Not East Cape Cabo (wintertime misery), nothing North of PV (wintertime misery) and not Southern Oaxaca (wintertime misery; busy righthanders). I bet there's some dusty dirt zones in Baja that have good consistency and light crowding. I have heard horror stories about the points between Ticla and Troncones in Wintertime - small surf, LARGE crowds.
If you have a truck and land trouble might not avoid you. I defer to El Ogro on this one. IMHO being over six foot, no girlfriend, no vehicle, a backpack, and a dusty boardbag make you a shitty target.
Yeah, from the tourist POV. But I'd do what mundus/ElOgro said and try putting in some real time before pulling the trigger.
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@ElOgro At some point, isn't the pay-to-play outsourced from the Gringo owner?
If you lived in:
1. Punta de Mita in some fancy house on the Four Seasons/St. Regis
2. One of those rich people zones in Mazatlan
3. Your sportfish in Mag Bay
Aren't you kind of insulated from the randos-in-pickup-come-by for some of your beers and some of your Benjamins and you go another year without having an "accident"? Your HOA goes up and all is normal?