Robertofox
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In need of fishing boat
Am looking for a Center Console boat between 16' to 20' range in the Mulege/Santa Rosalia area for sale at a good price. Planning on leaving it in the
area. My existing 18' Bayrunnner is in need of hull repair and then some!. I'm chasing corrosion all over the hull. Don't want to drag it back to San
Diego for repair. I've got my money's worth from the ol' 85 so am looking for a boat to use for at least the next 6 years before I retire and bring
down my new boat. My casa in Punta Chivato is where I leave the boat. Am thier only 5 weeks in a year. Standing on the beach with fishing gear and my
thumb out, doesn't seam to work. Might even think about hiring a local pangero too! Any suggestions???......thx
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Summanus
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Put out a call on the Mulege vhf radio net every morning at 8 or 9, I forget which. Channel 22. When we were last there, we listened every morning
and it was very helpful for many things...I should think 'hitching a ride' and sharing some gas money would enhance your chances.
Lots of boats and motors were advertised on Saul's Grocery windows and also at the local laundromat. You might check Mulegeonline.com and
Bajaquest.com and other sites on the Internet also.
Summanus....ancient Roman Nightly Thunder God. He liked refrieds too.
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backninedan
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There is an exceptionally nice gringo owned panga for sale here in Loreto. 21 foot, 115 horse honda four stroke with less than 100 hours on it.
Radio, depth finder, new trailer. $12,000. I may be off a horse or two on the motor and the owner is out at the moment. If interested let me know
and I will get the exact specs.
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Summanus
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backninedan's post just reminded me of another by a Nomad, capt george, I believe? He lives at Abrejos, but is maybe moving to Pta. Chivato for a
spell.
You might do a 'search' here for his info.
I think his 19' center console is a Dusky with a Yamaha 4-stroke, trailer, etc.
Summanus....ancient Roman Nightly Thunder God. He liked refrieds too.
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friend of baja
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I am interested in purchasing. More details and pictures of these boats would be appreciated. Thanks
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backninedan
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I will get some pics and more info on electronics, etc and post it tomorrow. I was incorrect on the motor brand, it is a Johnson and the hours are
under 60 for boat and motor. It is a center console also.
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Hook
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| Quote: | Originally posted by backninedan
I was incorrect on the motor brand, it is a Johnson and the hours are under 60 for boat and motor. |
Uh-oh, that's a deal killer for me. but thanks for your efforts, Dan. I dont think Johnson makes a 4 stroke over 30 hp, so it is likely a 2 stroker.
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Summanus
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I found this link to Capt. George's Dusky for sale...I don't know if it still available or not. A nice boat for the Cortez, though. Hope it helps
in your search.
http://forums.bajanomad.com/viewthread.php?tid=7203#pid15802...
Summanus....ancient Roman Nightly Thunder God. He liked refrieds too.
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Skeet/Loreto
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I have a 1989 Arkansas Travler 19Ft. Length-8 Ft. Beam- 175 Omc Inboard{Ford 302} Outboard- Fishes Four People well, Sleeps two People for Crusing-
Comes with Heavy Duty 2 Axle Trailer- Boat Excellent Shape- Has been used at Kino Bay- a very proven Heavy Water Boat.
$ 3000. you come pick up. Delivered to Guyumas for $4,000. You take across the Ferry.
Skeet/Loreto
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Capt. George
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Capt George
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\"The penalty good men pay for indifference to public affairs is to be ruled by evil men\" Plato
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backninedan
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I have all the info on that panga now, here it is
2003 22 foot, loreto made panga, center console
2003 Johnson, 115 efi, 4 stroke
"King" galvanized trailer
Boat and motor have approx 60 hours on them
2003 Lowrance X-15 MT GPS and depth finder
Cabella live well
New "T" top, stainless frame, canvas top.
$12,500
U2U me if interested and I can set you up with the owner.
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pescayolas
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1989 Sea Ray Laguna 20, Mercury 200 Offshore.
70 gallons fuel tank, less than 100 hours on new powerhead by AA Marine, twin batteries, large bait tank, tons of fish hold storage, Out riggers, Penn
down rigger, Large bimini top Excellent offshore boat, incredibly stable.
believe it or not this used to be the resort boat at punta chivato, its been completely rehabbed, email for pictures pescayolas@gmail.com
really really motivated seller $10,000
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Summanus
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Punta Chivato hotel boat....circa 1979
This is not about a boat for sale, but I could not resist posting this tidbit of information on the Hotel Punta Chivato boats.
We happened to travel to this remote paradise in 1979, where we met the then-owner of the Punta Chivato hotel. We were invited to go in his boat for
a great day of tuna fishing. Although not fishing ourselves, the hotel owner, a Mr. Bill Alvarado, caught quite a few. Sr. Alvarado is the person on
the left in this photo. I believe the hotel has new owners today.
Summanus....ancient Roman Nightly Thunder God. He liked refrieds too.
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aquaholic
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...WOW!!, Summanus, does that bring back memories!!! You're right, that's Bill on the left. Can't remember the name of the cruiser on the right...the
photo's taken in my boat before it got a complete refit and facelift. The yellowfin were thick under the porpoise just a few miles off the islands at
Chivato...we were done fishing by 8 or 9 AM...All there was at Chivato was the hotel, which was not open, and the Casa Grande, where Bill stayed, and
a good number of parties were held...
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