YOU and BAJA

[makobob]

Originally Posted by YakHanded

There is that river mouth at Rancho Cepeda north of San Quintin looks intriguing - never been there

*might be dry from what i can tell by the satellite images but looks like a good place to feesh/launch

I will be at San Quintin for my Halibut tourney on 6 June and will try and check it out with the locals while I am there. That WHOLE coast line is open to the pacific, and fishy. WSB, Halibut, Reds, Ling, Tails, Tuna, Bass are all available in this area. 75 lb WSB are caught almost every year along this coast. And some giant surf perch from the beaches winter here. Soccoro is prime, if you can get off the beach.

[YakHanded]

Originally Posted by makobob

I will be at San Quintin for my Halibut tourney on 6 June and will try and check it out with the locals while I am there. That WHOLE coast line is open to the pacific, and fishy. WSB, Halibut, Reds, Ling, Tails, Tuna, Bass are all available in this area. 75 lb WSB are caught almost every year along this coast. And some giant surf perch from the beaches winter here. Soccoro is prime, if you can get off the beach.

Bob, really trying to make that San Quintin Halibut tourney in June - just figuring out work - I think I am going to try and make it down to the area memorial day weekend though. What is Soccoro? and is it known for surf or something what do you mean 'get off the beach'?

thanks!
Anthony

[makobob]

Originally Posted by YakHanded

Bob, really trying to make that San Quintin Halibut tourney in June - just figuring out work - I think I am going to try and make it down to the area memorial day weekend though. What is Soccoro? and is it known for surf or something what do you mean 'get off the beach'?

thanks!
Anthony

This is all open to the pacific ocean so the waves can get pretty big. Some afternoon wind and it is very hard to beach land. Launching can be rough too. Soccoro is an area south of San Quintin that holds WSB of legendary size.

[paddle man]

BOB YOU AND I TALK ABOUT MAG BAY AT YOUR PLACE AND I SAID SUMMER ON PACIFIC SIDE YOU SAID WINTER TIME YOUR RIGHT FROM WHAT I READ FOR FISHING BIG GROUPER AND OTHER SPICES I'M IN FOR MAG BAY TRIP IF WE CAN GET COUPLE MORE PEOPLE

[makobob]

Originally Posted by paddle man

BOB YOU AND I TALK ABOUT MAG BAY AT YOUR PLACE AND I SAID SUMMER ON PACIFIC SIDE YOU SAID WINTER TIME YOUR RIGHT FROM WHAT I READ FOR FISHING BIG GROUPER AND OTHER SPICES I'M IN FOR MAG BAY TRIP IF WE CAN GET COUPLE MORE PEOPLE

Right now that would be EastLosYaker, You, ME and Buddha if he can get the time off. My choice would be 26 Dec through 10 Jan 2016, we might cut a day off one end and leave on the 27th. I should have my new truck before then so I can carry Two others if we keep the gear and food light.

[PapaDave]

Hi Bob, could you list what trips are already setup? I would like to try to go but may have to do it spontaneously.

[Denis_Ruso]

I would probably, be in for camping in Baja.

No specific spot but I would do everything I can to make it. Work would keep me from doing that long of a trip though. I could maybe do a week.

[makobob]

Originally Posted by PapaDave

Hi Bob, could you list what trips are already setup? I would like to try to go but may have to do it spontaneously.

6 June San Quintin Halibut tournament

24-30 June Gonzaga Bay

27 July-9 August Asuncion/Abreojos visit ROSSMAN

8-17 Sept Private trip to Gonzaga

17-24 October Gonzaga best trip of 2014

23 Nov-3 Dec Asuncion/Abreosos visit ROSSMAN

26 Dec-9 Jan 2016 New Years in Mag Bay visit ROSSMAN

New Years trip still needs two anglers to happen. And on a personal note I could use a few more anglers for the San Quintin Tournament on 6 June, however I understand the fishing could get HOT here at the same time. Tight lines.