Originally posted by Pompano
Bajaden...fishing in Mulege waters is going to be easy as pie for you. You are going to be spending most of your time trying for yellowtail, snapper,
cabrilla, grouper, triggerfish, dorado, and whatever you finally determine is your 'style'. You are going to meet dozens of fellow fishermen who will
gladly share information with you or invite you out fishing. Lots of local fishermen hang at Jungle Jim's on the river next to Oasis from 4:00 pm to
6:00 or so. Also the new Pelican Reef Bar & Grill downtown Mulege across from the square will give up a few fishing tales.
Thanks for the info. I've been coming to mulege for several years and Im familiar with both those places. Sorry you won't be there, but I know its
pretty warm at that time of the year. Don't have a boat yet so I'll have to hitch a ride for a while unless I buy one before I come down. Thanks to
everyone for all the info.
Den....
If bar scenes are not on your menu, then check out the 2 boat ramps at the estuary and talk to the local guides. Alejendro, Mateo, Gringo, Manuel,
Bony, Felix, ..you will meet many for more information than you will remember. Check out the filet station at the Oasis when the fleet comes back.
Always something happening there. Tight lines!
Equip yourself at any good tackle shop catering to salt water fishermen. If in San Diego try Hook, Line, and Sinker - Fishermen's Landing - Bob's
Tackle - SquidCo - all these are in Shelter Island and Sports Arena area of SD. Just tell the expert on duty where you are fishing and stock up.
July will have you knee deep in dorado here in Mulege...maybe some tuna and billfish thrown in for good measure. If I was going to be here then, you
would be more than welcome in my boat...but I will be on a different shore by then. |