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BajaRat
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DanO gave you excellent directions except it's the first road south of the military base that you head west. I think it would be wise to hook up with
BajaGringo or make sure you go out at a reasonable hour especially on week days, some times they have to bring them in to order. The sea shell palapa
eatery's owners DanO mentioned live in the house directly in front on the bay. They were very kind to us when the BajaFam lived there. The Bahia is
were Erin and Mister became addicted to ostiones and choros from Chorera. We love the Bay, it's beaches and especially the people.
Lionel
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BAJA.DESERT.RAT
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Hola fellow rat, thank you for following up on the thread. i have a couple of people to advise when i'll be there and they have been kind enough to
show me the way, advise me.
thank you,
BIEN SALUD, DA RAT
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irenemm
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you will love the oyster they are so gooooooood. it is the road out there. rather have my teeth pulled then drive that . used to go out there in the
80's guess it got to old. hate the road..
love the oysters.
enjoy your adventure and the oysters.
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BAJA.DESERT.RAT
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Hola irenemm ,
" rather have my teeth pulled then drive that '....damn, is it really that bad ????? i guess i had better put some extra denture cement on !
ya know, if the oysters are that great as the ones at point reyes station north of san fancisco, i think it'll be more than worth the difficult drive
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i really do not think it's going to matter as i've been wanting to do this for many years and i think it's time to do it !
i thank everybody for their feedback.
BIEN SALUD, DA RAT
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BAJA.DESERT.RAT
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Hola DanO,
i just clicked onto the site you provided and it looks like about a ten mile drive once i get off mex 1 onto lazaro Card##as.
is the entire drive over washboard ? i didn't realize the bay ran that far north.
for sure, i'll be giving BajaGringo a heads up for his guidance when i plan on being in the area around mid-october or so. maybe sooner if i see a
storm on it's way to los barriles.
by the way, i'm an avid fisherman, does anyone know of an inexpensive panga or would someone like to share a panga for a day, maybe two ? we hire
pangas in the east cape directly with the pangeros and go out for the day, usually at muertos bay for $ 100.00 - 140.00 plus bait and tip. sure would
like to take some white seabass to l.a. but it would be pretty late in the season but it looks like the season is just getting started for tuna on the
pacific side. maybe the whites will bite ? if not, calicos would do just fine too.
thanks for the info.
BIEN SALUD, DA RAT
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durrelllrobert
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| Quote: | abalone would be great too !
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there is also an abalone farm on road out to Castro's Camp
(paved road all the way) 
Bob Durrell
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BAJA.DESERT.RAT
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Hola durrelllrobert, love abalone !!! sounds like i won't have any money to go fishing if i make these delicious side trips !
i need to look at a map to see if i can plot this one in or not.
sounds like i need to slow down and smell the roses....errrrr....seafood !
thank you,
BIEN SALUD, DA RAT
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irenemm
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BAJA.DESERT.RAT
the oysters are so worth it. it is about 14 miles on washboard. sometimes the bottom road it better.
after almost 30 years of dirt roads not that much fun.
but do the trip. if you get out there with one of the people from ensenada they will give you the whole history and how the water are very protected.
the usda and the mexican govt check the waters every month to make sure it is clean and safe for the seafood.
smoke them and oh so good.
enjoy your adventure.
the road is right next to the base just as the base ends going south. just as it starts going north.
have fun
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BAJA.DESERT.RAT
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Hola irenemm, thank you for your input. i didn't realize it was a USDA type of thing. at least that will give me more confidence in their product.
BIEN SALUD, DA RAT
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sanquintinsince73
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E-mail me with your number if you want info. on the area and panga fishing.
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BajaRat
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Don't you love the Baja Spirit. Helping others and in return changing your life.
Good food, music, times and life long friends. Salud fishabductor
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BAJA.DESERT.RAT
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Hola sanquintinsince73, check your u2u. i have had problems with it before so if you don't receive it, please post again here.
thank you,
BIEN SALUD, DA RAT
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irenemm
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BAJA.DESERT.RAT
your welcome. these oysters are for export so anything for export is overseen by the USA. all the berries and all the other farming.
have fun and enjoy
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