2008 Islander Trips

[Holy Mackerel]

Originally Posted by madscientist

I know from experience that they provide "paddle thru" service (and probably delivery if requested). Love those guys.

Dave Easton fished from 6AM to 6PM, they brought him his cheese burger via Zodiac, and replenished my cerveza needs!

Anyone know what the structure, fishing, etc is like around Todos Santos? Are there kelps?

This is a quality trip, it will be fun to get back on the Islander again!

[tattuna]

I wish there was a boat that did these trips leaving outta the L.A. area! Since there's not, I'm gonna make the drive down south for it. Should be good!

[Corey]

I'm on for Todos Santos June 6-8.

[Iceman]

I wish there was a boat that did these trips leaving outta the L.A. area

Charles I am workin on it!.......Cat and the Channel Islands

[tattuna]

Originally Posted by Iceman

Charles I am workin on it!.......Cat and the Channel Islands

That'll be sweet! For now I signed up for the second Santos trip.

[fongman]

Does the Todos Santos trip include Mexican fishing license?

Btw, do kayaks require Mex boat licenses or just motor-powered boats?

[lamb]

I'm in

[lamb]

Originally Posted by fongman

Does the Todos Santos trip include Mexican fishing license?

Btw, do kayaks require Mex boat licenses or just motor-powered boats?

Kayak needs Mex boat license for sure, so does each kayaker. Last time I checked, every person on board vessel with fishing gear had to have a license - even if they don't fish. There are some other creative limitations such as only one line with a hook in the water at one time. That's the law, at least it was the last time I checked.

The chance anyone is enforcing it - slim. But it may happen... Watch out for their NAVY ships.

Not sure if that arranged on these trips. Probably not. We all had to have Mex licenses for our boats and ourselves on San Carlos trips.

...though local crew was assuring us that as long as we have one license on board, we're fine.