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 Posted: Fri Nov 06, 2009 Post subject: Puerto Aventuras, Mexico Fishing |
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Well it’s officially the fall season here in the Riviera Maya
Weather and seas are typically good barring any tropical storm activity and fishing is adventurous. (I’ll explain that in a minute). It’s also the time for the annual visit from my Primos (cousins) from the states, including Loco Primo and Gerber. This means I’ll be spending the next 10 days fishing sunup to sundown with one of the most diverse groups of anglers you can imagine. Some will want to troll for billfish, all will want to look for wahoo or mahi-mahi, and some will want to bottom fish for grouper. All will want to do it on the same boat. My job…keep it moving so everyone gets what they want.
But, this is the time of the year that this works. That’s where we come back to the “…fishing is adventurous …” this time of the year comment. As the bill fish migration season moves on, we get a curious mix of sailfish which just show up from time to time like a college kid with laundry, mahi-mahi which almost always seem to show up when the wind blows from the south east (last Sunday, one of the boats got 8 of them), wahoo if you go a little way out, and some excellent species of bottom fish, especially big snapper. The adventure part, you may start out the day thinking that you are going to focus on one species, and indeed do so, only to have conditions change and suddenly you have to change everything out and head for another species which has suddenly arrived. Such is fishing.
Also keep in mind, this is a great time to come to Mexico if you are looking for bargains. Just go to your favorite travel site and see for yourself. There are thousands of cheap rooms available, great bargains to be had, and NO CROWDS!!! Also, if you are still being misinformed as to the safety of the area, let me disabuse you of this. People are not suffering in the streets from H1N1 virus, in fact I still don’t know a single person who has had it and there have been no issues with violence from organized crime anywhere near here. My wife or I walk the dog at night without any fear. So if you are fortunate enough to be able to take a bit of time off and head out of town, take a close look at this area.
Until the next time, keep your lines tight!
Bob
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