Don Eddie's San Quintin, Baja, Fish Report

Captain Juan Cook slaughtered the tuna today!

2008-10-17T09:23:00.000-07:00

This seasons grand finale in San Quintin is on right now. It is wide open tuna here in San Quintin. For those that are not here in San Quintin fishing you are missing out on some crazy tuna fishing.

Captain Juan Cook had a few days off from fishing due to lack of anglers. Juan went out today with Mitchell, Mike and Bob. They were fishing 11 miles off the point in 70 degree water for a wide open tuna bite. They came back with limits of yellow fin tuna to 26 pounds and one albacore to 34 pounds. They stopped off at the 210 fishing spot where they picked up limits of big reds for a day of wide open awsome fishing. Half of the tuna were caught on the troll and the other half were caught with live sardines.

Sir Captain Juan says that this type of fishing will be around for a while, the water is hot and the weather is warm. So come to San Quintin and fish our waters.

Other boats out fishing today also came back in with limits of tuna.

White Sea Bass Galore!!!

2008-08-17T16:55:00.000-07:00

Today was the day to go fishing in San Quintin if you were looking for white seabass. We had a lot of boats that went out today and check out what they brought back in.

Captain Jaime Garcia, Captain Horacio Acosta, Captain Carlos Cervantes and Captain Juan Cook all went out today looking for wsb and they found them.

2008-07-03T15:37:00.001-07:00

Captain Juan Cook took out Dave Glinn, Thom Brown and John Scanlon out for a day of Halibut fishing. Since the past two days have been great inside the San Quintin bay for Halibut they decided to fish there. They ended up landing a huge Black Seabass.

Captain Juan took the guys over to the halibut spot when they had a bite. They started reeling in. Thom actually hooked it and it tired him out after a half hour, so Dave took over for another half hour, John wanted to try as well so he tried reeling it in for 20 minutes and finally Dave (OGD) took over and after 10 minutes he got it on the boat. The Black Seabass towed them for about three miles inside the bay.

Along with the black seabass they also caught limits of halibut to 10 pounds.

Yesterday the guys went out to the open ocean and caught limits of rock cod.

Thumbs up boys.

And Don't forget Don Eddie still has some waterfront lots for sale!

San Quintin, Baja Halibut!!!

2008-07-02T16:06:00.000-07:00

Today was windy in San Quintin so the guys who went out fishing decided to stay and fish in the bay. The made a great choice because they caught all kinds of halibut.

Captain Juan Cook went out with Dave Glinn and John Scanlon and caught tons of halibut.

Bobby Palmer and Andrew Palmer also were fishing in the bay and did great with halibut.

Yellowtail

2008-06-29T08:35:00.000-07:00

Here in San Quintin, fishing has been great. Yellowtail have arrived and the guys have gone out to get them. Bottom fish are wide open in San Quintin as well.
Yesterday Tiburons Pangas had 17 yellows on two boats.
Captain Pato fished at Socorro and landed a seabass & said he saw lots of fish down there.

Presidents weekend

2008-02-20T12:39:00.000-08:00

Ron Tinney, Ian Tinney and Erin Meister of San Diego caught limits of rock cod both days they went fishing.
Their friends from the San Diego Anglers Club were off having a blast catching and releasing calico bass all day. Capt. Juan Cook took out some guests and within an hour they had caught
10 rockcod but had to come in as one of the guests became ill.

White SeaBass Video with Capt. Juan

2007-10-07T11:45:00.000-07:00

Some of our guests went WSB fishing with our Captain Juan Cook on September 27, 2007. Here is the video:

ThisYear

2007-08-26T07:16:00.000-07:00

Dear friends, another year of fabulous fishing for white seabass, fabulous in quantiy and in size. We have had catches this year of up to 76 pounds and counts of up to 40 white seabass in one day averaging from 18-55 pounds. The favorite areas are north up to Punta Colonet covering the Isla san Quintin, San Ramon and Costa Brava, South down to San Geronimo travelling past Arrollo Hondo, La Pinta and El Rosario. The biggest catch was a 76 pound white seabass inside the bay where we all stop and catch our bait going out. Yellows have been plentiful up to 26 pounds, Tuna and albacore have been elusive but compinstating for it, is the catching of Dorado and good amounts of Halibut.

Good news, the alliance of K&M sportsfishing and Don Eddie’s Landing constitutes a great team with the finest cruisers and captains in the area. Time has proven that quality of our service and the approval of our customers is undeniable.

Do not forget out mini tournament will be held on September 1 and 2. The enry fee is $75.00 per person. We are expecting to break the 76 pound white seabass record held by Jaime Cervantes.