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Old 09-11-2017, 02:20 PM   #1
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That video just sold me on it. Damn, totally regret passing this up!

How far out is that island? From the report you sound totally stoked but it seemed like pretty slow fishing.

How "4WD required" is that trip? Is it the sand/beach launches or is there high clearance required areas? I've never been to Baja so I really have no clue....
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Old 09-11-2017, 03:25 PM   #2
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That video just sold me on it. Damn, totally regret passing this up!

How far out is that island? From the report you sound totally stoked but it seemed like pretty slow fishing.

How "4WD required" is that trip? Is it the sand/beach launches or is there high clearance required areas? I've never been to Baja so I really have no clue....
The island is 4.5-4.8 miles from camp. I'm also certain that you can arrange a Panga to drop you and your kayak at the island if you wanted to avoid the 10-15 mile paddle. There are actually several islands out there. Some of the footage is from Isla Willard which is actually connected to land during low tide.

I am stoked on the trip, and I do feel that fishing was a bit slow in the sense of the size of the fish not quantity. We were catching 40 fish a day. The storm stirred things up and its also the tail end of the season down there.

4WD is really nice down there and really opens up your launch spots. But it's really not necessary. There is a hardpacked road most everywhere that gets to within 100-150 ft of the water. So all you need is kayak cart. 4wd just gets you up and down the beach and within 5 ft of the water.

SDROB goes down there in his Honda Accord with no issue.
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Old 09-12-2017, 06:00 AM   #3
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From the looks of the video, you had a great time despite the rough weather start. Awesome to get to tangle with a rooster.
Did you see Bob down there? He was supposed to be down first part of last week to check on the house after the storm.

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From the looks of the video, you had a great time despite the rough weather start. Awesome to got to tangle with a rooster.
Did you see Bob down there? He was supposed to be down first part of last week to check on the house after the storm.
Yes, Bob was there and looked healthy and well. He was down there with a group of people. We had a few conversations with him.
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Old 09-12-2017, 09:43 AM   #5
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Yes, Bob was there and looked healthy and well. He was down there with a group of people. We had a few conversations with him.

Nice post Denis, good pictures too, love the golden.
ADVENTURE YES, our group had a ball to. EOD and his friend Brian were there too, great trip even if the fish were nt in full bite mode, we got a few Onarge Mouth Corvina off the beach too.
Free Fmm's were a hassel to turn in. Tight Lines amigos.
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Old 09-12-2017, 10:21 AM   #6
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Great report Denis! Rob and I were planning on heading until we saw the weather forecast a few days before. Heading down for 10 days in October.
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