Gordo Banks Fish Report, 20 September 2013
GORDO BANKS PANGAS San Jose del Cabo Anglers – Crowds of tourists visiting Los Cabos were relatively light this past week, this is the normal pattern for the later part of September, though with the fall season just about ready to start in earnest, surely there will be a flood of visitors swarm the area in the coming weeks, as this is always one of the busiest times of the year. The great all around fishing action and ideal weather conditions, along with world famous high stake fishing tournaments attract people from all over the world....
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Anglers – Local weather has settled down this past week, this has given the area a chance to dry out after all of the recent rainfall. The desert landscape has transformed to a lush green color, days remain warm, with scattered tropical cloud cover and high humidity. With each passing day we are starting to feel a hint of fall in the air, particularly early morning. There is now a low pressure system developing off of the Southern Mexico mainland coast and we will be monitoring its progress closely, as this is the time when the local...
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GORDO BANKS PANGAS San Jose del Cabo Fish Report – September 7, 2013 Anglers – Southern Baja has recently experienced a series of tropical storm systems, in the past couple of weeks the area has felt the effects from Ivo, Juliette, Kiko and presently TS Lorena. Lorena is a minimal strength storm, but nevertheless when making direct impact, can make a mess of things in a hurry. We are expecting to see red flag closed port conditions through Friday and most likely Saturday, likely that sportfishing fleets will be back in operation for...
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Tropical Storm Juliette Brings More Rain, Cow Sized Tuna on the Gordo Banks ~ August 31, 2013 Excerpt from Gordo Banks Pangas Fish Report This past week we witnessed how late summer tropical climate patterns can change within a matter of hours. After enjoying relatively stable conditions for a couple of weeks, this all changed on Wednesday afternoon, as a disorganized low pressure system all of a sudden developed into Tropical Storm Juliette. Within 12 hours this storm passed directly over Cab San Lucas and continued towards central Baja. TS...
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