Hopping from Mag Bay to Los Cabos

Fall is in the air, so a couple thousand of you adventurous recreational boaters are making plans to visit Mexico’s wonderful cruising grounds. This includes not only the Baja Ha Ha and CUBAR folks but also the brave individualists who head south in their wakes. Viva Yatistas! The first of November...

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Pat Rains says:

September 29, 2022 at 11:13 am

That’s supposed to say 50′ to 100′ of water: Loosely following this low-lying coast about five miles off usually keeps us in 5- to 100 feet of water,

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