Phill Nisbeth. Beth Zealner. Brook Nisbeth. Photos courtesy Steve McGill.

GOOD YELLOWTAIL FISHING IN GLASSY
CALM WATER AT BAHIA DE LOS ANGELES

July 15, 2004, Steve McGill, Bahia de los Angeles fishing, Baja California, Mexico:

The waters were glassy and the wind calm for some of the best yellow tail fishing around. the waters around piojo were loaded with thousands of birds working along with porpoise and yellowtail crashing eveywhere, the surface iron action was going off if you chased the birds and casted in the middle with 10 to 30 pound yellows working your tackle to its limits. smith was holding the bigger boys with lots of tackle being lost to the reefs, also a marlin was sighted by Abraham and casted on with no luck. Lots of barracuda around if your into them and the bottom fish were working as well. great time to be down there with water temps outside to 76 and inside to 81 with no red tides in sight.

This is Bahia de los Angeles fishing from my boat and phills boat the lizard, we stayed at our places at gecko. i did trailer my boat down but the lizard lives there fill time. the weather was in the low 70s at night and around 92 in the day with a light breeze to about 5 to 15 mph everyday, the water was glassy every morning and very clear. the water temp was around 74 in the channel to around 81 in the bay.