castaway$
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Bahia Asuncion launch?
I have a 20' Bayliner Trophy that I trailer down and I need to know if there is a launch that I can use. From what I have read the launch is over the
beach after navigating backwards the cut in the rocks. The draft of my boat is about 18" and to put it in perspective it I can just make it out in
Mulege, can I fish in Asuncion?
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shari
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maybe U2U santiago, he launched his boat here and did fine...you have to back down a hill but we hauled out a 23'sailboat there no problem and launch
our panga there all the time...high tide would be best. Come on down!!!
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Santiago
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I had no problem launching my 18' aluminum (1500# boat and motor) and I don't think you will either but I would do it around high tide. The panga
slot is very doable if you have any experience at backing down ramps. The trick is to take it very slow out so you see the rocks - hire Juan to go
with you the first time and he will make sure you stay out of trouble - and he's very knowledgable about his home water and a great guy to pass the
day with anyway. He does drink Tecate but then, no one's perfect If you
catch more fish than him it will be only because he wasn't trying....
I also believe you can launch at Bahia San Roque, about 7 miles north. This slot is very calm at most times but more remote. Have Juan check you out
and advise.
I do, however, suggest caution approching any gringos in this area.....
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Diver
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I believe a 20' Bayliner weights close to 4,000 lbs.
Getting back UP the ramp may be the issue.
If your tow rig is a capable 4x4, you should be fine.
If not, better take me with you so my F350 can get us home ! 
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castaway$
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Got 4 wheel drive, don't have any problems backing up, prefer Pacifico but Tecate will do and everyone is invited as long as I get to catch the
biggest fish!
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jorgie
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I still cannot find a fishing licence..........if I could you guys wouldn't need to bother.....so the derby is on the 3rd .........
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Diver
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For fishing and boat licenses:
Comisión Nacional de Acuacultura y Pesca
CONAPESCA
2550 Fifth Avenue Suite 15
San Diego, CA 92103
619.233.4324 fax 619.233.0344
Or get your permit through Discover Baja if using them for insurance, as well.
[Edited on 11-28-2007 by Diver]
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shari
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What we do here is double truck it up the ramp if you have problems...mexican solution! A truck towing the other truck towing the boat up! Teamwork
amigos.
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castaway$
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When in Rome, or should I say Mexico.
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Bob H
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| Quote: | Originally posted by shari
What we do here is double truck it up the ramp if you have problems...mexican solution! A truck towing the other truck towing the boat up! Teamwork
amigos. |
Ya gotta love that! A ture and proper Mexican solution.... Bob H
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