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Ranchito for sale in Bahia Asuncion

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shari - 6-25-2019 at 09:20 AM

An old friend of mine had a terrible tragedy I wont get into but he is forced to sell his little ranchito on the outskirts of Bahia Asuncion. When he took me to see it I fell in love with the place! My mind reeled with all the possibilities for it...organic market garden, raising burrow & food animals like rabbits, chickens, pigs etc. (ummm bacon!) Maybe some cute little rustic cabins...petting farm???



It is an acre and at the top of a hill with a beautiful view of the bay and the village. It is next to a large arroyo too and has some fruit trees and garden area started.





The house is a one bedroom rustic style ranch house on solar but lots of potential. At the moment there is no electricity there but supposedly CFE has a project to bring power out to the area as there are many new ranchitos there. The water line isnt too far away but at the moment he just gets it from the well and stores it in tinacos for watering etc.



As it is not in the municipality it is not subject to property taxes and building permits and you can either get a fideicomiso or not so cheaper closing costs...If some of us split it I will pay for the title.
The owner was going to split it into a few lots to sell separately which in my opinion is a shame as the beauty of the property is all the space to do all the cool things you can do on a ranchito. So I said I would post it here to see if there were any interested buyers before he splits it up.

I love this place and would certainly consider buying it between a couple of us if any of my amigos are interested. He is asking for $25,000 US so maybe 2 or 3 of us put in a few grande..Rancho Nomad?

Paco Facullo - 6-25-2019 at 09:28 AM

I visited the Ranchito last week with Sheri and I can agree with all that Sheri has said.
Super cool place and vibe .

I was thinking about starting Bahía Asunción’s first bar/hoar house but I’m not sure they are ready for that ????

shari - 6-25-2019 at 09:37 AM

Hmmm...well I did mention a petting farm...hahaha:biggrin:

norte - 6-25-2019 at 09:43 AM

Question. How do you get a fideicomiso for 1 acre? I thought there was a limit. Is it Ejido property or titled? Since this is not in town, is it in the biosphere and under the control of the environmental organization? Would the partnership be in a corporation?

How much taxes would have to be paid and where would we get our workers is it was a ladies bar?

motoged - 6-25-2019 at 09:53 AM

Well, if folks want to run a bar and house of ill-repute in Bahia Asuncion.....you might have to stand in line....another Asuncion gringa resident has been floating that idea for her place in town....

I suppose the lonely and horny could support two such establishments......for a night or two.....:lol:

Running a market garden without water wouldn't work too well...

[Edited on 6-25-2019 by motoged]

shari - 6-25-2019 at 10:36 AM

Quote: Originally posted by norte  
Question. How do you get a fideicomiso for 1 acre? I thought there was a limit. Is it Ejido property or titled? Since this is not in town, is it in the biosphere and under the control of the environmental organization? Would the partnership be in a corporation?

How much taxes would have to be paid and where would we get our workers is it was a ladies bar?


One can get a fidecomiso for an ejido lot but in this case it is not necessary unless one wanted to go that route. A simple Notario transaction to put it in someone's name is enough. Yes it is in the reserve.

I am really fishing here for people I know and trust to go in on this cool little project so probably no corporation unless we wanted to go this route later.

Paco Facullo - 6-25-2019 at 11:15 AM

Ya , BajaGypsy’s plan for a new bar is way better and more attainable than mine..

Heck, I’d happily spend ALL the profits and then some ??

Timinator - 6-25-2019 at 12:28 PM

So is it on Ejido land or not?

fishbuck - 6-25-2019 at 12:59 PM

I will definatly visit both and do my part.
How is the runway condition.
I know another pilot with a twin cessna.
I been trying to get him to fly it down...
This might "consumate" the deal;)

And whatever happen to Jonsey?


[Edited on 6-25-2019 by fishbuck]

fishbuck - 6-25-2019 at 01:06 PM

Quote: Originally posted by shari  
Quote: Originally posted by norte  
Question. How do you get a fideicomiso for 1 acre? I thought there was a limit. Is it Ejido property or titled? Since this is not in town, is it in the biosphere and under the control of the environmental organization? Would the partnership be in a corporation?

How much taxes would have to be paid and where would we get our workers is it was a ladies bar?


One can get a fidecomiso for an ejido lot but in this case it is not necessary unless one wanted to go that route. A simple Notario transaction to put it in someone's name is enough. Yes it is in the reserve.

I am really fishing here for people I know and trust to go in on this cool little project so probably no corporation unless we wanted to go this route later.


You know I'm looking for Fishbuck South camp. I got norte covered. And as far as cool...
You seen my pics...:cool:

fishbuck - 6-25-2019 at 01:12 PM



And look what I just learned how to do...
I'll be a good ranch hand.;)

Don Jorge - 6-25-2019 at 04:02 PM

Quote: Originally posted by shari  
The water line isnt too far away but at the moment he just gets it from the well and stores it in tinacos for watering etc.


