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Posted: Tue Oct 24th, 2006 09:32 pm |
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| is there decent shore fishing around San Carlos? what can i expect to catch at what times of year? used to do great fishing about 60 miles north of Cabo in the summer and fall, but am coming out to San Carlos for the first time end of december. appreciate any info.
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Posted: Wed Oct 25th, 2006 01:58 am |
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I am afraid it is a little dissapointing compared to the areas you've fished. I have had a few good times for sea trout (corvina) and the occaisional pargo or skipjack. I have heard about good fishing for big sea trout off the area near Marina Real, but it's a long walk through the desert to get to any place you can fish. I think there is probably great fishing in the right spots, but most of the easily accessible spots are pretty poor.
 Craig
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Posted: Wed Oct 25th, 2006 11:01 pm |
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I have also had mixed experiences. I have tried by the marina, emerald bay, and off the rocks at the caracol. I have caught sting rays, small bass, trout, triggerfish and a number of other fish that I could not identify. I stay in a house on the caracol and walk down the hill. There is a drop off to the water so stout line is required to pull the fish up. I have caught fish on sardines and soft plastic.
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Posted: Thu Oct 26th, 2006 03:56 pm |
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| thanks for the info.
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