EAST CAPE, BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO Wed., Aug. 29, 2001 TEMPERATURES: High of 98 with a low of 80. Light winds and partly cloudy. STRIPED MARLIN - A few; and the sailfish action has slowed considerably. YELLOWFIN TUNA - We're finding lots of smaller fish in front of La Ribera. DORADO - There's great fishing 10 miles outside the lighthouse. ROOSTERFISH - Plenty of smaller fish along the shore. JACK CREVALLE - La Ribera to the lighthouse seems to be the best area. BARRILLETE OR MEXICAN SKIPJACK - A few scattered outside of La Ribera. PARGO AND CABRILLA - Rock structure on any of the points producing fair catches. .. OFFSHORE: Tuna and dorado together with a few billfish are providing the best action. .. INSHORE: The areas in front of Buenavista Beach Resort and Rancho Leonero continue to produce good catches of roosterfish, jacks and pompano. .. BEACH: Try any of the beaches from Rancho Leonero to Punta Colorado . . . wherever the bait is hanging out is where you want to be. .. QUICK COMMENT - Dave Cooper, visiting us from Denver, has had a great week catching lots of dorado, tuna and roosterfish on Mosca 1. http://www.bajafly.com/weeklycatch.html MAGDALENA BAY, BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO Wed., Aug. 29, 2001 Temperatures: 84-degree high; low 73. We're seeing both wind and rain. MARLIN - Continue to receive good reports of fish near the Thetis Bank. DORADO - Kelp paddies or a few of the shark buoys produced good catches. TUNA - Seven to eight miles northwest of the Thetis is the best bet. YELLOWTAIL - Thetis bank producing the best catches. CORVINA - A few near the bridge and up by the power plant. SNOOK - Not much activity this week. SIERRA - Almejas Bay produced fair catches earlier in the week. PARGO & GROUPER - Punta Redonda produced a few fish tight to the shoreline. .. QUICK COMMENT - Offshore action continued to draw most of the attention early this week. With Hurricane Flossie meandering up the Baja Coast, I suspect most of the boats will be staying pretty close to home. Puerto Cancun was the hot spot for sierra over the weekend. And, are you ready for this? There were quite a few small roosterfish to eight pounds mixed in with them. This is the second time in the last few months that I have had reports of roosterfish. The other time was back in June along the sand beach at Santa Maria Bay.