Is the water well you mention on the property and is it included?

AKgringo - 6-25-2019 at 06:08 PM

I would like to have a place I could spend part of the year, and I like the Asuncion area, but I would need to set foot on the property first.

I would want to check it out at first light, check out the surrounding area, park on (or near) the property and let the evening surround me (and my dog).

I wish I was down there now, but because of family commitments, I can't see getting on the road until the last week of July!

I recently sold my place in Anchorage, so I should be talking to Udo about his place!

Shari, what kind of costs would be on top of the sale price?

Bajazly - 6-25-2019 at 06:17 PM

This could be my summer get away from the heat spot. I would be into discussing a share of this property.

fishbuck - 6-25-2019 at 06:40 PM

Udo's house is very cool. Buy the next door house too.
If ever there was a ready built fishcamp!

advrider - 6-25-2019 at 07:03 PM

So how far is it from the beach/town? Isn't this the same town that Blanca's place is? Is there a well on grounds or are they hauling water in and from where/how far?

shari - 6-26-2019 at 09:54 AM

Sorry I have been offline celebrating birthdays & graduations here in the village. Bajazly & AK..message me your phone # and when I can call you to discuss possible scenarios if you are serious.

Maybe 5 minutes to the beach driving slow. I will ask the owner how far to the ocean and how far to get the water line hook up(the closest neighbor has it).

He told me they all get water from the well outlet 2 minutes down the road but I would get a line dug for the property.

It is not in the municipality and was ejido land that now has personal titles...I have seen the title...so it is not in the ejido common land.

AKgringo - 6-26-2019 at 05:18 PM

Shari, U2U sent!

Advrider, I may have accidently sent it to you also!

advrider - 6-26-2019 at 05:27 PM

You did, but I answered back anyway, LOL...

fishbuck - 6-27-2019 at 12:42 AM

Secret negotiations?
I think we are going to have a baby!

fishbuck - 6-28-2019 at 01:47 AM

I love Juan and Shari's... but that town needs a real fishcamp...
Somebody help me out here...
Fall Convoy...?
That is what I'm thinking...
Summer Convoy better...
Nomad party at the Ranch...?
Please...

AKgringo - 6-28-2019 at 08:12 AM

I think that B.A. has what it needs, more development would make it less attractive to me! I have to admit that a bank in town would come in handy sometimes.

David K - 6-28-2019 at 08:42 AM

24 hour Electricity arrived followed by telephone and Internet
We welcomed Shari to Baja Nomad with her one bed B&B
Asunción was 'discovered' by more Nomads
Juan built the Rock Room and then more
Then came the paved road
Then came the Pemex station
This is how towns grow in Baja. But, not always in the same order! L.A. Bay got the paved road first.

AKgringo - 6-28-2019 at 09:10 AM

I should have said it will make it less attractive to me, because nothing remains frozen in time.....except my tech skills!

shari - 6-28-2019 at 02:22 PM

an ATM would be a dream for sure...the Leyes Cooperativa store does take gringo credit cards! And I wouldnt turn my nose up at gelato...jajajaja
I personally am proud of how slow and sweet Asuncion is growing...the best things were the road being paved and a real gas station...well that is after we got electricity, water, phones and internet of course...

now there are a few more eateries, places to stay, hyperbaric chamber, astro turf baseball stadium, better groceries and ice cream options, more locals are able to have their own houses now with a government financing program and beautiful flowers and trees planted on the main street boulevard....and the latest improvement is the sea wall!!!! It happened slowly with no influx of gringos...just a nice little village growing with some government support.

fishbuck - 6-28-2019 at 03:53 PM

It sounds so peaceful... I hear waves lapping the beach... I'm getting a little sleepy...;)

[Edited on 6-28-2019 by fishbuck]

Archie - 6-28-2019 at 04:14 PM

I happened to be there this week. We´re working with the delegado and the ejido to finally put some order in the trash dump. There was a fire a few weeks ago that finally caught attention from the authorities.

Always liked the place, went to eat a delicious "caracol a la mexicana" at Yoli´s place, then a short walk on the beachfront.

