bajabass
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San Bruno in Oct.
I am going to San Bruno the end of Oct. What can I expect fishing in pangas off the island?
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Hook
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Uh......which San Bruno?
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capt. mike
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probably next to san lucas cove?? by the san bruno / palo verdes aeropuerto??
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bajabass
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Just south of San Lucas Cove.Fished there in early May for a couple hours. Hoping for dorado now. I have a house in La Mision( near Enseneda), and
fish outof La Salina almost every week, but have next to no experience in the Sea of Cortez. I am fully stocked in Rapalas,Yozuris,iron,
plastics,feathers,ect. 15 to40lb. setups. I read after the storm that dorado are great out of Mulege,I have a place to stay in San Bruno, and next to
free rides on my girlfriends great uncle"s pangas. No phone to contact him though.
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Russ
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The local San Bruno fishermen are well in formed. Bring a marine radio and nonitor ch. 72. Late Oct. is my favorite time and anything is possible.
Pick a fish you want to go for and just ask where and what to use and you'll get a s--- load of help.
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bajabass
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Thanks Russ, he has been there forever! I just bought a VHF-GPS. I will give a yell, and mark a few good locations if I can figure this new-fangled
electronic device out. Any hot feather colors I should stock up on?
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Hook
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Russ will have more current info but the colors that I wont leave home without are blue-white, pink-white, green-orange, mex flag, grn-blk, purp-blk.
Over all the years I've fished the area I swear the Mean Joe gets hit the most.
Can your panguero keep live bait? Nothing like having macs when you pull up to a paddy that is holding. Also good for yellers off of San Marcos.
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bajabass
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I will pick up a couple more Mean Joes. Thanks! " Baja Catch" is my new bible. I just would like as much info as possible. I am in La Mision every
weekend, but owning a business in O.C. makes it hard to get a full week to play with you kids down south!! Macs may live for a while in the "bait
tank" under one of the seats. I have had good luck throwing and trolling BIG plastics for jurels and WSB off La Mision when the macs are scarce. Real
bait is always better though. I am really looking forward to BBQ"ed dorado and some trigger fish ceviche!! I will take some 6 and 8 inch Big Hammers
as well.I love the initial hits on swim baits!!
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pargo
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SSHH!
If Dave hears all this fishin' talk he'll have a fit!
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bajabass
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I will be fishing the 22nd thru 27th. Mi novias tio lives right next to the little "marina" in San Bruno. There will be room for one more. Be great to
meet some other nomads! I may try one day out of Mulege. Are the pangas up and running after the storm? Has anybody ran into any jacks in the "surf"
in the area. Love the small ones on my spinning tackle!
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Russ
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All good advice! I like to pull jetheads and tuna clones. Sometimes the small ones work well. And Ceder Plugs can take dorado, bill fish and tuna.
Good luck!
Don't forget to talk to the local fishermen, Gringos & Mexicanos they know a lot more than I do.
[Edited on 10-6-2006 by Russ]
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