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trip to loreto 17 Years, 7 Months ago  
I’m taking a trip to Loreto (Baja) on May 23rd for 8 days. I was wondering if anyone has fished there that time of year. Is there any fishing from shore for bonefish or any other desirable species? From the information I have acquired on the internet there is a possibility for rooster fish but it seems like its hit and miss. Also it looks like I will arrive right at the end of yellowtail season and right at the beginning of Dorado season. Hopefully weather patterns will sway one way or another to keep a good supply of one or the other there.
I’ll be going down there with a buddy’s family and I plan on renting panga’s a few days and fishing for Cabrilla, Snapper, Dorado??, Marlin?? whatever bites… In the downtime I would really like to fish the flats on the fly. Any info would be appreciated ie: type of gear to take, flies, rods etc. Feel free to PM me if its secretive.
 
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Re:trip to loreto 17 Years, 7 Months ago  
Be prepared with lots of different baitfish imitations. Popping types....heavy eyed types...little ones...big ones. Clousers and decievers with asst. weight should do fine. Also a few crease flies and/or poppers of some sort.

If you can get your pangero to get a bunch of bait, I'm sure it'd help bring fish to the fly when in the deeper waters.

One important thing if fishing from the beach is a stripping basket. Waves/current will put your fly line everywhere you don't want it. If you get into toothy critters, wire bite tippet is good to have.

I've never heard of bonefish in Loreto, and as far as I know, there are very few bonafide "flats" to stalk fish on. Wind will dictate water clarity usually...so hope for calm weather.

For equipment, a 7 or 8 wt. would be the smallest rod I'd have...up to a 10-12 if you target billfish or tuna.

For shore fishing, I'd have two lines, one floater for poppers and shallow water fishing, and one shooting head system with T-14 or similar to get deep FAST.

Coolest thing about fishing down there... ya never know what you're gonna pull up!

Have a blast and stay safe.

sd
 
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