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la bay
we just returned from our first trip to bahia. 4 days on the bay were enough to know we were early for the big fish so we filled up on cabrilla,
blanco and aguado. fished with El Payaso in campo amigos.
the winds were not bad. air/water temps were about 85/64 with the water being chilly on first toe in. swam with a fin back whale (actually, i just
dove in to cool off during the mid day fish trip).
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i could live here
La Gringa is a pretty chic! there are some cool coves down this way for some clothing optional swimming....
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low tide clam dig
lottsa bottle cap sized clams for the linguini waiting back at the palapa. we only took about 35 clams so don't get all worked up!
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what do you do when the Pacific calls
head west, of course. hoping to score some rumored swell we headed down the bumpy trails.... HUGE Cardon. anyone wanna guess how old?
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hours later we hit the beach
no surf to speak of, but with no other humans present what else do you do after hours of driving, a couple ballenas and exploring the tide pools and
the Osprey offspring along the cliffs?
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what kind of fish is this? we saw numerous live ones swimming around LA Bay. those teeth give camel toe a bad name!
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shari
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loved all your pics...especially the last one! looks like another epic baja adventure...except for the surf...it's 12' and pumpin this weekend!!
it's the old "shoulda been here last...er next week" scenario...miss you both
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yeah, i saw it coming but my boss is taking off this coming week so i was locked in to the time frame we took off. CMON tuna! see ya soon.....
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we're thinking tuna season might be early this summer...cause right now there are more and more schools of yellowtail every day just a few miles
out...usually you cant get a YT till mid august...weird...halibut are movin in to the beach in front of campo sirena now.
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Looks like you had a good time at both Bay of Los Angeles, and at that other location.
Nice pix.
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WOW
nice pictures
I want to go there.
The cactus are amazing
thanks
Woody
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way to go woody...now everybody will know where la bay is...yuk yuk
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Woody, what about Gonzaga...? No time for both? It is totally different than L.A. Bay (at least so far, but pavement is coming)...
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we wanted fish. all i've gathered = fish come to LA Bay before Gonzaga so we went there after our friends backed out.
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10-4, L.A. Bay has cooler and deeper water... richer variety of fish. The place is dynomite for yellowtail in the summer!
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Good report.
Glad to hear about the halibut.
[Edited on 5-23-2010 by Russ]
Bahia Concepcion where life starts...given a chance!
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