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Did she go by Pitiquito Rosie, or was that someone else?

I'm not taking it all that seriously, but it is high time the Larry's of the world stood up and demanded some respect. The Cable Guy hasn't done us any good. When someone mentions a Larry, do people think of sports heroes like Larry Bird or Larry Csonka, or authors like Larry McMurtry (Hud...

What's a "Larry type"? Should I take offense?

Kind of like someone in this country who comes to mind. And equally undeserving of the level of popularity he enjoys.

And the improvement that would have the biggest impact is a toll bypass around the town of Sonoyta.

Have to wonder why this was done.

I'm still mystified. Why would a cartel sink a tortoaba fishing boat? I'm assuming some of the proceeds from tortoaba bladder sales winds up in the pockets of one or more cartels.

This is a dilemma for me. Should you go along with local misclassifications or keep putting proper names on species and hope it will catch on? Tell someone from Florida they can catch pompano at Rocky Point and they'll never trust you again. I've never eaten either, but prevailing opinion is...

I read it on my Apple news feed. Hopefully this gets some interest from other news organizations.

Yes, this looked like a chick lit compilation and would be rough to get through in the same way shopping with my wife while trying to look interested is rough. I suggest another source. But then what's with this "summer read" concept? That's Atlantic Coast thinking, especially New England...

Thanks for informing us. He was definitely a man to be respected.

I'd read both books - All the Pretty Horses and No Country for Old Men - before seeing the movies. Both were faithful re-tellings of the books. In No Country, the Coen brothers, geniuses in their own field, had sense enough not to tinker with someone else's masterpiece. A hunter stumbling...

Never figured out why critics didn't like All the Pretty Horses. I thought it was great. I can't believe they're still trying to make Blood Meridian into a film. A gripping read, but traumatized audiences will ask "Why?" And this is the judgment of someone who thought Nightmare Alley was a...

Seems odd they'd be bringing Totoaba bladders into the US when the market is in Asia. I'd expect the ships coming from China for making fentanyl in Mexico would be the ones ferrying back the bladders.

Dead fish picture?

Talk to the Asians about farming for fish and wildlife. That's where the demand is, and they wouldn't have to depend on imports. They could start their own rhino farms, totoaba coves and vacquita pools to supply wealthy Asians who still believe in folk medicines that are generally dismissed by...

I agree with Old55 about the political posts, but rplarry's position so clearly described my own that I just had to give it a like.

Had the same experience in Lobos last weekend. Tons of baitfish and not much grouper or snapper action. I also noticed more nets and nets close to shore in places I hadn't seen them before. I suspect the situation was made worse by a temporary drop in quality fish in the immediate area due to...

Here's how it's been explained to me in Puerto Lobos. Agricultural fields pumping east and north of Lobos have created allowed sea water to seep into the acquifer. The Mexican government recommends against drinking the water that is trucked in to Lobos because of its high sodium content...

Googled Guadalupe fur seals and glad I did. I was worried I'd have to apologize at all the guys I've barked at for referring to sea lions as seals. Turns out the Guadalupe fur seal lives on Pacific islands west of Baja. None of the sources place it in the Sea of Cortez.