The crew of the sailboat, Whisper, took this great shot north of La Paz. "The Hook", formed by the spit of land on the left is a beautiful Sea of Cortez anchorage. A low point with salt flats and "Agate Beach" is visible on the upper right. If we find fish to the north, this would be an excellent anchorage. And I'm sure that point out there holds some huge pargo who would be up for some midnight bowling.
Questions: Should I bring my glow-in-the-dark lingcod jigs? Do you think we'll get sharks in shallow like we do in the Bahamas? Does Joe's fish dance work at night?
Ian told me the other day how much he would like to catch a triple digit yellowfin tuna. It got me thinking about how much fun it was to watch Joe catch his first marlin because I knew how much he wanted it (especially after he put me in the marlin club first near Bimini by handing off the rod when we thought we had a sailfish.) So tell us more about your fish wish list in the comments below. And by the way Ian, this underwater picture was taken near La Paz.
The crew of the sailboat, Whisper, took this great shot north of La Paz. "The Hook", formed by the spit of land on the left is a beautiful Sea of Cortez anchorage. A low point with salt flats and "Agate Beach" is visible on the upper right. If we find fish to the north, this would be an excellent anchorage. And I'm sure that point out there holds some huge pargo who would be up for some midnight bowling.
A very cool picture of the Baja Peninsula to put our fishing grounds in perspective. Cerralvo Island is the large southernmost island in the Sea of Cortez. We'll be fishing around it and the islands just north and west.