I say that when they put a traffic light in Guerrero Negro, i will move to Asunción... and when they catch up with that, i´ll go to Tortugas.

norte - 6-28-2019 at 04:47 PM

MOre government help is needed. without a true land fill (means $$$ equipmenT or hauling it out....whats to be done?

mtgoat666 - 6-28-2019 at 06:16 PM

The problem with most waste management in baja is that they dump it on the ground (sometimes burn it) then wind and scavengers spread the refuse.
Doubt most communities can afford a lined landfill like 1st world. But the simple alternative they can afford is to daily bury the refuse. Simple process of dumping trash in orderly fashion, then covering the waste by end of day to prevent animals and wind distributing trash.

mtgoat666 - 6-28-2019 at 06:18 PM

Re shari’s Story, I do like the benefits of government,... socialism is good thing!

fishbuck - 6-28-2019 at 10:11 PM

The little town is so cool.
A "fisherman friendly" cantina perferedly directly adjacent to a "fishcamp"
It's a 2.5 fricken day drive people!
Please make a place for me and my kind.
I can over run you with gringos but I need to sell this a bit harder....
Please help me out some!
How about a masseuse in at the camp...
And we don't care what language she speaks...;)

motoged - 6-28-2019 at 11:12 PM

Quote: Originally posted by fishbuck  
The little town is so cool.
A "fisherman friendly" cantina perferedly directly adjacent to a "fishcamp"
It's a 2.5 fricken day drive people!
Please make a place for me and my kind.
I can over run you with gringos but I need to sell this a bit harder....
Please help me out some!
How about a masseuse in at the camp...
And we don't care what language she speaks...;)


I can't stay out of this any longer....:mad::fire:

I have met people in Asuncion who have fished with FF and they all reported he was ignoring his guides expectations and physically putting others in the panga at risk with slap-dash fishing efforts and was generally a disrespectful loud-mouthed yahoo.

One of the great things about Bahia Asuncion is that it is NOT overrun by gringos

His comments above list ALL the things Bahia Asuncion does NOT need. His archaic idea of what a "fishcamp" is simply stupid....Asuncion has fishing cooperatives that represent professional fish management....and could teach this clown a few things about fishing.

Asuncion does NOT need " a place for me and my kind"....it is a wonderful place because his kind don't stay for more than a day or two.

While there seems to be a small group (ie. 2 people) who joke about having a bar and bordello as a means of self-sufficiency in Asuncion, FF has jumped on this failing bandwagon idea the way he impulsively clings on to so many fleeting posts on Nomads.

FF is like a fly at a fishcamp: irritating, a nuisance, and needs to be swatted into a splatter on the wall.

del mar - 6-28-2019 at 11:37 PM

Quote: Originally posted by motoged  
Quote: Originally posted by fishbuck  
The little town is so cool.
A "fisherman friendly" cantina perferedly directly adjacent to a "fishcamp"
It's a 2.5 fricken day drive people!
Please make a place for me and my kind.
I can over run you with gringos but I need to sell this a bit harder....
Please help me out some!
How about a masseuse in at the camp...
And we don't care what language she speaks...;)


I can't stay out of this any longer....:mad::fire:

I have met people in Asuncion who have fished with FF and they all reported he was ignoring his guides expectations and physically putting others in the panga at risk with slap-dash fishing efforts and was generally a disrespectful loud-mouthed yahoo.

One of the great things about Bahia Asuncion is that it is NOT overrun by gringos

His comments above list ALL the things Bahia Asuncion does NOT need. His archaic idea of what a "fishcamp" is simply stupid....Asuncion has fishing cooperatives that represent professional fish management....and could teach this clown a few things about fishing.

Asuncion does NOT need " a place for me and my kind"....it is a wonderful place because his kind don't stay for more than a day or two.

While there seems to be a small group (ie. 2 people) who joke about having a bar and bordello as a means of self-sufficiency in Asuncion, FF has jumped on this failing bandwagon idea the way he impulsively clings on to so many fleeting posts on Nomads.

FF is like a fly at a fishcamp: irritating, a nuisance, and needs to be swatted into a splatter on the wall.



totally agree...don't believe everything you think:rolleyes:

chuckie - 6-29-2019 at 01:21 AM

Agree with Motoged.....Ascuncion is doing just fine.

fishbuck - 6-29-2019 at 04:15 AM

Quote: Originally posted by del mar  
Quote: Originally posted by motoged  
Quote: Originally posted by fishbuck  
The little town is so cool.
A "fisherman friendly" cantina perferedly directly adjacent to a "fishcamp"
It's a 2.5 fricken day drive people!
Please make a place for me and my kind.
I can over run you with gringos but I need to sell this a bit harder....
Please help me out some!
How about a masseuse in at the camp...
And we don't care what language she speaks...;)


I can't stay out of this any longer....:mad::fire:

I have met people in Asuncion who have fished with FF and they all reported he was ignoring his guides expectations and physically putting others in the panga at risk with slap-dash fishing efforts and was generally a disrespectful loud-mouthed yahoo.

One of the great things about Bahia Asuncion is that it is NOT overrun by gringos

His comments above list ALL the things Bahia Asuncion does NOT need. His archaic idea of what a "fishcamp" is simply stupid....Asuncion has fishing cooperatives that represent professional fish management....and could teach this clown a few things about fishing.

Asuncion does NOT need " a place for me and my kind"....it is a wonderful place because his kind don't stay for more than a day or two.

