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Halibuts are the big boys we catch out at the deep reefs. The smaller ones caught near shore are fluke, or flounder. Both are yummy! Had an interesting conversation awhile back with someone that insisted all halibut are left-eyed and flounder are right-eyed. Bull pucky! Proceeded to post a...

Meh. It's not right now, but point being it could be, and has come close a time or two. Don't cheerlead, Russ. It could all change tomorrow. Love you man, no homo.

For Rocky Point? Don't bother. If you're going deeper into Mexico, then yes. If you fly into Mazatlan, you fill it on the plane, get it stamped when you go through Customs. Same flying to Cabo or other destinations. If driving, you can get it at the 21km stop south of Nogales. I have been asked...

I'm about to kill this whole thread.

Nice catch!

Damn boi... dat's some serious firepower! Always had 360 eyes in my head the few times I've driven through Culican.

Hit or miss on live crab. I've seen it occasionally, but not consistently on the malecon.

Several on the malecon. Already cooked and cleaned, picked. Ready to eat, make crabcakes, whatever.

The close areas are largely ignored as the further reefs generally have more fish. Doesn't mean there aren't decent fish close in, there are. Like Kenny, I've surprised myself a few times. Like catching a nice size pinto on a sabiki rig while making bait just outside the mouth of Cholla Bay...

Crazy. You NEED AC. We fished one year (recently) 3rd week of Sept. Water temps 40 miles out in 90's. Spent the whole day in the water hanging off the back of the boat because it was so brutal hot. I wouldn't consider what you're suggesting until late October, at best.

Fernando Catch 22 is your man. I haven't been to SC in awhile, so hard to know how the dodo fishing is. They often get overwhelmed with illegal long lines during the summer and can make it tough to catch dorado. Brian is good, too.

They drank all the beer I had in the refrigerator while "inspecting my boat" at Benjamin Hill one trip. Thought they were down in the cabin for awhile. They were kind enough to put the empty Pacifico bottles back in the fridge.

Because the look of all three (corvina, WSB, T-Bass) is very similar, there are a few clues that can help you distinguish the difference. The fangs, as mentioned above. Also in the pic above, you can tell both as WSB because the tail curves IN towards the fish. With T-bass, the tail is the...

I do. As Kenny said - if it had fangs (not teeth) I'd go super huge corvina. But that looks WSB to me. DEFINITELY not a T-bass. It's not unheard of for the WSB to come in pretty close. Congrats! Just for comparison, look how close the one on the right matches yours.

About the best you'll get. I've got one, although well-used and beaten. Contours and depths are pretty accurate. https://www.amazon.com/Fish-N-Map-Sea-Cortez-North-Mexico/dp/B01AKET6HI

Awesome white! Cool that you caught it in so close. Great job!

Their IP address. Easy enough to see what names are connected to a given IP address. Ban the IP address, they can't connect to the forum. While there are some ways around that (going out to public wifi and creating a new name) you still won't be able to connect from your home computer or wifi...

Including this one.

You need to put in the cloud and link it, or send it to me and I'll get it linked. That link is to your computer, no one can open it.

Hope Happy enjoyed his moment of fun. That is all, carry on.