mangrove channels, and large Boca Magdalena and two smaller openings on the main open bay and the smaller Bahia Almejas to the south of it.

Magdalena Bay, or Bahía Magdalena in Spanish, is located about one-fourth the way up the west coast of Mexico's Baja California peninsula, centered on about latitude 25 degrees north, and almost everything about fishing here is "different."

For starters, there is almost no vacation travel infrastructure in the entire "Mag Bay" area, except for a couple of small hotels and restaurants more oriented toward the winter whale watching season rather than sport fishing, a very small handful of independent panga fishing guides, all of them strictly part-time, a seasonal surf and fishing camp at Punta Hughes, and a very small handful of other boats available for sportfishing at the area's only two developed towns, San Carlos and Puerto Lopez Mateos.

http://i156.photobucket.com/albums/t21/thedesertbuffalo/baja-california-norte-map.jpghttp://i156.photobucket.com/albums/t21/thedesertbuffalo/baja-california-sur-map.jpg
DR

[murrieta angler]

so the sea adventure II woke up w bft crashing around the boat 55 miles out on an over nighter HERE WE GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Yet they managed to only pull in 1..:Confused:
It is a very good sign though. Water temps are up to 64 in some areas.
Thanks for the heads up Frenchy.
Robert

[Frenchy]

55 miles from shore, not San Diego. :Embarrassed:
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3/4 (700 miles) of the way down Baja in Baja Sur.



DR


but ypu see where you are wrong i the fact that they are only on an overnight boaut so they cant go down that far so i am not embarrassed but i think you are now

[Fishbones]

thats why i troll everywhere......lets roll....

[DockRat]

Yah 10 4, A overnighter can be Ensenda or Colonett.
I was just pointing out that the bulk of the BFT are 3/4 of the way down Baja.
This guy was just a lost lone wolf.
http://i109.photobucket.com/albums/n50/Squint22_Bones/Ocean/SoCo12.jpg DR