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[*] posted on 12-14-2009 at 11:59 PM


All the ramps are in Zack's book... If you ordered one last week... you should have received it by now...? It is good enough to get, specially if you traile-boat.

Unless another boater want to advise you, I can only read from the above two books I posted covers above... as I don't have a boat or use the ramps.




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[*] posted on 12-15-2009 at 12:38 AM


howdy again. if you even remotely have some time, there is no reason to launch a smaller boat in San Felipe if decent/good fishing is what you're after. especially now that the road is paved all the way to and past Puertecitos. if just getting out on the water is what you crave, then i guess it is fine. at LEAST get to Puertecitos but even better, get to Gonzaga...especially this time of year when the fishing is slow to begin with. the nice thing about the Gonzaga area is that there are bays and it is possible (thought possibly not fun) to somewhat safely fish if the winds come up. and always keep an eye to the horizon for the winds...you have about 30 mins tops if you see em coming.
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