loreto is nice. do u have a specific guide ? we stayed on the beach down south of loreto for a few days.
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Before they dried up, I fished the canals of Mars.
2018 - Bozeman, MT to Deloraine, Tasmania, AU - 8690 miles
2020 - Bozeman, MT to Darwin, Northern Territory, AU - 8182 miles
2020 - Bozeman, MT to Darwin, Northern Territory, AU - 8182 miles
Tierra Del Fuego 1985
Pan Am JFK / Buenos Aires R/T $389
Aerolineas BA / Viedma / Rio Gallegos / Ushuaia RT on a 14 day ticket $150+/-. Think Subway pass.
When you could knock / ask & fish for less than a second mortgage & first born and get by on $50 US/day.
It’s just me but the last couple times I’ve been down it’s lost its cache’. I’d rather spend two or three weeks in BA / Mendoza / Bariloche just embracing the culture and people….and the FOOD.
Pan Am JFK / Buenos Aires R/T $389
Aerolineas BA / Viedma / Rio Gallegos / Ushuaia RT on a 14 day ticket $150+/-. Think Subway pass.
When you could knock / ask & fish for less than a second mortgage & first born and get by on $50 US/day.
It’s just me but the last couple times I’ve been down it’s lost its cache’. I’d rather spend two or three weeks in BA / Mendoza / Bariloche just embracing the culture and people….and the FOOD.
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I actually got to do some beach fishing off of the Vung Tau peninsula during several R&R trips in 1969. Cool place back then.
Someone thought Chilean Seabass sounded better on the plate...
Well...a lot of places...most were fishing specific destinations, some I fished since I was traveling through or was not the primary reason to visit.
Alaska, Argentina, Baja (east cape), Belize, Bikini Atoll, Bora Bora (Tahiti) British Columbia, Costa Rica, Ebeye (Kwajalein), Eniwetok, Hawaii, Iceland, Majuro, Maldives, Montauk (NY), Okinawa, Panama, Teti'aroa (Tahiti), Wake Island, Whitsunday Islands (Australia), Yap.
And Molokai, where I lived 2 of my 43 years in Hawaii...and have fished on all of the major islands (including Kaho'olawe) except Ni'ihau...
Alaska, Argentina, Baja (east cape), Belize, Bikini Atoll, Bora Bora (Tahiti) British Columbia, Costa Rica, Ebeye (Kwajalein), Eniwetok, Hawaii, Iceland, Majuro, Maldives, Montauk (NY), Okinawa, Panama, Teti'aroa (Tahiti), Wake Island, Whitsunday Islands (Australia), Yap.
And Molokai, where I lived 2 of my 43 years in Hawaii...and have fished on all of the major islands (including Kaho'olawe) except Ni'ihau...
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But have you caught trout in Hawaii. I understand there are trout in a couple high mountain streams in Kaua"i.
No...and it's my understanding that they were stocked in a reservoir on Kaua'i
There are wild reproducing trout in the high altitude cold-waters streams of Koke'e State park.
Back when i was about 13 I would bike everywhere to fish for carp. One time I rode about 9 miles to get to the fishing. That's damn well near an Odyssean Journey to a 13-year-old
It was then I came to realize the journey is just as enjoyable as the destination
Ah who am I kidding, I learned very little about myself, the fish, my techniques, bicycling, or my friend who often and sometimes reluctantly went with me. Maybe except 9 miles is maximum radius to ride to fish for carp in summer with handlines and corn and still feel like it was worthwhile.
Ah who am I kidding, I learned very little about myself, the fish, my techniques, bicycling, or my friend who often and sometimes reluctantly went with me. Maybe except 9 miles is maximum radius to ride to fish for carp in summer with handlines and corn and still feel like it was worthwhile.
I need to check that out some day...all of my fishing on Kauai was salt water...