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Mexitron
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Odd that other larger coops like Abreojos don't have harbors like this. Pretty remote spot too. Hmmm...
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BornFisher
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Yeah, seems kind of fishy to me!!
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beachbum1A
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The caretaker told us that it was owned by the same man who owns Baja Cactus & the Pemex next door, and that he owns the coop too. Said that's
who we'd have to see to get permission to launch there.
Don't know how true that might be but that's what he told us.
Just do it!
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willardguy
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before the harbor when it was just a fish camp I thought it was unusual to have the entire area chainlinked and gated off. I guess thats what it took
to protect there fleet in such a remote location.....
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mtgoat666
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Quote: Originally posted by beachbum1A  | The caretaker told us that it was owned by the same man who owns Baja Cactus & the Pemex next door, and that he owns the coop too. Said that's
who we'd have to see to get permission to launch there.
Don't know how true that might be but that's what he told us. |
If there is only one owner, i dont think it is a "coop" in the normal sense of the word. A coop by definition involves multiple controlling members.
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chuckie
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Antonio!
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willardguy
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owns san ANTONIO??? coincidence? I don't think so! 
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David K
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| Quote: Originally posted by beachbum1A | The caretaker told us that it was owned by the same man who owns Baja Cactus & the Pemex next door, and that he owns the coop too. Said that's
who we'd have to see to get permission to launch there.
Don't know how true that might be but that's what he told us. |
LOL... not a chance!
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beachbum1A
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Found a few pictures from our trip down there in July 2011. It doesn't show the actual spot where the harbor is now as they were just beginning to
excavate at that time. It does show the pangeros coming back in and the conditions they had to contend with before the new harbor was completed.
Ugly!
  
[Edited on 4-28-2016 by beachbum1A]
Just do it!
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David K
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Here was the concrete ramp in Dec. 2005:
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shari
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Holey Whitefish....that just doesnt seem....right. I cant think of one fishing coop that could spend that kind of $ on that high end facility. Lets
hear what Antonio says...sounds very very strange to me too as fishing cooperativas change directors every year or so and have no "owner" but is owned
by the members the fishermen themselves. Sure looks like another financial interest may be at work there. We sure would love one of those in Asuncion!
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MMc
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Maybe we should let sleeping dogs lay.
"Never teach a pig to sing it frustrates you and annoys the pig" - W.C.Fields
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David K
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MAP
For anyone wondering where Pta. San Antonio is... see where the coastline changes direction, south of El Rosario...
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BAJA.DESERT.RAT
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WOW !
what a great looking facility ! so much better than san quintin without the long boat ride to get to the outside.
are they going to be hiring out pangas and if so, how much. doesn't look like much else is there.
if they're hiring out for fishing, would we have to stay in el rosario and drive back and forth for a few days fishing IF we don't have an rv or
travel trailer ?
i like it BUT...don't like cartels and am allergic to bullets & machetes.
please keep us posted.
BIEN SALUD, DA RAT
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woody with a view
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do any of you really think an operation this size (now that Nomad has photos) could have ever got to this point if it wasn't legit? someone has their
eyes on a part of the coast that's been forgotten. big money thinks generations ahead, unlike the rest of us!
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4x4abc
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could be FONATUR money. They had proposed a port right about there in their Escalera Nautica program.
Harald Pietschmann
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BornFisher
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All it needs is a few XOOXs, a condo tower (Condo de Antonio?), resort (Baja Cactus Plus), Pemex, and I am SO there!!!
Seriously, I don`t get the hoists. When a panga guy wants to launch his boat, he won`t use no stinking hoist. And when a panga guy wants to pull his
motor, he will recover his panga on a trailer and go to work. 5 hoists?
In La Salina there are commercial guys going for clams, lobster, and urchins. They load and unload their boats with manpower. They don`t need a
hoist!!
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mjs
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I've was there a few years ago when they were unloading lobster. Steady stream of trucks hauling butt back and forth from ER with barrels of ice /
catch.
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mtgoat666
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| Quote: Originally posted by BornFisher |
Seriously, I don`t get the hoists. When a panga guy wants to launch his boat, he won`t use no stinking hoist. And when a panga guy wants to pull his
motor, he will recover his panga on a trailer and go to work. 5 hoists?
In La Salina there are commercial guys going for clams, lobster, and urchins. They load and unload their boats with manpower. They don`t need a
hoist!! |
Many people eat with their fingers. They don't need a fork!
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desertcpl
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what Shari said
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