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Old 07-22-2015, 03:07 PM   #1
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Sounds good.

Will discuss it later as we get close.
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Old 08-10-2015, 08:06 PM   #2
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If you buy the groceries I will cook dinner for your turn of cooking for the group. This way you will save money and we will get a better meal. This offer goes for anyone on the trip.
Buddha that is a generous offer I'd like to take you up on . I'm willing to work in the kitchen doing grunt work/cleaning, etc. If you are still good with the offer, then give me a list of groceries to buy/bring, and people won't have to suffer through my cooking .
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Old 08-10-2015, 08:14 PM   #3
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So new truck has arrived, I will have room for two anglers and two yaks. I will do my meal at the resturant to help them stay open, you know use it or loose it. They are my neighbors.
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Old 07-21-2015, 07:57 PM   #4
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After having a chat with Makobob......count me in.

I do, however, need someone to carpool with. We can split gas in my F250 but I would prefer to chip in on gas with someone that has a vehicle that is more fuel efficient.
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Old 07-21-2015, 09:49 PM   #5
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Yep I'm still in.
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Old 07-22-2015, 03:12 PM   #7
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After having a chat with Makobob......count me in.

I do, however, need someone to carpool with. We can split gas in my F250 but I would prefer to chip in on gas with someone that has a vehicle that is more fuel efficient.

Not sure if 4Runner has a better gas millage. My concern is room for the second kayak. If someone else can bring your kayak, then we can car pool in mine.
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Old 07-23-2015, 10:33 AM   #8
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Not sure if 4Runner has a better gas millage. My concern is room for the second kayak. If someone else can bring your kayak, then we can car pool in mine.
if you guys have never met Hashem, you should! He's a great guy and used to show me around SoCal whenever I was down there. If I could find the time off work I'd drive all the way down from Norcal to make this trip.

Hashem is a Cowboys fan though, so there's at least one knock against him
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Old 07-23-2015, 10:55 AM   #9
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Long time no see Ben.

Few days back I was talking about you to Ken.

Good to see you are around, and thanks for your kind words.
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Old 08-11-2015, 12:50 PM   #10
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What kind of truck did you get bob? I'm online at hotel serenidad in muleje right now.
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Old 08-11-2015, 02:05 PM   #11
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I got a 2015 Dodge Ram 2500 Crew Cab Long bed 4x4 Super duty. Twin batteries, twin 220 amp alternators. 18" wheels should get me there, where ever there IS. BAJA or BUST!!!

So as the guys let me know where they want to go, it is game on. Time to explore the Baja, one road at a time.
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Old 08-15-2015, 09:16 AM   #12
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Well, last night I gently broke the news about my trip to the Mrs.
No objection and I am go 100% barring unforeseen events. This morning I watched a show by Stoked On Fishing about a boat trip to Gonzaga.
I am getting a list together as well as a list of questions. I would like to post it here if it is ok with Bob, so others can benefit from them.

Otherwise, I can PM it to Bob if he prefers.


I also found this on YouTube to get us excited about the trip:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=we9Kr9GtJS0

This is the first of a series.

Thanks for the putting up team Sewer.

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Old 08-15-2015, 06:35 PM   #13
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[QUOTE=Mahigeer;237742]Well, last night I gently broke the news about my trip to the Mrs.



Not a problem if you post here. That way everyone can help answer.
Looking at the SEWER video is always fun. Yep some of us have BEEN THERE, AND DONE THAT. AND most of us keep coming back for more.
Join the club and enjoy Baja. Tight lines.
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Old 08-15-2015, 08:05 PM   #14
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Red face

