Fishing Reports · La Paz
La Paz Fishing Report (2026)
· Report published April 28, 2026
Ocean intelligence · Baja California Sur
La Paz Ocean & Fishing Conditions
La Paz, the capital of Baja California Sur, is on the southern side of La Paz Bay on the Gulf of California. The bay and adjacent offshore waters are distinct settings.
Sea surface temperature
NASA JPL MUR · NOAA CoastWatch · Satellite-derived analysis
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16.0°C20.5°C25.0°C29.5°C34.0°C
Transparent cells: land or missing data. Analyzed values may fill cloud gaps; this is not a cloud-clear satellite image.
Analysis time: Oct 16, 2026, 2:00 AM GMT-7
Native grid 0.01° (~1 km); map sampled at 0.1°. Daily satellite-derived Level 4 analysis, not real-time or a clear-sky observation.
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Seven-day SST history
Daily NASA JPL MUR analysis at fixed open-water sample points (not fishing-ground waypoints).
24.40°N, 110.50°W
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Temperature gradient
Rate of surface temperature change per 10 km, computed from actual MUR grid values (0.05° sampling) in a 1° box around the sample point (La Paz Bay, open water). Stronger gradients mark boundaries between water masses; they are not evidence of fish.
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La Paz seasonal fishing calendar
Historical seasonal patterns from cited sources, reviewed by our editors. This is not a report of current catches; see dated reports below for verified recent fishing.
The La Paz calendar is awaiting editorial review. No unreviewed seasonal ratings are shown.
La Paz field observations
Editor-approved observations from captains and named sources, shown with their report date. Older entries are historical, not today’s conditions.
No approved La Paz observations yet.
Reading the water around La Paz
Check whether a selected point is in open water or near a land-masked coastal cell. Offshore surface temperatures must not be presented as measurements inside a marina or narrow bay channel.
MUR combines multiple satellite and in-situ inputs into a gridded surface analysis. The newest seven days may be revised. Point readings show estimated analysis uncertainty when NOAA provides it; they are not onboard thermometer measurements.
Latest verified analysis
Oct 16, 2026, 2:00 AM GMT-7
Latest published report
La Paz Fishing Report (2026)April 28, 2026 · Not a live catch forecast
Fishing-ground references
El Bajo, Espíritu Santo Island and the Cerralvo Island region. These are editorial area references, not plotted waypoints. Only approximate destination town or harbor markers are shown; offshore positions await coordinate verification.
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Ocean map questions
Is this a live water-temperature measurement?
No. This is the latest available daily JPL MUR analysis distributed by NOAA CoastWatch. Its analysis timestamp appears beside the map and each point reading. It is not a real-time sensor feed, weather forecast or fishing prediction.
How can temperature breaks help anglers?
Changes in surface temperature can help describe boundaries between water masses. They do not prove bait or fish are present. The SST color field is shown here; a separate quantified gradient layer is not yet available.
Can this map tell me whether the port is open?
No. A satellite temperature analysis cannot establish port status. Obtain current notices from the port authority and consult your captain before departure.
Are currents, chlorophyll, waves and fishing seasons included?
Not in this initial release. Those layers need separately verified sources, timestamps and licensing. Regional species calendars need evidence and editorial review. No modeled conditions, seasonal averages or invented values have been used as substitutes.