Well ...we got to the El Huerfanito ramp the other day. Turns out that this is a private camp area. I found a care taker on the premises, ask if we
could make camp for a few days....."for a six pack of Corona." We gave him a 20 bill. He's an American that is very nice, seems to be there to get
away from society.
Answering my own question from another post..: what does the road look like leading to this ramp"? Firm! A little sand for a 20 feet....then the
concrete...then to the sea's cobblestone. Someone had spent a lot of time clearing and leveling that cobblestone! Even at the very lowest tide...one
can launch with ease.
Second dirt road south of Black Mountain leads you straight to the El Huerfanito ramp.
Fish Report? Ha! The winds blew very hard for three days.
[Edited on 5-6-2010 by mcfez]
castaway$ - 5-6-2010 at 05:13 PM
If thats a picture of the ramp it looks like the tide has come WAAAAAAAY in before you can launch a boat.BajaWarrior - 5-6-2010 at 06:59 PM
mcfez,
is that the American with the two big German Sherpards?mcfez - 5-6-2010 at 07:08 PM
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Originally posted by BajaWarrior
mcfez,
is that the American with the two big German Sherpards?
Yes. The dogz were friendly. He is a retired naval person....unquote.mcfez - 5-6-2010 at 07:10 PM
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Originally posted by castaway$
If thats a picture of the ramp it looks like the tide has come WAAAAAAAY in before you can launch a boat.
No! Thats what so special about it....we put in our boat a few minutes after that pic was taken. The rock clearance continues past the low tide
mark.....somehow they did that! Amazing ramp.
