Puerto Rico Fishing April 16: Mahi, Snook, and Snapper Fire Up
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Tides are looking prime: low tide at 4:30 AM, high around 10:45 AM, then dropping again by 5 PM—fish the incoming for best results as currents stir up the reefs. Mahi-mahi and wahoo are firing off offshore, with recent reports from local charters showing limits of 20-40 lb bulls on live ballyhoo or rigged mullet. Inshore, snook and tarpon are slamming around mangroves, pulling 10-30 fish days on cut shrimp or live pilchards. Snapper—lane and mangrove—are stacking up on wrecks, with hauls of 50+ lbs per trip using squid chunks or jigs. Jacks and barracuda are aggressive bonuses, hitting fast.
For lures, nothing beats a **Rapala X-Rap** in sardine or mullet patterns for surface explosions on mahi—twitch it erratically. ChatterBaits or bladed jigs shine near structure for snapper and jacks. Live shrimp through the tail on a 4/0 circle hook is killer for bottom feeders; let 'em swim off before setting. Top bait? Fresh mullet or ballyhoo, hands down.
Hot spots: Hit **La Parguera reefs** for deep drop snapper action, or **Crash Boat Beach** in Aguadilla for shore casting to roving pelagics—both lit up right now.
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