While there seems to be a small group (ie. 2 people) who joke about having a bar and bordello as a means of self-sufficiency in Asuncion, FF has jumped on this failing bandwagon idea the way he impulsively clings on to so many fleeting posts on Nomads.

FF is like a fly at a fishcamp: irritating, a nuisance, and needs to be swatted into a splatter on the wall.



totally agree...don't believe everything you think:rolleyes:


Wow! You nailed it Jedster.
Let's fish!

fishbuck - 6-29-2019 at 04:18 AM

Oh wait, I guess that was the Del Mar.
Let's fish!
Del-monstro
Or... kiss my tailfin M/Fer

fishbuck - 6-29-2019 at 04:20 AM

Welcome to the Fishcamp!

fishbuck - 6-29-2019 at 04:23 AM

We do MMA in the evenings... if you like...

fishbuck - 6-29-2019 at 04:25 AM

Your gonna need that hyper WTF chamber...

fishbuck - 6-29-2019 at 04:27 AM

Looks like we have the makings of a Baja Nomad party...
My kind...

fishbuck - 6-29-2019 at 04:30 AM

Anybody else what a piece of me...
Bring it...

fishbuck - 6-29-2019 at 04:36 AM

The 1st lesson is always free...

Rossman - 6-29-2019 at 04:36 AM

Quote: Originally posted by motoged  
Quote: Originally posted by fishbuck  
The little town is so cool.
A "fisherman friendly" cantina perferedly directly adjacent to a "fishcamp"
It's a 2.5 fricken day drive people!
Please make a place for me and my kind.
I can over run you with gringos but I need to sell this a bit harder....
Please help me out some!
How about a masseuse in at the camp...
And we don't care what language she speaks...;)


I can't stay out of this any longer....:mad::fire:

I have met people in Asuncion who have fished with FF and they all reported he was ignoring his guides expectations and physically putting others in the panga at risk with slap-dash fishing efforts and was generally a disrespectful loud-mouthed yahoo.

One of the great things about Bahia Asuncion is that it is NOT overrun by gringos

His comments above list ALL the things Bahia Asuncion does NOT need. His archaic idea of what a "fishcamp" is simply stupid....Asuncion has fishing cooperatives that represent professional fish management....and could teach this clown a few things about fishing.

Asuncion does NOT need " a place for me and my kind"....it is a wonderful place because his kind don't stay for more than a day or two.

While there seems to be a small group (ie. 2 people) who joke about having a bar and bordello as a means of self-sufficiency in Asuncion, FF has jumped on this failing bandwagon idea the way he impulsively clings on to so many fleeting posts on Nomads.

FF is like a fly at a fishcamp: irritating, a nuisance, and needs to be swatted into a splatter on the wall.



Build the wall on the 28th parallel. Quick.

fishbuck - 6-29-2019 at 04:38 AM

The 1st lesson is always free;)

fishbuck - 6-29-2019 at 04:50 AM

Did I mention the 1st lesson is always free.
And I deliver...

fishbuck - 6-29-2019 at 04:57 AM

I want to thank you for helping me train so hard... extra hard...
I am in great shape...
Can't wait to fish with you...

caj13 - 6-29-2019 at 07:08 AM

Hey Fishy, put down the bottle of tequilla, quit typing, and spend a bit of time studying for your students pilot licence. Someday, you may need it - you know, when youi graduate from the plastic airplane ride in front of the grocery store you spend your quarters on !

caj13 - 6-29-2019 at 07:19 AM

and since i'm sure I now qualify for a "free Lesson" and it is delivered- here you go fishy, private airstrip just down the road from my place!

37 04'36" N, 119 29' 17" W

mtgoat666 - 6-29-2019 at 07:44 AM

Perhaps fishbreath can give us telephone numbers of his family members, then we can call them when he goes off his meds.
Fishbreath appears to need frequent interventions.
His neighbors should keep a taser handy for days fishy gets a bit manic.

Hijack moving day!

AKgringo - 6-29-2019 at 07:45 AM

Here you go guys, the dialog can continue without taking Shari's post any further off topic!; http://forums.bajanomad.com/viewthread.php?tid=92939&got...

caj13 - 6-29-2019 at 09:19 AM

Shari,

My first thought was this could be the start of a destination location catering to scuba and fishing trips. with the idea that the "camp" works closely with the fishing co-op providing guides, diver support, guidance etc - good neighbors policy type thing. I know you already know how to build a nice glamp camp - is that something you see as a possibility here?

Any idea how that would be accepted in BA? i know it would bring jobs to the area, and money, but it might be pretty disruptive to the local community as well.

BA is a really nice place, I wouldn't like to see it lose some of that local charm!

