2016 Tour 1 Cabo San Lucas area

Hello whalewatchers: We had a great morning of whalewatching with good looks at humpback whales. There were plenty of whales around the Gorda Banks area. Just about every direction you wanted to look, there were spouts or a breacher. Today’s photo is of a cow (at the surface) and calf that were tail-lobbing together, and the calf was breaching repeatedly.trip 1 humpback lobtail
In addition, we had a rarity today: rough-toothed dolphins. These are animals that we haven’t seen in this area before. We also spotted a few bottlenose dolphin and a red-billed tropic bird to add to the list today.
We stopped at Los Frailes for a beach walk and some birding, and we will have dinner here in a calm spot.
Headed north tonight.
Team Searcher

2020-07-15T16:34:48-07:00February 15th, 2016|Trip Reports|

Tour #1: Bahia Agua Verde

Hello whale watchers:
We had another great day with a early walk on the peninsula at Bahia Agua Verde. The weather is still good with a few clouds and a light breeze. The temperature dropped quite a bit with a frontal passage today.
A few snorkellers went in the water at this great spot and then we headed out to look for whales. We found six different blue whales just east of Agua Verde, one of which was a fluking whale. We enjoyed some great looks, then we headed south in search of a toothed whale. We found a group of 30 or 40 bottlenose dolphin that gave us a good show.
We continued south with not much luck on whales but we did see 5 or 6 redbilled tropic birds up close. They are such pretty birds. We also found a few boobies and lots of pelicans.
As we travelled further south towards the south end of Isla San Jose, there was a little bioluminescence and good star gazing in the dark.
Looking forward to tomorrow, as usual.
Capt Art
p.s. Team Searcher is proud to announce a new member to the team. Capt Aaron Remy and his wife Ali had a 9 pound, 9 ounce baby boy today–Channing Mitchell Remy. Congratulations to them and we can’t wait for Channing to come aboard!

2012-02-17T07:12:55-08:00February 16th, 2012|Uncategorized|

Tour #1: Jan 28 offshore Bahia Magdalena

Hello whalewatchers,
Today we added two more species of whales and two more species of seabirds. We found humpback whales this morning–a total of 12 whales. This afternoon we saw a blue whale and it was a fluker so everyone got great looks at both types of whales.
A red-billed tropicbird circled the boat this morning and we saw a few Craveri’s murrelets as well.
The weather is phenomenal with calm seas and we are about to see a wonderful sunset.
More tomorrow.
Capt Art

2011-01-28T20:53:25-08:00January 28th, 2011|Trip Reports|

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