5/9: The Marlin bite continues to impress. Many of our regular visitors have stated that they have never seen so many Marlin in the East Cape. The 200 plus Marlin that were hooked is just the tip of the iceberg. Many guests have reported that they saw many more Marlin that just were not hungry. The Striped Marlin have been ranging from 120-200 pounds. Some boats reported catching up to 9 in one day. The Dorado bit is really hot near Cerralvo Island to the ocho-ocho marker, were you can expect to see Dorado from 25-55 pounds. Pargo and Cabrilla are now being seen by the dozen near Punta Pescadero near shore. Down by Punta Colorada all the way to Los Farriles, many fishermen are reporting plenty of Skip Jacks as well as Roosters. I’m also happy to report that our first Blue Marlin was caught and released on May 6th. We hope that is a sign of things to come. All in all, the fishing in the East Cape has been better than ever. With the exception of Yellowfin, everything else is wide open. We hope to see the return of the Yellowfin in the next month or so. There has been plenty of bait in the water, so the bait situation continues to improve as well. That’s it for this week. Tight Lines everyone!!!