Hi everyone! Previously I made a report where we would be leaving from Cabo to San Diego CA. A boat was delivered for a new owner from San Diego. We take care of taking the boat and keeping it safe. It was a great experience and information that we will provide to new travelers. We have telephone information, where to stop to refuel, etc.
We leave on October 1st at 10 am. We were caught from Cabo to Todos Santos. We caught 42 Dorados, 6 on board and the rest released. We got dinner for a three and a half day sailing trip (we love fresh fish).
Next stop was in Magbay, we refueled the dock in Magbay is deep inside, take precautions with the depths but nothing complicated that cannot be achieved. Outside of Magbay we were fishing in the banks The "Tetis" and the "23 ".
In the bank the Tetis we catch only Wahoo.
The minimum depth was 160 feet, it is a large school with a lot of fish. We did not try to fish bottom because we did not have much time to fish, but a panga was fishing bottom and was catching snapper, grouper and snowy grouper. (The mark on the fish finder was incredible).
Further north we went to the bank on the "23". We were bitten by Wahoo, Tuna, Dorado and Marlin.
Next stop Bahia Tortuga. Here in Bahia Tortuga is a small town where you can buy drinks, lunch and fuel up.
The person in charge of giving you fuel is called Enrique, his phone number is 615 159 7620
The cost of fuel per liter is $ 34 Mexican pesos. In dollars per liter it would be $ 1.7 USD per liter approximately depending on the type of change.
In Isla Cedros we did not have the opportunity to fish since the winds outside the island are too strong and it was late to go in search of fish. We had the opportunity to meet partners and talk with them. His report was that there was a lot of tuna and dorado.
CABO 48FT RANCHERO Delivered to its new owner in Long Beach CA.
Amigos, Any doubt or question you have, do not hesitate to send us a message, if we can help you we will gladly do so.
If you need a crew to send a boat to the north of Baja or send a boat to the south of Baja we can also help you!
We leave on October 1st at 10 am. We were caught from Cabo to Todos Santos. We caught 42 Dorados, 6 on board and the rest released. We got dinner for a three and a half day sailing trip (we love fresh fish).
Next stop was in Magbay, we refueled the dock in Magbay is deep inside, take precautions with the depths but nothing complicated that cannot be achieved. Outside of Magbay we were fishing in the banks The "Tetis" and the "23 ".
In the bank the Tetis we catch only Wahoo.
The minimum depth was 160 feet, it is a large school with a lot of fish. We did not try to fish bottom because we did not have much time to fish, but a panga was fishing bottom and was catching snapper, grouper and snowy grouper. (The mark on the fish finder was incredible).
Further north we went to the bank on the "23". We were bitten by Wahoo, Tuna, Dorado and Marlin.
Next stop Bahia Tortuga. Here in Bahia Tortuga is a small town where you can buy drinks, lunch and fuel up.
The person in charge of giving you fuel is called Enrique, his phone number is 615 159 7620
The cost of fuel per liter is $ 34 Mexican pesos. In dollars per liter it would be $ 1.7 USD per liter approximately depending on the type of change.
In Isla Cedros we did not have the opportunity to fish since the winds outside the island are too strong and it was late to go in search of fish. We had the opportunity to meet partners and talk with them. His report was that there was a lot of tuna and dorado.
CABO 48FT RANCHERO Delivered to its new owner in Long Beach CA.
Amigos, Any doubt or question you have, do not hesitate to send us a message, if we can help you we will gladly do so.
If you need a crew to send a boat to the north of Baja or send a boat to the south of Baja we can also help you!
