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Antonio, here it is. The skirt seems to work better cut down an inch so the overall length is 10". From what I understand, it's essentially the Black Bart Mini 1656, and since Gerry Bost used to manufacture lures for Bart, he kept making more or less the same lures under his own names. Folks have had little luck in Huatulco with anything over 12" - my largest marlin I lost hit a Moldcraft Wide Range Standard about 8.5" - and my tendency has been to keep everything in the 9-11" range. Seems to be a small bait fishery in the Gulf of Tehuantepec. We have way more coldwater nutrient upwellings in tropical waters than anywhere else on the Pacific Coast, due to the regular Tehuantepec gales coming out of the Isthmus, and it really seems to make the feeding behavior a bit different than other places.
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Monday, May 21, 2012
Marlin Report Huatulco Blue - Page 2 - BD Outdoors dude your on josh temple i tell you keep it up bro cheers. www.bdoutdoors.com/forums/.../428589-huatulco-2.html
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This property seems to change its name on a yearly basis as it searches for ways to boost occupancy. (In the past, it's been the Magnihotel Huatulco, Crown Pacific Deluxe Suite Resort, Caribbean Village, Holiday Inn Crowne Plaza, and finally Crown Pacific Deluxe All Inclusive Suites.)
The least expensive internationally oriented all-inclusive resort in Huatulco, it also offers some of the largest guest rooms in town, eclipsed only by the much more expensive Barcelo and Dreams Huatulco. Its ma...
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Huatulco Tour: Sea Turtle Nesting Witness An Amazing Spectacle In Huatulco As Thousands Of Baby Sea Turtles Make Their Way To The Ocean
Witness An Amazing Spectacle In Huatulco As Thousands Of Baby Sea Turtles Make Their Way To The Ocean
Every year, thousands of sea turtles make their way to shore along the pacific coast of Mexico to nest. In the months that follow, thousands upon thousands of baby sea turtles make their way back to the ocean.
Every once in a while a person comes across an event almost too incredible to describe, and this phenomenon – known as arribadas – is one of them!
When
Nesting periods for sea turtles can be rather unpredictable and are thought to depend heavily on both the moon and tide conditions. With that being said, nesting has historically taken place around June and continues for several months.
During this time, thousands of sea turtles travel ashore and proceed to dig a hole approximately 2 feet in depth. This hole will become the temporary home to anywhere from 50 to 200 ping-pong ball sized turtle eggs. These slimy spheres will stay buried for approximately 2 months before the turtles hatch and begin to dig themselves out.
It’s at this point that the true work occurs. These tiny creatures make the daunting trek across the beach and to the ocean. Years of evolution has gotten this process down to a science.
The turtles emerge after the sun has set and follow the light cast by the moon back to the water. This strategy diminishes the risk of turtles being eaten by predators.
Unfortunately, not all sea turtles make it to the ocean; many who remain on shore by daylight are either eaten or die of sun exposure.
Luckily, sea turtles along the pacific coast of Mexico are given an advantage with the help of human intervention. During nesting season many initiatives take place, including setting up nets to protect the vulnerable turtle eggs. In addition, many of the beaches are guarded by government officials during nesting months to prevent poaching, a still huge problem in Huatulco (and in general).
With local and governmental assistance, many of these turtles get a second chance a life.
Where
As mentioned, this spectacle occurs on beaches all along the pacific coast of Mexico.
Sites such as Puerto Escondido and Mazunte are among the most populated beaches when it comes to nesting. As a result these two locations have become large players in the fight to protect the sea turtles.
On that note, if you find yourself in Mazunte be sure to check out the local Sea Turtle Museum. Here you will find a wide array of turtles both native to the area and otherwise.
This self-guided Huatulco tour requires a lot of planning and a little luck, but if you’re successful this will be one of the coolest experiences of your life!
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San Agustinillo Map and Satellite Image | SURFLINE.COM
San Agustinillo Map and Satellite Image | SURFLINE.COM
Map of San Agustinillo with a satellite image perfect for locating San Agustinillo surf spots. Locate all the San Agustinillo breaks with this easy to use map.