[Edited on 6-29-2019 by caj13]

mojo_norte - 6-29-2019 at 11:13 AM

Surf destination camp - sort of like Solosports San Carlos ?

fishbuck - 6-29-2019 at 11:49 AM

I'm cooling my jets this morning...
Sorry for the outburst...
I've gone frat boy again...

fishbuck - 6-29-2019 at 11:50 AM

Quote: Originally posted by caj13  
Hey Fishy, put down the bottle of tequilla, quit typing, and spend a bit of time studying for your students pilot licence. Someday, you may need it - you know, when youi graduate from the plastic airplane ride in front of the grocery store you spend your quarters on !


I haven't seen one of those in years... you got one?

mtgoat666 - 6-29-2019 at 11:51 AM

Quote: Originally posted by mojo_norte  
Surf destination camp - sort of like Solosports San Carlos ?


Glamping for middle age surfers, eh?
How does glamping fit in the surfer ethos?

fishbuck - 6-29-2019 at 11:51 AM

Quote: Originally posted by mtgoat666  
Perhaps fishbreath can give us telephone numbers of his family members, then we can call them when he goes off his meds.
Fishbreath appears to need frequent interventions.
His neighbors should keep a taser handy for days fishy gets a bit manic.


They all dead.

fishbuck - 6-29-2019 at 11:53 AM

Quote: Originally posted by caj13  
and since i'm sure I now qualify for a "free Lesson" and it is delivered- here you go fishy, private airstrip just down the road from my place!

37 04'36" N, 119 29' 17" W


Nice! That makes it easy...;)

fishbuck - 6-29-2019 at 12:10 PM

So yes. A little camp fisherman/surfer friendly. With some entertainment.
I love the little town... but it's boring.
When fishing is good to the north... it's a long drive for...

chuckie - 6-29-2019 at 12:13 PM

Fishy? YOU are boring.....please go far far away...

fishbuck - 6-29-2019 at 12:16 PM

Quote: Originally posted by chuckie  
Fishy? YOU are boring.....please go far far away...


You must find me interesting because you keep bothering me...
And I deny your curtious request.

[Edited on 7-1-2019 by fishbuck]

Lee - 6-29-2019 at 12:31 PM

Quote: Originally posted by fishbuck  
Quote: Originally posted by chuckie  
Fishy? YOU are boring.....please go far far away...


You you must find me interesting because you keep bothering me...
And I deny your curtious request.


Chuckles doesn't mean that literally. You ARE interesting, sir. The forum needs you, and Joe. Viva Baja!

fishbuck - 6-29-2019 at 12:50 PM

:D

shari - 6-30-2019 at 10:41 AM

wow...ummm...so there are several options for visitors to stay in Asuncion and fish or surf....from our beautiful La Bufadora Inn to a more economical hotel La Playa & Verduzcos Hotel & Casa del Mar B&B and Campo Sirena for camper types... none of us are busy so building something else just doesnt make sense.

We now have an excellent professional masseuse for ya'll and she ROCKS and is super economical.

Gypsies new watering hole should provide a meeting place for visitors to have some fun and she will process and freeze fish too.

There arent many organized activities as most of us simply make our own fun with what nature provides us...pristine beaches, mountain bike trails, surf breaks, hiking, fossil hunting, eating at the several yummy restaurants and hangin on the patio with friends.

Lencho....the hyperbaric chamber is staffed by professionals....a doctor is there and is it always busy as they also treat diabetes patients in the chamber.

We love the slow pace and under developed aspect of the area. It is a working fishing village with a smattering of visitors from time to time and that suits us just fine. It is what some people come here for....a quiet getaway.

I love folks who apologize for their drunk posts...hahahaha...cut a buck some slack...he's OK in my books....and is a dreamer.

thing is that the kind of people who come here usually dont have alot of capital to develop something big and the tourist numbers simply doesnt allow one to survive on that income. We are off the beaten track and too far from an airport to get alot of visitors no matter how good the fishing is. That is why I thought of a kind of time share type arrangement on the Ranchito...kind of a shared development.

[Edited on 6-30-2019 by shari]

SFandH - 6-30-2019 at 11:02 AM

Would it make a good spot to make into a small RV / trailer park? How's the road to the place?

msteve1014 - 6-30-2019 at 12:02 PM

There are plenty of divers from Abreojos to Tortugas that may need it.

fishbuck - 6-30-2019 at 02:00 PM

Time share or temporary fishcamp set up...

Who wants to rent something for a week and share boats and party some.
We can set up a little cantina (in our garage;) ).
Maybe import some talent from Viscano. Or Guerro...

Disclaimer:
The word talent is generic in this context and any connotation connected to it by you is your own dirty mind...
Thank you for playing;)

David K - 6-30-2019 at 02:50 PM

Shari... maybe a nice photo tour of your campground in town, by the beach, would be a nice introduction for those who have campers, motorhomes, or tents?

I took a real quick look in 2017. I would enjoy seeing a new set and more of the camping area...