The questions below are for those of us who have never been to Gonzaga. Some may seem too obvious, but I rather ask to make sure everything goes smooth on the trip. Thanks for your help.fficeffice" />>>
If the answers are below each question and with different color, it will stand out and easy to follow.>>
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Q: Where and when do we meet? Can I meet you at your house to transfer my gear? I need extra time before the group meets to load up your car.>>
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Q: is there a safe place to leave my SUV while I am gone? >>
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Q: Will we be stopping to get Pesos, or should I buy them before hand?>>
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Q: Once we are there; is there a place to get ice and or water? Perhaps at a walking distance.>>
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Q: Should I (may I) bring a vacuum pack devise to preserve fish fillets? It would require ice to keep them fresh until I get home.>>
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Q: Buddha has offered to cook for me if I provide groceries. Is there a place to buy them on the way? >>
If so I need to contact Buddha as what to get and how much of it. I can also pay for the food at the restaurant.>>
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Q: Is there power at the house, besides generator?>>
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Q: What to bring for sleeping? Tent, cot, sleeping bag, etc.>>
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Q: I know about the very reasonable fee for the domestic water usage. What are the bathroom arrangements?>>
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Q: Can you list the fish that is not allowed to be kept in Mexico? I know the daily bag limit is five (5) fish of the same species for the total of ten (10) total. Dorado has a limit of two (2). I can post a complete regulation, but it does not indicate what species are protected.>>
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Q: Do you take any bait from US? Is that allowed?>>
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Q: Do I need to bring a kayak cart? Regular or Wheeleez?



There may be more questions later if it is ok.>>
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Thanks.>>
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Old 08-15-2015, 11:48 PM   #15
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Looking forward to make the trip with Bob and Gr8fuldude.

I will be bringing a fly rod as well, same as Gr8fuldude.

With Bob's new truck and Gr8's ability to speak Spanish, we are in good (ney) great hands.


Can a new list of anglers that going be posted? I know it may change, but it is good to know somewhat right now.
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Old 08-16-2015, 10:12 AM   #16
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Mr Pukashell
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These are the people I show as being in on this trip. Help an old man out, If I missed you please let me know you soonest, if you cannot go please let me know so others might take your spot.

As to Hashem's questions. Hashem and Gr8ful will meet me at my house no later than 3:30 am on the morning of 17 October, The rest will meet us at Johnnys Shell station in El Cajon no later than 5am. 693 Hillside terrace #5a, Vista 92084, is my address. Johnnys shell is at 67 and N. Magnolia ave 515 N. Magnolia in El Cajon just off of the 8. There is off street parking for Hashem ang Gr8ful at my place.
We will not be stoping for pesos. Your USD will spend in Baja but the rate might sufferso if you want pesos you need to get them before the trip.
Once we get to my place the nearest place to buy anything is in Gonzaga about 10 miles by road, so you need to bring everything you need. We usually make 2-3 ice runs during the trip. They do have water, soda, beer but at a preimum.
If you want to vacuum bag that is up to you. Usually the first half of the trip we only keep fish for meals. The last half we keep fish to come home. Bring lots of bags as others will want to use your bagger too.
Buying groceries on the way is a no go. You will be taking fishing time from everyone. Get everything you need before leaving San Diego.
WE are 95 miles from electrical power. My generator is large enough for our needs. Bring a POWER STRIP and your chargers. Power is usually run late afternoon until bed time.
Bathrooms???? this is Baja so the restroom in quaint, flush toilet, and shower, not hot and cold. Thereare also the same at thr resturant and he rents palaps for $30 a night with room for 3-4 people which includes showers and toilet. If we eat at the restraunt and bring the meat they will charge $5.00 per person for cooking plus rice, beans whatever they have, salsa tortillas. You pay for your own drinks.
As to fish. We do not kill Roster fish, PLEASE. Totuava will land you in a mexican jail as will turtles. Best eating fish are YT, cabrilla, bass ,WSB, snapper, dorado and triggers for cevechi. Bait we usually do not bring, it is up to you but really not needed. Making bait in not usually productive, but.............................Hope this helps, as to bedding I have extra cots but they are old. I use a cot and sleeping bay, sleeping on the ground is not good. Snakes, scorpions, bugs. Usually space inside for cot and bag. Some use the camprite tent cot. Some use a tent. Your choice, just remember three of us will be traveling in one truck, so if you dont need it leave it home. BRING enough fishing tackle, there are no tackle stores. Crockodiles, Iron, cast masters, repalas and lead heads and plastics. Make sure your rods, reels, drags are ready. Hope this answers your questions. Tight lines.


