My brother in law has been planning a trip all year. Wants to launch his trailerable trimaran at Mulege. Is there a functional ramp anywhere? How
about between S. Rosalia and Mulege? Thanks for any advice.Bob and Susan - 9-8-2006 at 05:27 PM
Santa Rosalia is fine...I looked
They just got the road open to the ramp in Mulege today but that road is tough for big boats even at good times
You could just launch at the beach at Naranjos...
I have with my 24 footer
There is always help if you get in troublevgabndo - 9-8-2006 at 05:36 PM
Thanks a lot, I'll pass that along to him. Also thanks for all you are doing to help in Mulege. It was nice to get your mug shots and know who's
posts I was reading.Bob and Susan - 9-8-2006 at 05:46 PM
Actually my builders son is the film commissioner for Baja and he was on TJ TV this morning asking for donations
The local TJ Station is donating a truck to haul supplies to Mulege...
He's a GREAT guy to set this up
Boat launch
RonnieRockCod - 9-8-2006 at 06:08 PM
Vagabundo,
There was a pretty solid dirt ramp at San Lucas Cove, about eight miles south of Santa Rosalia. Right across from San Marcos Island. Perhaps some
one can give currect status. Good Luck, RRCBob and Susan - 9-8-2006 at 07:42 PM
where is your brother in law staying?
Its 50 minutes to Santa Rosalia and 45 minutes San Lucas Cove
The better fisherman go to San Lucas Cove...I don't know why San Lucas Mike might he's a GREAT fisherman-guidevgabndo - 9-8-2006 at 08:21 PM
Hi Bob and Susan:
These guys are "trailer sailers" they will launch at one of your recommendations, sail to Loreto, pick up a third guy and sail on to La Paz. They
have set up some kind of a shuttle. Sort of like river rafting. They've done this a couple times before.
Thanks for your help.Hook - 9-11-2006 at 08:52 AM
How much does your bros trailer sailer draw?
For the typical trailerable sailboat, I'm not sure I'd launch anywhere along the river in Mulege. Who knows how the configuration of the mouth is now
and how much silt has been deposited?Bruce R Leech - 9-11-2006 at 09:07 AM
no fishing In Mulege
the health dept. is not allowing boating and fishing for at least one month from Santa Rosalia to way south of Mulege. one person has already been
fined 30,000 pesos .
It is a trailerable trimaran. Very shallow draft.
vgabndo - 9-11-2006 at 09:45 AM
Hook - 9-11-2006 at 10:38 AM
Quote:
Originally posted by vgabndo
Cool, is it an older F-25/27 or a Corsair? I would love to own one of those one day.
Very odd development with the disallowing of boating in that area. What could possibly be the thinking there? Less chance of dengue on the water.
Personally, I'd launch at San Lucas Cove if the increased distance from Loreto is not an issue. Plenty of room for the setup and it is close to the
pavement. With that shallow draft, you could launch at anything short of a minus tide.
Pretty ballsy bro, to be trying this in the hurricane season. Has he got SSB or a weather fax? Typically, he will be traveling into the wind at this
time of year.toneart - 9-11-2006 at 11:03 AM
Hook,
Where did you read that no boating is allowed? Bruce was relaying Health Dept. edict regarding fishing.toneart - 9-11-2006 at 11:07 AM