BornFisher - 6-30-2019 at 03:38 PM

How about an OXXO, Starbucks, Subway, shopping mall, KOA campground with dump station? Toss in a nuclear waste dump for the ultimate investment!

fishbuck - 6-30-2019 at 03:42 PM

Is the house next to Campo Sirena still available to rent. That would be fun...

fishbuck - 6-30-2019 at 05:32 PM

Quote: Originally posted by msteve1014  
There are plenty of divers from Abreojos to Tortugas that may need it.


A dive camp. Compressor, Divemaster. Zodiacs. Open the snack bar, a "Palapa bar...
:cool:

shari - 7-1-2019 at 08:55 AM

Quote: Originally posted by fishbuck  
Is the house next to Campo Sirena still available to rent. That would be fun...


that house and lot next to the campground are for sale for $20 grand...be nice if someone would do something with it.

Baja Gyspy has a compresor and we have wetsuits and snorkel gear for rent as wel as boogie boards, surf boards and kayaks. It's the tourists that are lacking.

fishbuck - 7-1-2019 at 09:39 AM

Ok...
Let's get a bunch of fisher/diver people together for a week long adventure camp!

AKgringo - 7-1-2019 at 09:52 AM

Shari, How would the fishing co-op member feel about putting a bunch of tourists on the abalone and lobster grounds? If I got the information correct, the local quotas are pre sold, and there is no way to accommodate sport divers.

Even if everybody plays by the rules, I could see where it could be a consideration to the local fishermen.

fishbuck - 7-1-2019 at 10:45 AM

I already asked many years ago...
I'm guessing the answer is still no..
Maybe we could dive no take and then buy our lobster etc. from the coop.

fishbuck - 7-1-2019 at 11:00 AM

Quote: Originally posted by shari  
Quote: Originally posted by fishbuck  
Is the house next to Campo Sirena still available to rent. That would be fun...


that house and lot next to the campground are for sale for $20 grand...be nice if someone would do something with it.

Baja Gyspy has a compresor and we have wetsuits and snorkel gear for rent as wel as boogie boards, surf boards and kayaks. It's the tourists that are lacking.


Anyone who wants to plan a trip to Shari's can stay at my house free (tip the housekeeper;).

Must have prepaid stay at Shari and Juans to qualify.
I f you split a boat with me also stay free. (+housekeeper tip.)
Same deal you share of boat cash money up front.

norte - 7-1-2019 at 12:22 PM

Quote: Originally posted by shari  
Quote: Originally posted by fishbuck  
Is the house next to Campo Sirena still available to rent. That would be fun...


that house and lot next to the campground are for sale for $20 grand...be nice if someone would do something with it.

Baja Gyspy has a compresor and we have wetsuits and snorkel gear for rent as wel as boogie boards, surf boards and kayaks. It's the tourists that are lacking.


Is this the stuff that has been donated over the years?

fishbuck - 7-1-2019 at 01:18 PM

All the ingredients are there.

fishbuck - 7-1-2019 at 05:15 PM

Pay to go fishing?
Because it cost money to do it.
K&M Offshore V cost $360/day.

Don't do it if you don't want to.

Go do something to yourself...:cool:


[Edited on 7-2-2019 by fishbuck]

fishbuck - 7-1-2019 at 08:47 PM

The offer is a free night on the way to Juan and Shari's.
Jaun and Shari are my friends and it seemed a good way to meet other fisherman or just good old baja enthusiasts.
But there are plenty of moderately priced motels on the highway. So maybe no one will want to drive the 7 or so miles off the highway to a pristine bayfront house... inside of a bird sancuary...
Who knows?


[Edited on 7-2-2019 by fishbuck]

[Edited on 7-2-2019 by fishbuck]

David K - 7-1-2019 at 08:50 PM

Nice plan, Mike. In Baja, nobody should be in a hurry!

fishbuck - 7-1-2019 at 09:00 PM

People have invited me in the past. I found time to visit a few and it was well worth it.

mtgoat666 - 7-1-2019 at 09:20 PM

Quote: Originally posted by TookieTreeTop  
Quote: Originally posted by fishbuck  
Quote: Originally posted by shari  
Quote: Originally posted by fishbuck  
Is the house next to Campo Sirena still available to rent. That would be fun...


that house and lot next to the campground are for sale for $20 grand...be nice if someone would do something with it.

Baja Gyspy has a compresor and we have wetsuits and snorkel gear for rent as wel as boogie boards, surf boards and kayaks. It's the tourists that are lacking.


Anyone who wants to plan a trip to Shari's can stay at my house free (tip the housekeeper;).

Must have prepaid stay at Shari and Juans to qualify.
I f you split a boat with me also stay free. (+housekeeper tip.)

Same deal you share of boat cash money up front.


why would one pay to do that to themselves?


The only person that will take fishflocks deal is someone equally crazy.

I feel sorry for fishflock’s neighbors.

