Colonet Mexico, Memorial Weekend 2006 - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

Kevin · 04-19-2006, 03:02 PM

There is all sorts of reef and kelp between shipwrecks and Quatro casas (to the north). And I believe there is a fishing village just to the south or in the bay from the ship wreck. So I would imagine the fishing would be good all through out that stretch. Surf wise, ship wrecks need a solid south to work otherwise it is a super slow wave better suited for a long board. Quatros is generally bigger with a little more punch.

Chris, that right where you camp, is that only a winter time break, or does it work in the summer, too?

Kevin

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04-19-2006, 03:02 PM	#6
Kevin Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 78	There is all sorts of reef and kelp between shipwrecks and Quatro casas (to the north). And I believe there is a fishing village just to the south or in the bay from the ship wreck. So I would imagine the fishing would be good all through out that stretch. Surf wise, ship wrecks need a solid south to work otherwise it is a super slow wave better suited for a long board. Quatros is generally bigger with a little more punch. Chris, that right where you camp, is that only a winter time break, or does it work in the summer, too? Kevin