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Pescando en el Verano y Otoño

It@consumerrep.com (Miguel Angel Ortega Salas) — Mon, 28 Oct 2019 13:42:32 GMT

Temporada de Pesca en Loreto México

Publicado el 02/12/2019

Pescando en el Verano y Otoño

A medida que la temperatura del agua va subiendo de temperatura, el gran momento regresa al Mar de Cortés. De junio a septiembre son los mejores meses para pescar en Loreto, México y para encontrar dorado, marlin, pez vela y atún . Para aquellos que buscan una legendaria foto, el marlin y el pez vela con sus largos picos y sus exorbitantes aletas dorsales son una captura digna de reconocimiento. Para aquellos que buscan una cena jugosa y exquisita, el dorado o el mahi-mahi, el atún y el marlin son geniales a la parrilla. Estos gigantes del mar te darán una lucha al perseguirlos y te proveerán de un maravilloso día de pescar en Loreto México.

Especies de Pesca Deportiva en Loreto Baja California

It@consumerrep.com (Miguel Angel Ortega Salas) — Thu, 24 Oct 2019 10:51:10 GMT

Especies de Pesca Deportiva en Loreto Baja California

Temporadas de Pesca y Especies en Loreto

Pesca Durante Todo el Año. Róbalo y huachinango.
Pescando en Invierno y Primavera . Cola amarilla, pez gallo, sierra del Pacífico y el mero.
Pesca en el Verano y Otoño . Mero, dorado, marlin, pez vela y atún.

Las temporadas de pesca en Loreto México traen una variedad de peces de gran tamaño al Mar de Cortés. Sin embargo, no importa cuándo vayas, encontrarás un mar lleno de róbalo y huachinango. A medida que van llegando diferentes peces, los mejores meses para pescar en Loreto México son durante todo el año .

SALTWATER FISHING BASICS

Thu, 24 Oct 2019 10:51:10 GMT

HOW-TO GUIDE FOR SALTWATER FISHING

Saltwater fishing is a rather generalized term used in reference to any method of fishing in the ocean. This applies if you’re casting your line into the waves beneath a pier, fighting a fish from a kayak, saltwater fly fishing , or trolling a line behind you on a boat. Whether you’re a seasoned angler looking for a different way to experience the sport, or a beginner fisherman learning how to saltwater fish, this guide has been designed to offer some insight into the world of saltwater fishing basics.

TYPES OF SALTWATER FISHING

When it comes to saltwater fishing, there’s really no shortage of destinations to choose from. You can cast off the sands of your local beach or the planks of a pier, or you can venture out onto the open ocean in a kayak, canoe or boat. As long as you’re in the ocean and using saltwater fishing gear, you’re on the right track. Ultimately, choosing where to fish really comes down to a combination of personal preference, and what fish you want to catch.

SURF FISHING

When you’re surf fishing, you’ll either be standing on the shoreline or wading into the surf. When you’re first starting out, you may be surprised at the variety of fish you can catch off the shoreline; but aside from deep-sea game fish, you can actually catch most saltwater fish without ever going out onto the ocean. This makes it a great starting location for many beginners, and it’s easy to learn.

BAY FISHING

Saltwater fishermen will experience some of the best fishing around reefs, hills and shallows when they partake in saltwater bay fishing. Bays are coastal bodies of water that connect to a main body of water. They tend to be large and somewhat enclosed, making them an ideal fishing location to find a variety of saltwater sport fish, baitfish and crustaceans.

DEEP-SEA FISHING

Deep-sea fishing is saltwater fishing for the angler looking for a challenge and the adrenaline rush that comes from long, hard fights with big game fish. This type of saltwater fishing isn’t necessarily recommended for the beginner fisherman unless you bring a guide, and is best-suited for the more seasoned angler because you’ll be going out onto the open ocean, far from shore.

BAIT YOU NEED TO SALTWATER FISH

Thu, 24 Oct 2019 10:51:09 GMT

Saltwater fishing bait is largely dependent upon how the fish you want to catch feeds. This considers three things: scent, sound and movement. When you put these three things together, you should be able to determine what kind of bait you need to use in order to effectively trick the fish and lure it to your line. From there, it’s a matter of knowing where you plan to fish and deciding whether you want to use live or artificial bait to get the strike.

ARTIFICIAL CUSTOM MADE SALTWATER BAIT

Lead-Headed Jigs to imitate live saltwater bait.
Metal Jigs to bounce across the bottom of the ocean floor.
Poppers to splash across the water’s surface.
Plug Fishing Lures to imitate a swimming fish.
Spoon Fishing Lures to flash and move like a swimming fish.
Spinnerbaits to trick a fish’s sense of sound and movement.
Soft Plastic Lures for flexibility of use.

SALTWATER FISHING TOOLS

No matter where you plan on saltwater fishing, there are four saltwater fishing tools you want to bring with you:

Saltwater Gaffs and Nets to land the fish. These also make it easier and safer for catch-and-release fishing.
Saltwater Pliers and Scissors to cut wire, remove hooks and tighten knots. Learn to tie saltwater fishing knots.
Saltwater Fishing Knives for cutting bait or cleaning fish.
A Saltwater Hook Remover to make removing the hook quicker and safer.