Captain’s Noon Reports – Mango Wind– 2023-06-26

2023-06-26

Today was a slow day we left San Fransquito this morning, the panga left at 7.45 toward the sea lion. MW waited till 9.30 to leave as it was choppy to head to Spirito Santo.

The sighting today was a pod of dolphins, and a ton load of birds diving eating sardines, and turtles. It was a bit windy this morning but calmed down at about 10.30. I plan to stay at la Partida in Spirito Santo tonight as I can see the wind and choppy sea this evening at the channel at Cerralvo.

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