Baja or Bust

[ful-rac]

Got back from Baja yesterday, was tough fishing, very windy, got a lot of video. I'm going to do the video in a couple of parts, maybe 3 or 4 parts possibly.

And yes I know I misspelled "Continued"...what was I thinking?

Enjoy the video.



PART II
Baja or Bust part
-->II


PART III
Baja or Bust part
--->III


PART IV
Baja or Bust part
--->IV

[YakDout]

Watching that video made me depressed that I wasn't there. I hope the wind stays down this summer in baja. That sucks about your drive did you have a spare? Already waiting for the next vid...

[SDROB]

Wow! Tony your video production keeps getting better and better great video!

Special Thanks to Team Sewer for donating the nice glass tables. They were super sick.

I hope I can actually fish with you guys some time!

It was nice meeting some of the guys like Ful-Rac and others that I have watched and been inspired by here on BWE for years... Can't wait for the next trip!

[Deamon]

I was definitely hesitant to ride all the way down to G.B. with Tony and HIS CAMERA. I mean...puhleeze don't dog me Holmes. But I loved it, cool video again! Keep them coming.

When we pulled up to MakoRoberto's and ROBMONEY's place...WOW, a true million dollar plus property. You definitely found the right place and are very gracious and good peeps, thank you for having us. You two are the real deal.

Caught quite a few fish within the morning and dusk windows. Had several shots at the quality Cabrilla on top water stuff. Unbelievable surface blowups, two hookups, two breakoffs. Best fish for me was a 50# Lemon Shark that chewed on a Spottie attached to my Kroc on the bass rod.

Photo of Tony with his riding glasses on was no joke. It was sandblast city at times. Sideways tent is the wind actually pushing the staked tent to the side. Plus, nothing better than a Baja sunrise...Jim

[roby]

The video looks good....can't wait for the rest.

The wind looks damn serious. Side-ways tent. Tony and his goggles. Jim's comb-over going sideways.

I may have to get a new kind of shelter just for Baja.

[FISH11]

Great first video of the trip. I will definitely be looking for the others to follow. Keep them comming.

[janines.fishtales@cox.net]

Can't wait for the next, I live vicariously thru you!

Janine

[ChristLike]

how long was that drive and how many times did you guys fill up?

[food4less562]

I see you're parking right on the beach, is a 4x4 need for the trip?

[Deamon]

Originally Posted by food4less562

I see you're parking right on the beach, is a 4x4 need for the trip?

That's the beauty of this specific location. There's a level of risk that some/most aren't willing to take. But that's also why this is a pristine spot. I saw three vehicles get stuck while there (including us). Is that a lot? That depends on your tolerance and stress level. Sand is sand. LJ Shores can be nice and firm or it can be a vehicle trap and everything in between. Same with Baja. The real questions go back at you...What's the level of risk you're willing to take? If you get stuck, do you have the things needed to get your self out? What's the probability that someone nearby can help you. Weigh those factors and make the decision.

That's a plus about going in a caravan (there are minuses!):
there's usually a good truck in the group
you've got experienced people who know the area
If you really need something, someone's usually brought it...tow strap, compressor, etc...

Hope this helps, Jim

[easyday]

Originally Posted by Deamon

That's the beauty of this specific location. There's a level of risk that some/most aren't willing to take. But that's also why this a pristine almost untouched spot. I saw three vehicles get stuck while there (including us). Is that a lot? That depends on your tolerance and stress level. Sand is sand. LJ Shores can be nice and firm or it can be a vehicle trap and everything in between. Same with Baja. The real questions go back at you...What's the level of risk you're willing to take? If you get stuck, do you have the things needed to get your self out? What's the probability that someone nearby can help you. Weigh those factors and make the decision.

That's a plus about going in a caravan (there are minuses!):
there's usually a good truck in the group
you've got experienced people who know the area
If you really need something, someone's usually brought it...tow strap, compressor, etc...

Hope this helps, Jim

Hopefully I can join soon and if I do I would be bringing a sand anchor and a come along for sure.

[Chuck D]

Great video Tony, hope to see some YT in the next one! Nice pics Jim, looks like the wind got the best of you. Great to see you guys got there safe and had a good time. Cant wait till June

[Bert Vega]

Great video Tony! Looking forward to watch the other upcoming videos

[Squid Vicious]

.....great vid

[wiredantz]

Conditions look Fierce look at all those whitecaps.

[rhyak]

Dont worry about the spelling this is a fishing bee not a spelling bee... OWE I want down, let me down there please. I am itching can not wait till part 2 or part 3 and well if there is a part 4 let it conitinue on...

[dorado50]

May, June, July, and Aug. so damn hot in a kayak you welcome the wind!. Got to pick your days and times. There really are wind patterns on the sea of cortez.

[ful-rac]

Just added part 2!

[jorluivil]

Killer video!

Can't wait to see part 3

[octico]

Awesome video .... you should get a show on a local network! F'ing awesome entertainment!