Seasons
The marine currents basically set the pattern for the Galapagos Islands weather. The "garua" season June to December is influenced by southern currents coming along the west coast of South America moving towards the Galapagos from the South of the ecuadorian coast there is a yipe of misty rain called garua.By the end of November,the trade winds are not as strong and the "rainy" season begins,due to the warmer currents coming from the west coast of North America down to the north of Ecuador and again due to the Coriolis effect they turn to Galapagos making the surface of the ocean warmer all over the Galapagos increasing precipitation however this rain showers last for no longer than an hour leaving the rest of the day sunny ,warm and beautiful for visits ,In general there is no bad time for visiting the Galapagos Islands.



Fishing
There are over 450 species of fish in the Galapagos Islands,and about 17% of these are endemic (not found anywhere else in the world).

The Galapagos islands due to their location is a migration point for of all varieties of pelagic (ocean surface) feeding fish, Galapagos is definetly true billfish spot offering great opportunities for all Marlins ,black,stiped, & blue.



This are the seasons for sportfishing in the Galapagos Islands


Striped marlin : February - June believe it or not could go from 10 up to 50 a day,this is the peak season however you can catch it any month pretty much

Blue marlin : Mid March up to late August is the highest season but Just as it is with the striped marlin you find it any time

Atun(Tuna) black and yellow fins as well as wahoo,Dorado(mahi-mahi)


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