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woody with a view
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^^^^lov it!^^^^^
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Ateo
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What a great, funny thread. Hope to make it to asuncion soon....
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Bajaboy
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| Quote: | Originally posted by ateo
What a great, funny thread. Hope to make it to asuncion soon.... |
Let us know where you stay....and please don't forget the pictures.
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I'll stay at Shari's and Diana T's. Both sound like my kind of people. And I'll get tons of pics!!!!
[Edited on 5-10-2012 by ateo]
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David K
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ASUNCION/ MALARRIMO Region on AAA Maps
[Edited on 5-11-2012 by David K]
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Skipjack Joe
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Mallarimo beachcombing
| Quote: | Originally posted by BajaDixon
Damn- lots of static on this thread.
How far from Bahia Ascunsion to Mallarimo? Can you stay pretty close to the water? I also heard there was an abalone canning facility up north. Is
that true? We will be traveling on either atv's or utv's
Diana-I'm trying to get your sister Rose involved in a trip down there but I haven't heard back from her. Not sure what's up with her.
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Graham writes (Into a Desert Place) that the best beachcombing is not at the high tide line but just beyond the first dunes. That's because the really
old flotsam that's more valued is a ways back. You may consider that when searching.
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David K
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MALARRIMO 
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DianaT
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MAP
Couple of updates
Road all the way into Bahia Asunción is paved. Road from San Jose del Castro to Tortugas is paved and more. They have been working on paving the
part from San Jose del Castro to the turn off to Bahia Asunción---- we have not been out there for over a year so I don't know how much is completed,
but someone around here will know.
A couple of years ago, a film maker who we met in BA went out to Malarrimo. He went to the fish camp and hired a couple of people to take him out
there.
We also have a guide in BA who has taken people out there as a part of his tourist business.
As you can see from the picture Ralph posted, you can make it out there along the beach from Tortugas where the map shows no road.
If you go out to Tortugas, I suggest going out to the point at Punta Eugenia---it is just a beautiful end of the world place to be.
And be careful around here as there is a self-appointed spelling policeman. 
[Edited on 5-11-2012 by DianaT]
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shari
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Diane, could you please share the name & number of the guide who takes people to Malarrimo as part of his tourist business?
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shari
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Diane, a bump to ask again......there is a filmaker here who may want a guide to take him out...could you please tell us who the guide is that you
said would do that.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by shari
Diane, a bump to ask again......there is a filmaker here who may want a guide to take him out...could you please tell us who the guide is that you
said would do that. |
Wow. What an opportunity. I am surprised you guys don't take them up there.
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We have taken him out and spent time with him this week...but I would prefer to help spread the business around and use the guide referred to...we are
busy with other clients fishing...going to Malarrimo is a full day in a truck. Perhaps you would like to take him?
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| Quote: | Originally posted by shari
We have taken him out and spent time with him this week...but I would prefer to help spread the business around and use the guide referred to...we are
busy with other clients fishing...going to Malarrimo is a full day in a truck. Perhaps you would like to take him? |
More than a full day from Abreojos and I am not in the tourist business. Retirement is to much fun. think I will go fishing ... on my own.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by shari
Diane, a bump to ask again......there is a filmaker here who may want a guide to take him out...could you please tell us who the guide is that you
said would do that. |
She posted a name but it disappeared....someone from Calicos Locos I think
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| Quote: | Originally posted by shari
Diane, could you please share the name & number of the guide who takes people to Malarrimo as part of his tourist business?
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I removed the other post because I wanted to check with Manuel about his current status.
He has been in the sport fishing and tourist business in Bahia Asunción for over 20 years, but there have been some major changes in his life in the
last year, and he is also involved in some other ventures now. So while I was quite sure he was, I wanted to verify directly with him that he is
continuing with the sport fishing and tourist business. His answer was absolutely yes.
“Kalicos Locos” Sport Fishing and Excursions
Manuel Arce Aguilar
calicoloco@hotmail.com, kalicosloco@yahoo.com,
615 160-0241 - Cell 615- 107-3720
[Edited on 5-13-2012 by DianaT]
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shari
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thanks for that...it's Juan's cousin so I will ask him how much he charges for that trip and if he takes people in his vehicle...as a few people have
asked about it as well.
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