Guide Report
San Ignacio lagoon, Baja Ca. Sur. Mexico
Campo Cortez at Laguna San Ignacio
Week of Feb. 21-25
By Christopher Match
Highs in the upper 60s
Lows in the mid 40s
5-40mph winds
We had a great trip exploring the Mangroves on
one of the whale watching trips to take shelter from the winds, as we searched
for the Tricolored Heron. We can only enter the Mangrove maze on the high
tides. We did manage to have some mellow winds for a bulk of the whale watching
experience where we had a chance to play with "Princessa" and even an
occasional cow and calf.
Again, as I have stated before, on the windier whale
watching segments there seems to be more spy hopping and breaches. Almost as if
the whales utilize the fast currents with the winds to help gain speed for the
breaching and perhaps spy hopping to get a closer look at it's surroundings. 
Overall, this too, was another amazing whale watching experience. When the
winds kick down, you can really feel the warmth of the desert heat while you
soak up some Vitamin D while sipping on a margarita or a cool beer.
We are looking forward to the adventure that awaits for the next
group to arrive today.
All the best,
Christopher Match
Whale Watching & Sea Kayaking Guide
Baja Ecotours
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