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Loreto Living: September in Loreto

Loreto Living: September in Loreto

September in Loreto

Every year, we try to make two trips to Loreto. We have been going down since 2004. Although nowadays, we have to drive the two day and 750 mile trip since there are no more flights from San Diego - which is a bummer but it really isn't because we justify staying longer and have a great time sight seeing and experiencing all the different terrain of the northern and southern baja peninsula. - plus we pull a boat now and you can't really bring one on a plane.

Last year, we only made one trip in September. The weather in Loreto is stunningly beautiful starting in mid September. The dessert comes alive with flowers and green lushness after the heavy rains in July and August. It can be a little humid but quickly dries out around the 20th leaving an amazing floral scent just lingering in the air. September is such a great  time to be in Mexico because Mexico's Independence Day is celebrated during this month and there are Fiestas in a big way in Loreto's Town Square. One night in September, the Town Square is transformed into the most authentic mexican celebration with banners hanging from the municipal buliding, cafe's with table and chairs, school dance troops preforming traditional mexican folk dancing, fireworks, vedors selling michelados (a delicious combination of beer, clamato and spices over ice), children running freely and playing games, and it seems that everybody knows everybody in the community. Another really unique thing about Loreto in September is the yellow butterfly migration. It starts very slowly at the end of the month and within about three days, the ocean looks like it has snow falling on it because of all the beautiful butterflys migrating from the mainland. It is truly an amazing sight we look forward to everytime. It seems to renew your faith in the importance of the little things and reminds you that the beauty of nature comes in small packages too.

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March Fishing report - Loreto 2010

Weather: Not the the best conditions this past week but fishing boats went out four days.




Sunrise: 6:36 AM

Sunset: 6:34 PM

Barometer: 29.9" Hg

Feels like: 67°

Humidity: 48%

Wind: WNW 9 mph today


Yellowtail, throughout the week we fished in the Alfonso and Choya reef 16 to 18 miles east of Loreto, with very good luck because we caught plenty big of yellowtail, some teams caught over 20 heads of Yellows with weights of 26 to 38 pounds. Some times you can hook up those over 40 pounds.

Other good places for Yellowtail

• Pulpito area north Loreto 35 miles

Today we show a picture of the best sport fishing catch of Yellowtail in Baja California, with Marty Dufek Group, who captured 63 Yellowtail and weighing from 22 to 34.8 pounds.

Also you can link to http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkeNDL1ZOII and see the video of this trip.

Dog Snappers, is being caught in Lobos Point Carmen Island you can troll with live bait close of the beach.



Mackerels and Spanish Mackerels, few miles out from the port of Loreto and out side of Coronado Island few, miles from the light house on the east.



Or you can buy on the bait boat, 10 pieces for 15 usd, 15 for 20 and 20 for 25.







Truthful Fishing Report in Loreto Baja Mexico



Arturo’s Sport Fishing Fleet



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