
CEDROS ISLAND
Cedros Island, roughly midway down the Baja pensinsula on the wild Pacific coast, has gained a reputation among Southern California calico (kelp) bass anglers as something of a holy grail. When a group of adventurous fishermen flew down to join Hobie Kayaks and explore Cedros Island fishing from kayaks, they found plenty of calicos — and some other species they hadn’t expected.
Catch the action in these 15 images and then see 15 more in a second gallery.
After you’ve seen these galleries, check out the images from another Sport Fishing Mexico kayak-fishing adventure, this one to Loreto on the Sea of Cortez, last year.

Standard Mexican Airstrip

A Fleet of Hobie Fishing Kayaks

Dodging a Thresher Shark

Holding a Thresher’s Amazing Tail

Man Vs. Shark

Working the Boiler Rocks for Bass

Space Alien Lurks Beneath an Angler’s Kayak!

Big Sheephead Makes for a Great Kayak Catch

Shore Lunch, Mexican Style

Miles of Unspoiled Cedros Island Coastline to Explore

Hooked Calico Bass Runs for Bottom

Fat Bass on a Beautiful Morning

Adrift off a Desert Island in the Late-Afternoon Sun
