It’s a good thing that I give out the URL to Fishing Fury as often as I can, and I suppose it’s also good that it’s so easy to remember. Bryan, pictured in the previous entry with another Snapper (known locally as Pargo), sent me an email today asking for his photos and sending another one along for good measure. Thanks alot Bryan! I’ve actually never seen this species of Pargo before.
Yet another great day in La Paz, all thanks to Fishermen’s Fleet.
While browsing the January 2006 issue of Sport Fishing Magazine I came across a gem of an article that came very close to home, or at least what I’ve been calling home the past year, La Paz. Captain Ted Lund paints a beautiful portrait of what fishing here in La Paz is like, and the photos hes collected along the way certainly help for those unfamiliar. La Paz is home to one of the worlds foremost fishing destinations unknown to the vast majority of fishermen.
Sure, you could go to Cabo San Lucas if you really wanted to, but you wouldn’t be getting a true Mexican experience. La Paz is the true paradise of the Baja, the people here are far more friendly, and the streets are much safer. If you’re interested in some of the best fishing in the world, including record Roosterfish, black and blue Marlin, Tuna, Amberjacks, Dorado, or even Snapper, La Paz doesn’t disappoint all year long. If you’re interested in La Paz you can read through the various posts (more) and articles/fishing logs (more) we’ve posted here. All of our trips were booked through the Fishermen’s Fleet guide service. I’ve personally used David Jones’ services and his captains over a dozen times and give my highest personal recommendations for anyone looking to fish here in La Paz. Be sure to check out the video to get your heart pumping!
Michael and I went fishing on Tuesday and despite the weather being pretty cold and cloudy we still managed to bring in two big Mullet Snapper. This time there was only one other group of fishermen with us and they also did quite well catching 4 of the same size.
Im the king of loosing email addresses, if you’re the nice chap pictured above please email me so I can send you the original photos.
My good friends at Fishermen’s Fleet sent me this awesome photo of a near 25 pound Yellowfin Tuna being caught here in La Paz, BCS.
Paul Mugo, owner of the Kenya Tyeing Flies Company, has sent me yet another amazing collection of his handmade flies. If you haven’t seen his work before you should definitely check out the two previous galleries of his fantastic flies. I will be putting these flies to the test next [...]
Introducing Cryptoid Lure Co, the official brand of lures manufactured by the Kokemachine from the web based info-comedy 4EEL FISHING. With colors inspired by various characters of the paranormal ilk, the Kokemachine has aspired to make some of the most tripped out and hilarious spoons that will ever land you [...]
My good friend Phil alerted me to this fantastic swordfish tattoo by artist Matt Adamson. It’s difficult to understand the placement of the tattoo from the photos below but it looks to me like the tops of the shoulders, as if the swordfish has gone through the neck. Matt is [...]
This exotic fish may be native to southeast asia, but would you believe there’s one place in the United States where you can catch one right along side a largemouth bass. While they’re most commonly found here in aquariums many misinformed owners don’t realize they can grow up to 40″ [...]
The fishing season is off to a fantastic start this year! Last weekend marked the opening of trout season here in Ontario and though I was only able to get out yesterday, my friends and I still managed to have a fantastic day on the river. We woke up early [...]
We haven’t done a caption contest in a while, mostly because it takes a very special picture or video to inspire us. Today we have a video so wild we couldn’t even describe it! Hopefully you’ll have better luck though. The best description of this video left in the comments [...]
Fishing Camp is a fishing trivia board game from Education Outdoors aimed to please the whole family. Supporting up to eight players as young as four years old, the game separates trivia questions into four levels. Level one questions are simple, like identifying fish species or fishing tackle. The difficulty [...]
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