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The questions below are for those of us who have never been to Gonzaga. Some may seem too obvious, but I rather ask to make sure everything goes smooth on the trip. Thanks for your help.fficeffice" />>>
If the answers are below each question and with different color, it will stand out and easy to follow.>>
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Q: Where and when do we meet? Can I meet you at your house to transfer my gear? I need extra time before the group meets to load up your car.>>
>>
Q: is there a safe place to leave my SUV while I am gone? >>
>>
Q: Will we be stopping to get Pesos, or should I buy them before hand?>>
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Q: Once we are there; is there a place to get ice and or water? Perhaps at a walking distance.>>
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Q: Should I (may I) bring a vacuum pack devise to preserve fish fillets? It would require ice to keep them fresh until I get home.>>
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Q: Buddha has offered to cook for me if I provide groceries. Is there a place to buy them on the way? >>
If so I need to contact Buddha as what to get and how much of it. I can also pay for the food at the restaurant.>>
>>
Q: Is there power at the house, besides generator?>>
>>
Q: What to bring for sleeping? Tent, cot, sleeping bag, etc.>>
>>
Q: I know about the very reasonable fee for the domestic water usage. What are the bathroom arrangements?>>
>>
Q: Can you list the fish that is not allowed to be kept in Mexico? I know the daily bag limit is five (5) fish of the same species for the total of ten (10) total. Dorado has a limit of two (2). I can post a complete regulation, but it does not indicate what species are protected.>>
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Q: Do you take any bait from US? Is that allowed?>>
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There may be more questions later if it is ok.>>
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Thanks.>>
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P.S. How can I prevent the icons (ffic office, >>) from showing up each time I post?
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Old 08-16-2015, 10:34 AM   #17
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The questions below are for those of us who have never been to Gonzaga. Some may seem too obvious, but I rather ask to make sure everything goes smooth on the trip. Thanks for your help.fficeffice" />>>
If the answers are below each question and with different color, it will stand out and easy to follow.>>
>>
>>
Q: Where and when do we meet? Can I meet you at your house to transfer my gear? I need extra time before the group meets to load up your car.>>
>>
Q: is there a safe place to leave my SUV while I am gone? >>
>>
Q: Will we be stopping to get Pesos, or should I buy them before hand?>>
>>
Q: Once we are there; is there a place to get ice and or water? Perhaps at a walking distance.>>
>>
Q: Should I (may I) bring a vacuum pack devise to preserve fish fillets? It would require ice to keep them fresh until I get home.>>
>>
Q: Buddha has offered to cook for me if I provide groceries. Is there a place to buy them on the way[/B]? >>
If so I need to contact Buddha as what to get and how much of it. I can also pay for the food at the restaurant.>>
>>
Q: Is there power at the house, besides generator?>>
>>
Q: What to bring for sleeping? Tent, cot, sleeping bag, etc.>>
>>
Q: I know about the very reasonable fee for the domestic water usage. What are the bathroom arrangements?>>
>>
Q: Can you list the fish that is not allowed to be kept in Mexico? I know the daily bag limit is five (5) fish of the same species for the total of ten (10) total. Dorado has a limit of two (2). I can post a complete regulation, but it does not indicate what species are protected.>>
>>
Q: Do you take any bait from US? Is that allowed?>>
>>
>>
Q: Do I need to bring a kayak cart? Regular or Wheeleez?



There may be more questions later if it is ok.>>
>>
Thanks.>>
>>

P.S. How can I prevent the icons (ffic office, >>) from showing up each time I post?
I think the best thing you can do is to bring a cooler and bring the meats and veggies with you. I can cook the first or early days for you so that the food will still be fresh. Just PM me on what you want me to cook for you and I will tell you what to buy.

I would recommend wheeleez carts.
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Old 09-01-2015, 06:20 PM   #18
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Is there still room on the Baja bus to fish town for one more?


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Old 09-01-2015, 09:30 PM   #19
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There is room and the bus is not full yet. I can lead you guys to fish but the rest is up to you.
I got back this afternoon. Bass, triggers, cabrilla, corvina, Sierra, roosters, needlefish, seen or caught........ 3 GROUPER to 200lbs caught last week at island. Taxman was NOT to be scene. Whale shark and turtles hanging around. Yt and dorado seen in area. Also Skippies. You just never know, water temps were 88 degrees and winds were less than 10mph wind temps 85 low at night 105 high. Tight lines, Disney Land trip is coming soon, tight lines.


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