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I haven’t seen where they have announced the dates yet? Am I missing something? I think they announced at the beginning of April last year.

That is indeed a great cruising guide. My sister got me a copy and marked it up with notations after they cruised down there for about five years on their sailboat so it was really nice. Ed, I am doing repairs as I type this and will be putting the boat in the water today at Ridgefield. After I...

The worst roads were just north of Guerrero Negro on Highway 1. Some sections of road are fine. Mexicali to San Felipe was only about three hours.

No troubles at the border. I would say it was approximately 1.5 hours each direction, including wait time. The only downside to the whole trip was the long rough drive. I don’t recommend trailering all the way to La Paz to anybody. And I definitely would’ve preferred a tandem axle trailer. The...

We just completed our first Baja trip. We ended up trailering all the way to La Paz and spent most of our time at Espiritu Santo. We had a great time and will be going back in the future. I’ve uploaded a few pics in my album: http://www.c-brats.com/modules.php?set_ ... _album.php

Ok, I have the powerwinch sportfishing 450. I wouldn’t recommend it, although I will give the company kudos for customer service. Colby has valid points about the free fall models but I would still prefer that for use in the river. The reason I wouldn’t recommend this model is because I have...

I believe I have the fisherman 700 also. Send me a PM with your phone number and I’ll text you some pictures of it when I get home. And you’re welcome to come take a look too.

I won’t comment on what brand to get, but I would definitely recommend getting one that has the free fall down feature. Really nice for anchoring in the river.

C-Brats is by far the best. I tried the hull truth but honestly I am just inundated by ads there and can’t stand to visit it. This site is the best for c-dorys but also a lot of members came from sailing background and are knowledgeable about many other nautical topics as well. Only the search...

Yes, I was thinking more along the lines of using the bulb for filling the internal tank. I would rather pump the primer bulb for a minute or two compared to carrying extra gas cans and trying to fill the generator. Less chance of spilling fuel.

Maybe this is a dumb comment but could you plumb the generator with a fuel line with inline primer bulb and use it to fill the internal tank on generator? You would need a vent still on that cap fitting but you could just pump the gas in. That would eliminate the need to carry and pour gas into...