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Fixed the link. You can also see the link at the top of the Message Board or on my Home Page which you can always get to by clicking on the ZihuaRob's Servicios Internet icon.

Very cool website - Thanks! Lots of information. It'll take me a while to figure all this out. We'll still go at the same time (it's more for the heat-of-the-day/sun issues than when fish are out), but it's nice to see what the chances of fish being around will be!

You can find tides and wave info on my Zihuatanejo-Ixtapa Weather page.

Actually got the wife to go fishing with me today. Beautiful day on the water for someone worried about getting seasick. Went out at 7:00 looking for dorados. Plenty of life out there as bonitos were everywhere but we were looking for something to eat. Ramon and his son Ramon tried everything but we just couldn’t get bit. After a few hours we put on one of my Rapalas so my wife could at least catch a few bonitos. After about 4 1/2 hours we were pretty much done and had been trolling in for about 30 minutes and my Rapala went off again but this time it was a nice dorado, somewhere in the 15 to 20 pound range. Don’t know who was more excited Ramon our us, talk about hitting a home run in the bottom of the ninth! La Gula will be preparing our half of the dorado tonight, should be a great meal.

I may have my wife finally hooked on fishing as she has been texting everyone what she caught for dinner. Going out again with Ramon on the 31st from the Playa Linda pier. 2 to 3 hours of fishing and then the island for lunch, life is tough.

Very awesome! Sometimes its better to be lucky than good! Out of all the hours trolling rapalas,don't think I have ever had a dorado hit one. Just not their favorite target.

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Lost one of my favorite rapalas on a dorado a couple decades ago. It was so close, almost had it in my hand, then one last thrash and it was gone with my lure. I was more upset about losing the rapala than the dorado.

Thanks for the fishing report. What a terrific experience for your wife! ¡Provecho!

7:00 is a bit late. The sun’s already up. Ya need to get up and be out on the water earlier. It’s usually worth it.

Over a month since the last official fishing report. UGH. More words at this point will not be nice.

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Actually got the wife to go fishing with me today. Beautiful day on the water for someone worried about getting seasick. Went out at 7:00 looking for dorados. Plenty of life out there as bonitos were everywhere but we were looking for something to eat. Ramon and his son Ramon tried everything but we just couldn’t get bit. After a few hours we put on one of my Rapalas so my wife could at least catch a few bonitos. After about 4 1/2 hours we were pretty much done and had been trolling in for about 30 minutes and my Rapala went off again but this time it was a nice dorado, somewhere in the 15 to 20 pound range. Don’t know who was more excited Ramon our us, talk about hitting a home run in the bottom of the ninth! La Gula will be preparing our half of the dorado tonight, should be a great meal.

I may have my wife finally hooked on fishing as she has been texting everyone what she caught for dinner. Going out again with Ramon on the 31st from the Playa Linda pier. 2 to 3 hours of fishing and then the island for lunch, life is tough.

Very awesome! Sometimes its better to be lucky than good! Out of all the hours trolling rapalas,don't think I have ever had a dorado hit one. Just not their favorite target.

D

7:00 is a bit late. The sun’s already up. Ya need to get up and be out on the water earlier. It’s usually worth it.

I may have my wife finally hooked on fishing as she has been texting everyone what she caught for dinner. Going out again with Ramon on the 31st from the Playa Linda pier. 2 to 3 hours of fishing and then the island for lunch, life is tough.