Does sq have an asylum they can lock up fishflock when he goes off his meds?

fishbuck - 7-1-2019 at 10:33 PM

Quote: Originally posted by mtgoat666  
Quote: Originally posted by TookieTreeTop  
Quote: Originally posted by fishbuck  
Quote: Originally posted by shari  
Quote: Originally posted by fishbuck  
Is the house next to Campo Sirena still available to rent. That would be fun...


that house and lot next to the campground are for sale for $20 grand...be nice if someone would do something with it.

Baja Gyspy has a compresor and we have wetsuits and snorkel gear for rent as wel as boogie boards, surf boards and kayaks. It's the tourists that are lacking.


Anyone who wants to plan a trip to Shari's can stay at my house free (tip the housekeeper;).

Must have prepaid stay at Shari and Juans to qualify.
I f you split a boat with me also stay free. (+housekeeper tip.)

Same deal you share of boat cash money up front.


why would one pay to do that to themselves?


The only person that will take fishflocks deal is someone equally crazy.

I feel sorry for fishflock’s neighbors.

Does sq have an asylum they can lock up fishflock when he goes off his meds?


You guys are hilarious...
You got anything else....
I love it here in BajaNomad...:cool:

paranewbi - 7-2-2019 at 04:58 AM

Fishbuck is one of the more colorful people on this board! He's multi-dimensional as opposed to the more one-dimensional people that have a hard time with him.
He's the color that fills in the black lines although some of it spills outside of others comfort zone.
Pay attention: HE'S YANKING YOUR CHAIN!
At least part of the time...because it gets your goat (yep that one)
In my travels, I have had some interesting characters walk up to my campsite and leave me with memories I still chuckle at. If Fishbuck ever did, I know instantly I would want to have him stick around for a while. If he never does that, I might have to go looking for him.

David K - 7-2-2019 at 06:23 AM

I think you nailed it, paranewbi.
We met Fishbuck (Mike) at a Pyramid Resort book signing event.

JoeJustJoe - 7-2-2019 at 08:12 AM

Quote: Originally posted by paranewbi  
Fishbuck is one of the more colorful people on this board! He's multi-dimensional as opposed to the more one-dimensional people that have a hard time with him.
He's the color that fills in the black lines although some of it spills outside of others comfort zone.
Pay attention: HE'S YANKING YOUR CHAIN!
At least part of the time...because it gets your goat (yep that one)
In my travels, I have had some interesting characters walk up to my campsite and leave me with memories I still chuckle at. If Fishbuck ever did, I know instantly I would want to have him stick around for a while. If he never does that, I might have to go looking for him.


Yeah right, but I don't see you signing up to pay Fishbuck, to stay with him and go fishing for a few days.

David K. seems to think one superficial visit in passing is enough to get to know someone. It's not, although it only takes seconds to usually get a sense about someone, but that's largely unconscious and not always accurate.

Now staying with someone on a weekend trip, you will get a better idea.

David K has also met other Nomads, that he said are OK, but I consider some of them off their rocker!

My advice is that anybody you meet off the internet and will spend considerable time with them is do a background check. Sometimes doing something as simple as a Google search will at times turn up a wealth of information about someone.

David K - 7-2-2019 at 08:22 AM

Nomads are all great people... a few are sometimes off their meds, however! LOL

LancairDriver - 7-2-2019 at 11:04 AM

Quote: Originally posted by JoeJustJoe  
Quote: Originally posted by paranewbi  
Fishbuck is one of the more colorful people on this board! He's multi-dimensional as opposed to the more one-dimensional people that have a hard time with him.
He's the color that fills in the black lines although some of it spills outside of others comfort zone.
Pay attention: HE'S YANKING YOUR CHAIN!
At least part of the time...because it gets your goat (yep that one)
In my travels, I have had some interesting characters walk up to my campsite and leave me with memories I still chuckle at. If Fishbuck ever did, I know instantly I would want to have him stick around for a while. If he never does that, I might have to go looking for him.


Yeah right, but I don't see you signing up to pay Fishbuck, to stay with him and go fishing for a few days.

David K. seems to think one superficial visit in passing is enough to get to know someone. It's not, although it only takes seconds to usually get a sense about someone, but that's largely unconscious and not always accurate.

Now staying with someone on a weekend trip, you will get a better idea.

David K has also met other Nomads, that he said are OK, but I consider some of them off their rocker!

My advice is that anybody you meet off the internet and will spend considerable time with them is do a background check. Sometimes doing something as simple as a Google search will at times turn up a wealth of information about someone.


Do you ever post anything positive about anyone or anything? You seem to have a pretty miserable empty life spent continually trashing and “investigating” others.

shari - 7-2-2019 at 01:21 PM

Quote: Originally posted by norte  
Quote: Originally posted by shari  
Quote: Originally posted by fishbuck  
Is the house next to Campo Sirena still available to rent. That would be fun...


that house and lot next to the campground are for sale for $20 grand...be nice if someone would do something with it.

