Thanks Steve, great advice. I'll check out Barilles and Ribera, renting a 4x4 and self guiding sounds like it's right up my alley.
On Tuesday, February 25, 2014 9:37:23 AM UTC-5, Steve F wrote:
-- On Tuesday, February 25, 2014 9:37:23 AM UTC-5, Steve F wrote:
The few fly-specific guides in and around Cabo are pretty expensive as guides go. I took two inexpensive charters, one out of CSL and one out of SJdC, both disappointing. I caught fish, but none came on the fly and they really didn't know how to cater to the fly. As for DIY, the surf in and around Cabo can be a killer. Two trips in the past two years resulting in 8ft surf on the first trip and 10-15ft surf on the second with storms offshore. You may have better luck in March if you can find some protected water around the Hilton. A good alternative if you have the time, is to take a day and drive up to Los Barilles or La Ribera. You can rent a 4x4 for a fraction of the cost of a guide in CSL and the beaches are desolate, calm, and much more friendly to the fly.
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