day trip fer bass

at that place just outside of guadalajara. has anybody been there?

If you are talking about Presa Calderon, No motors allowed.

so, i ask?? why would anyone go to agua milpa when fish like this are less than 1 hour away?
and i have now seen pics of aluminum boats with electric motors and all kinds of other craft,including paddle boats. another pic of a guy fly fishing from shore.
i think i will prepare my tackle.
yes presa calderon-gracias sundown!

looks like a gas outboard on that one boat. they probly know somebody that knows somebody-jaja!

Pedro wrote:

so, i ask?? why would anyone go to agua milpa when fish like this are less than 1 hour away?
and i have now seen pics of aluminum boats with electric motors and all kinds of other craft,including paddle boats. another pic of a guy fly fishing from shore.
i think i will prepare my tackle.
yes presa calderon-gracias sundown!

VERY NICE!! Congrats and Thanks for sharing!!  

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Pedro,  "why would anyone go to agua milpa when fish like this are less than 1 hour away?"

Jim W......Because they like Agua Milpa......Maybe?   Cuz they like getting away from the big city, for a few days?  

Pedro, Please share all the photo's you've accumulated over your years @ Lakeside, fishing!  Which Lake, other than Chapala?  Not PHISHING!    

Please, where is presa calderon? Google maps failed me.

borderreiver wrote:Please, where is presa calderon? Google maps failed me.

google presa calderon,zapotlanejo-not the map. there is a ton of info and pics. that's where i got those from.
that's not me with that beauty.
i started this thread to ask about this place because i heard about it and never have been there, but i sure do want to go now. a friend of mine that has relatives and friends there said he would take me when i am well enough.

Followed your advice. Very interesting. Happy recovery.

borderreiver wrote:Followed your advice. Very interesting. Happy recovery.

Just for the record, fishing this lake requires a quarter mile carry of your boat/floatation device, from your vehicle.  

Most people fish from the bank as accessibility is difficult for most!   Good luck if you take on the work!  

Whatever Jim W. Gotta feeling that your gear, a quarter of of mile stroll (sic) and some cash with a smile would land you a boat and some fishin. It's all a beerocracy. As for Pedro, Where do these fish come from ? More info please.

borderreiver wrote:Whatever Jim W. Gotta feeling that your gear, a quarter of of mile stroll (sic) and some cash with a smile would land you a boat and some fishin. It's all a beerocracy. As for Pedro, Where do these fish come from ? More info please.

initially they were stocked but they breed naturally now. again,i got that info from the many sources on google about the lake.

just went and got some welding done at that place in san antonio. the owner is an avid bass fisherman and has caught up to 6+kilo using surface poppers on 8lb test. he says the fishing in calderon is as good or better than agua milpa. his less skilled friends use them plastic worms-jaja!

I've fished Presa Calderon a couple of times with a policia estatal friend of mine,it's okay,like Jim mentioned the access isn't easy unless you're a member of the fishing club there,I don't think the fishing is as good as it is at Agua Milpa.
Bob you'll enjoy Santa Maria del Oro,it's a very pretty lake,don't know about the fishing but try the (chicharrones de pescado) a local speciallty.

CanuckBob wrote:Let us know how it is. Next month I'm going to check out another lake by Tepic called Santa Maria del Oro. It is a pristine "crater lake" that has accommodation's and apparently Black Bass.

There is/was black bass +?, water skiing at the weekend and catch and release, peaceful place during the week.

http://www.mexconnect.com/articles/454-gold-trail-to-santa-mar%C3%ADa-del-oro-nayarit

and perch

Perch? I didn't know they had any down here. They can make a slow fishing day fun.

Did a little searching. That crater lake at Santa Maria del Oro looks awesome. Notice "Noe's" has this junket thing happening to the "High End" joint, but there are lots of restos and alternative accommodations at all price points. The area looks stunning. Who knew ? I sure didn't. Gotta go. Fishing and swimming in a clean (ish?) lake. Yes please.