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mulege marv
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mulege dorado tournament
the summer dorado tournament in mulege has been scheduled for may 25th & 26th. should be a ton of fun, check out the web site for details, http://www.mulegefishingtournaments.com/
also the floating dock that will go on the end of the existing pier is under construction and with any luck will be in place soon. this has been made
possible from the proceeds from the last tournament.
[Edited on 4-27-2007 by mulege marv]
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4baja
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same days as the yellowtail tournament in bay of la. would be nice if these tounaments didnt overlap.
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Bob and Susan
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lets see...
dorado = mulege
yellowtail = bay of LA
ummmmm....
jump'in fish
vs
bottom fish....
ummmmm....
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well...........i am entered and on Dock Holiday!!
so, we are sure to win!
come on bob y susan, you guys have to enrter too!
hey marv, we need to send those aerials nils and junior shot of playa frmabes.
i don't have them yet.
man, last nites cabrilla was killer again...ummmmmmmmm
got to fly home manana so......so long mulege, been a real slice - and i am back i n 2 weeks mas o menos.
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4baja
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ummmm, never heard of yellows considerd a bottom fish ummmmmm.
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Yea, Steve, I was wondering about that too. They fish em deep in that area. Though, I have caught them on the surface of the north end of san marcos,
as well as deep over the sea mounts. Lots of home guard moss backs in the area.
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Tides probably account for the placement of the tournament. I would bet those days have plus tides in the AM, as most launch sites in the Mulege area
need this.
NOt as much of an issue at BOLA, with their good paved ramps.
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hey...i thought most of those "croakers" were "bottom feeders"
they are at catalina island in southern california
anyway aren't jump'in fish way more FUN FUN FUN
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Minnow
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Bob, I would take a Dorado over a yellowtail any day. Either ain't bad though.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Bob and Susan
hey...i thought most of those "croakers" were "bottom feeders"
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Croakers? Are you sure you know what a yellowtail is? They are jacks, not croakers, and they are certainly not bottom feeders either - they are found
pretty much anywhere in the water column, depending on conditions.
Dorado are great, but they are wimps compared to jacks in general and YT in particular. Try pulling on a 50lb yellowtail sometime.
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croakers ... jacks...
your're right...
i WRONG again!!!
susan made me put the boat away...
i have OTHER chores for a couple weeks...
can i use these for BAIT???
sure easier to snare this time of year
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nice dodo Roger!
i will be catching that size in the tourney...........for I AM on the Dock Holiday!!!!!!!!!!!
and for eating give me a dodo any day over a YT, but i eat both!!
i think YTs pull harder but for dancing action which i enjoy more, its a dodo.
Hey Minnow - you should come down for the tourney.
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tom if you come down i'll enter with you!!!
we can use my boat...it's sweet (con bees)
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mulege marv
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its almost wet !
the dock is almost wet ! should be in the water soon ! it will eliminate panga crawling
[Edited on 5-2-2007 by mulege marv]
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 Bob with an offer like that I might just have to take you up on it.
Of course I will have to ask my wife, but I was planning on being in Baja on those days anyway.
50/50 on expenses?
I'll check with the Germans and see if they have room for us.
Wife says no problemo. Better start following Pompano around to water.
[Edited on 2-5-2007 by Minnow]
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i pay the gas...and boat
boat is already full and ready to "go-dog-go"
you think we should hire a guide?
i could reserve him tomorrow...
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The guide is up to you, but we got Pompano's Maps.
You got a fishfinder wtih temp on it?
I've fished dorado with several of the captn's there. They usually just go out to between Pta. Conception and Sta. Inez and chunk. I think this
early in the season might dictate a different strategy.
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minnow, his wife, susan and bob are in...
all licensed up...drove to santa rosalia today
boat...susan...me
Marv, when is the last day to pay the entry fees???
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Bob, with Minnow on board you don need no stinkeen guide , mang....
Tom knows where the fish are there!
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Mike, we got it all worked out. Yho and I are in. See you on the 24th.
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