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World Environment Day in Oaxaca Publication date: May 2012
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World Environment Day in Oaxaca
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Publication date: May 2012
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| Oaxaca de Juarez, Mexico - Planeta.com invites friends to put themselves into the picture for World Environment Day. Join us on June 3 for a photo safari in the Llano Park. A photo safari is a free, public event in which people are invited to take photos in a public space and sharing pics online using relevant social media including Facebook, Flickr, Foursquare, Google+, Slideshare, Twitter, YouTube and wikis as a means to encourage transliteracy: the ability to read and write using multiple media, including traditional print media, electronic devices, and online tools. The safari combines a slow-paced walk from the lions in the park to recently made carvings nearby. The safari is conducted in aplurilingual manner with an emphasis on Spanish and local indigenous languages. "The highlight of the trip will be our search for the bear carving on Calle Amapolas" said Planeta.com founder Ron Mader. "We will also look for the borrego cimarron and a frog. Baseball fans should be on the lookout for pericos in the stadium when Oaxaca plays Puebla." Participants will be asked to upload photos to Facebook and Flickr. Friends of the photo safari are asked to like, favorite, pin and tweet about these images. "Social bridging is essential to building strong, safe, diverse communities," Mader said, citing Nina Simon's recent blog, Building Community Bridges: A "So What" Behind Social Participation. Among the talking points for informal conversation: the green economy and the 40th anniversary of UNEP, environmental education, wildlife and how World Environment Day is being celebrated around the globe. It will also be an opportunity to discuss upcoming events including July's Guelaguetza, August's Indigenous Peoples Week and a proposed unconference focusing on local, slow and conscious travel in September. Meeting point, 11am on the northeast side of Llano Park at the Hector's news' stand. Ask Hector about the trees in front of the stand. Tips: Bring your camera or smartphone, extra batteries, drinking water, comfortable shoes and a hat. Kids and the elderly are welcome and this event is free. GAMEFICATIONHow do you translate 'World Environment Day?'Mixteco (Mexico): Buaha Kiwi Spanish: Día Mundial del Medio Ambiente Swedish: Världsmiljödagen Chinanteco: Jhum kie la ta m qu = Dia Mundial del Medio Ambiente (San Felipe Usila) Zapoteco: (Teotitlan del Valle, Oaxaca) Xchii guish-liu nabain How do you translate 'Green Economy: Does it include you?' Spanish: Economía verde: ¿No te incluye? Photo Safari Check List Take photos of trees in bloom Take photos of trees carved as animals Take photos of wildlife including birds and bugs Ask someone to take a picture of you and a tree Comments welcome on Ron's blog. |
CASA REBECCA Oceanfront Puerto Escondido Vacation Rentals Oaxaca Mexico by Thomas Marquardt (submitted 2012-05-19)
CASA REBECCA Oceanfront Puerto Escondido Vacation Rentals Oaxaca Mexico by Thomas Marquardt
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Puerto Escondido Vacation Rental Oaxaca, Mexico
Casa Rebecca is a luxury oceanfront condominium in tropical Puerto Escondido. Our exotic penthouse rental paradise is located on the blue Pacific coast between Acapulco and Huatulco in sunny Mexico.
The International Airport (PXM) is just a five minutes taxi drive away from our luxury rental condo.
Romantic Luxury Oceanfront Paradise
Casa Rebecca in Puerto Escondido consists of 2,500 (230 m2) sq ft of luxurious light filled living and terrace space. Prepare culinary delights in our fully equipped kitchen with granite counter tops while enjoying a magnificent ocean view. Dine around our elegant glass table or casually breakfast at the round kitchen bar. Relax in our exotically decorated open living area and watch whales or dolphins play offshore. Rest and recoup on our King size beds or pamper yourself in your private four piece bathroom with an extra large walk in shower for two. A well organized change room with storage closets, provides plenty of storage for everybody. All rooms are air-conditioned and have a ceiling ventilator.
Private Roof Top Terrace with "Palapa"
Unwind each evening as the sun falls with a spectacular sky behind the expanse of the Pacific Ocean. Wake each morning to a sparkling sunrise over the beaches of Zicatela. An unforgettable experience from our spacious elegantly curved balcony, which is discreetly distanced from the pool. Sheltered from the tropical sun and cooled by off-shore ocean breezes, rest in pure comfort on our roof top Palapa. Take it all in from the edge of our pool or stroll to one of two pristine beaches nearby.
Our condo is safely constructed above a gently sloped cliff that is grown with rich tropical flora with a trail leading down to the ocean shore. Sip a cool drink on the balcony and listen to the sound of surf rising to your ears as it is breaking on the rocks below or just watch the locals fish or snorkel by the shore below.
Rental Amenities
Most amenities to our luxury two bedroom Puerto Escondido vacation rentals oceanfront property are on the Rinconada, just a few minutes walk from our condo. We offer our condo for rent all seasons and it provides comfortable accommodation for four adults and two children. The pool is shared with only five other owners.
About Puerto Escondido Mexico
(English: "Hidden Port") located on the Mexico Pacific Emerald Coast (La Costa Esmeralda) is a beautiful destination for international and national tourism alike. The tropical climate makes Puerto Escondido one of the most attractive holiday destinations to visit.
Casa Rebecca, our Puerto Escondido vacation rental paradise, offers a Mexico holiday for everyone; from world class surfing to hidden coves and miles of white sand beaches with majestic rock formations.
When you tire of exploration, shopping and cultural opportunities abound. The beach is only a ten minute walk along the palm treed streets of the exclusive and prestigious luxury Puerto Escondido neighbourhood of new villas and condominiums in Dorado Carrizalillo.
Our hope is that through the beauty of the landscape, the warmth of the local people and the tranquil atmosphere you will experience the charm that is Puerto Escondido. You cannot help falling in love with our Puerto Escondido vacation rental penthouse and return to our hidden paradise Casa Rebecca many times.
About the Author
We are Thomas and Rebecca and live in Vancouver, BC, Canada. We always had a dream to one day escape the dreary wet winters of west coast Canada and find a little spot in paradise to vacation and retire. After many travels and months of searching the internet we found Puerto Escondido in Oaxaca Mexico, where we built our little paradise by the ocean. We spent many weeks a year there ourselves and when we are not there, we rent it to vacationers all over the world who love to return year after year. More information you can find on our website:http://www.puertoescondidocondorental.com Thomas and Becky
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