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Welcome to the October 2023 edition of the Baja Bound Bulletin! In this edition, Martina encounters Mona at Rancho El Coyote; Erin Dunigan shares the Cabalgata experience; Greg Niemann explores the legacy of Bobby Van Wormer; David Kier recounts the history of Baja piracy and Tom Gatch provides the fall fishing report. We still have copies of the amazing Baja Atlas available at a discounted price to get you ready for your next road trip south of the border! ¡Viva Baja! |
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Mona: The Camp Dog of Rancho El Coyote By Martina She watched me with one brown eye and one blue eye. She showed no signs of moving from her hillside vantage point. I had not noticed her arrival...Read more |
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Cabalgata By Erin Dunigan Close your eyes and take a deep breath. Do you feel it? A sense of familiarity tinged with distance. It's the aroma of boundless expanses... Read more |
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Bobby Van Wormer's Legacy By Greg Niemann Bobby Van Wormer Sr., a Baja icon in the East Cape region, left a legacy in the developing of several popular sportfishing resorts. Along with...Read more |
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Pirates in Baja By David Kier In 1963, Peter Gerhard published an eleven page report about treasure-seeking pirates that attacked Spanish ships from their hiding...Read more |
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Fall Fishing Report By Tom Gatch This past summer proved to be highly productive for anglers fishing in a wide variety of locations around the Baja California peninsula. And it... Read more |
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