CABO SAN LUCAS FISH REPORT

Capt. George Landrum

Fly Hooker Sportfishing

www.flyhooker.com

gmlandrum@hotmail.com

March 1-7, 2010

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The fishing on the Mosquito Lagoon these last few weeks has been good. If you get out between these winter time cold fronts, the redfish have been cooperating quite nicely. Florida’s weather has continued to be some of the strangest I can remember, but large schools of Redfish have been found all over the Indian River system this month. Black Drum also continue to make their presence known tailing

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CABO SAN LUCAS FISH REPORT

Capt. George Landrum

Fly Hooker Sportfishing

www.flyhooker.com

gmlandrum@hotmail.com

Feb. 22-28, 2010

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Well here we are almost to the end of the month and we are starting to warm things up some. There was a few days there where it was cold. Just not
right for central Florida to say the least. Just not right at all. Now
with air temperatures climbing back into the 60's and hopefully
reaching a prime of the upp

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Cabo San Lucas Fishing Report

Capt. George Landrum

Fly Hooker Sportfishing

www.flyhooker.com

gmlandrum@hotmail.com

Feb. 15-21, 2010

Weather:

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Fishing has been pretty good in the ULM and Baffin Bay area on fair weather days. Redfish are biting on Cut Shad, Live Shrimp, and Sea Lice when you can find them at area bait stands. We have been catching Reds on the West side of the Intracoastal Waterway from Rocky Slough up to the Rocks at the mouth of Baffin Bay. Speckled Trout are biting using two different methods. We are using a Old Bayside titanium popping cork rigged with a 24" monofilamen… Continue

Fly Hooker Sportfishing
Cabo San Lucas Fishing Report
Capt. George Landrum
gmlandrum@hotmail.com
www.flyhooker.com

Feb. 8-14, 2010

Weather:

Two weeks in a row now we have had rain for at least one day,
and a decent plant watering rain at that, not the window spotting stuff we
normally get. On Wednesday of this week we received over a 1/2 inch
during the day and

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Hello Everyone. This January was the coldest I can ever remember. We had ten straight days where the high’s never reached 55 degrees. I had ice in my backyard three day’s in a row. Not bad weather for North Dakota, but not Clearwater Florida. Water temperatures in the low 50’s killed and stressed many species including Mullet, Snook, Catfish, Jack Cravelle and Ladyfish.

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What a winter we have had so far! Finally got some much needed rain and hopefully this will set us up for some real good fishing in the months to come.

In the last month we have had some real good days on the water. The key has been to catch the right day in between the cold fronts. It is usually best about two days after the front has been the best because you gain some water back and the water temperature rises. The best bait has been the corky devil and the pearl color has been the best. Pla… Continue

CABO SAN LUCAS FISH REPORT
Capt. George Landrum
"Fly Hooker Sportfishing"
www.flyhooker.com

Feb. 1-7, 2010

Weather:

Thank goodness that the coldest we have seen here in the past week was 58 degrees! None of the snow storms and ice that has been plauging the mid-west and the east coast. We did have some weather this week though. As my wife picked me up at the airport on Tuesday it started to rain, and it continued t… Continue