Baja Gyspy has a compresor and we have wetsuits and snorkel gear for rent as well as boogie boards, surf boards and kayaks. It's the tourists that are lacking.


Is this the stuff that has been donated over the years?


NO Norte...these are all things we have bought...all donations went to the surf club or who they were donated to. So dont believe rumours that we keep the donations. Yes one donator gifted me a boogie board a couple years ago.

fishbuck - 7-2-2019 at 02:03 PM

I think I'm into something...
Gypsy has a garage pub and the compressor. And miscellanious dive gear.
"Gypsy's Dive Bar":coolup:

shari - 7-2-2019 at 04:57 PM

Quote: Originally posted by AKgringo  
Shari, How would the fishing co-op member feel about putting a bunch of tourists on the abalone and lobster grounds? If I got the information correct, the local quotas are pre sold, and there is no way to accommodate sport divers.

Even if everybody plays by the rules, I could see where it could be a consideration to the local fishermen.


Spearfishing is legal and many people do it here as is sport diving. The cooperativa knows that tourists arent going to take abalone and if we take divers we always make sure they know the regulations. Nobody can take any abalone at all apart from the cooperativa fishermen.

It is a touchy subject as I understand that some divers are paid to go and find healthy patches of abalone and mark the areas on the GPS and they pass the coordinates to the poachers which is why some areas wont allow diving.

caj13 - 8-21-2019 at 02:38 PM

This thread turned into the whos who if who got banned lately Eh!
adios fishy & Joe

shari - 8-21-2019 at 04:01 PM

Quote: Originally posted by SFandH  
Would it make a good spot to make into a small RV / trailer park? How's the road to the place?


the road to it is short and excellent...the owner had a plan to put in some RV sites. Me, I would just plant organic produce and fruit trees and have animals to sell for food too like rabbits, goats, sheep with a couple burros and horses for fun!

David K - 8-21-2019 at 04:05 PM

Quote: Originally posted by shari  
Quote: Originally posted by SFandH  
Would it make a good spot to make into a small RV / trailer park? How's the road to the place?


the road to it is short and excellent...the owner had a plan to put in some RV sites. Me, I would just plant organic produce and fruit trees and have animals to sell for food too like rabbits, goats, sheep with a couple burros and horses for fun!


Oh, I can't wait to have your rabbit mole again!!! That was to die for! :bounce:

shari - 10-8-2019 at 08:28 AM

An update on the status of the Ranchito...today we begin laying the 3/4' water pipe directly to the ranch!!!

I envision a sweet little intentional community where folks can spend time there, lease or rent either short or long term.

I see space for RV's, maybe build a few little cabins for those who dont want to buy a place but do want their own little home to come to either to get away from the heat or the cold!

I see the main house as a commons area for gathering, eating, games, crafts etc. I see a common use garden and orchard. I see animal raising, horses, burros, rabbits, goats, chickens etc.

Oh the things I see...and dreams I dream!

motoged - 10-8-2019 at 10:32 AM

Hola Amiga,
Is it possible to see some pics of the ranchito's current building{s}?

shari - 10-8-2019 at 11:25 AM


this is the rustic ranch house..solar powered...one bedroom...open kitchen, living room area...the bedroom







the communal garden, orchard area fenced off



the view from the front of the house of the ocean and the pueblo...at night is it magical!


BigBearRider - 10-8-2019 at 12:41 PM

Shari, does this mean that you bought the place? Or, are you laying pipe for other reasons?

David K - 10-8-2019 at 12:41 PM

Shari, did you buy it???

shari - 10-8-2019 at 02:43 PM

so...I have lent money to Rodolfo to get out of a tragic event in his life and have showed the ranch to some folks but havent yet found the right person/people to buy it. Rodolfo wanted to split it up and sell lots in order to pay me back but I feel it should be kept in tact as one big lot so asked him to give me some time to find the right folks to either buy it or we can form a group of investors to get it up and running.

Those who know me, know that I believe everything has it's time to shine and one must be patient for the right moment when all will be revealed. I feel like many of my amigos want to have a piece of Asuncion, but dont necessarily want to buy something and be here full time.

Whatever happens to the Ranchito, it will be easier to sell or develop if it has good water so I have put up the funds to get it installed.

In good faith Rudy has offered to sell it to me in installments. So 5 grand first then another 5 next year etc. I really dont need another project but it is just such a beautiful spot, it is very hard to resist.

It has always been a dream of mine that someone would come to Asuncion and start growing organic food. I am coming to realize that it is just alot of work and many dont want to put the effort in when they come to retire. BUT....if there were a handful of us, we could share the work and produce, have somewhere for our animals, have a sweet place to gather and an option to living in town.

So no I havent bought it but would be certainly interested in being one of the investors if others shared my vision.
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