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You need to move to the barrio somewhere, Roberto, where those nasty touristas wont go. But even that's getting harder to find. I often thought the cancer started the day they opened a Burger King in Rocky Point. Geez, how long ago was that now, anyway? :mystery:

In a sad way, I sorta miss Brylcreem Boy. Talk about completely disappearing off the radar screen. Oh, how the mighty have fallen.

Thanks, wondered about that. I don't see it as "murderer loving geezers" but more a case of absolutely uninformed voters that take zero time to do any research on the candidates. They look for a D or R and pull the lever accordingly, get their little "I Voted" sticker and go mindlessly on their...

Charters can be hit or miss as the players change often. I used to know many of the Capts, as I fished often and chatted with them regularly, but have been out of the loop for a bit. Most don't go far as gas is expensive, and you can generally expect to catch a lot of triggerfish, with some sand...

They don't "hate" Mexico, Jerry. Anymore than you or I do. They have issues with illegal immigration, cartel violence, the drugs flowing over the border, just as many Americans do, even folks that love Mexico. You and I and many here see it differently because we've lived it for so many years...

I'd be careful and you know why. You don't want some chowderhead ending up somewhere they probably shouldn't be. Could open up some serious liability issues. "I saw this cool place on a map and the next thing I know, I was surrounded by dudes with machine guns!" Just sayin'...

Thanks, Jerry. All better now. The correct terminology for what you are trying to say is: "The Bilge is leaking." :arrr:

What's more amazing to me is that people will vote for this idiot. "I killed my mommy... and sis...but it was self-defense." (Saw this story in the paper. Wow. Just wow!)

NIMBY!

Glad to hear he went on his way. I have to wonder if the heat isn't playing a part, perhaps causing a toxin in their food source (red tide kind of thing) at the moment.

CEDO would be the only place I can even think of.

Uh.... desal uses seawater, not condensate from the air.....?

Interesting. My first thought was how in the hell do you pull water out of air that has near zero humidity to begin with? But I guess there's a way. 5 liters a day ain't much, but it's a start. Right now, my AC unit is producing 5 gallons of condensate a day. I capture it all and use it to...

Indeed. They should sell a sport fishing license for limited totuava take (like 2) and use the money for breeding and restocking programs. There are plenty of them out there and without gill nets, there would be a lot more.

Getting rid of gill nets 20 years ago might have made a difference. Today? I dunno, too little, too late. I recall a trip out to the 17 a few years back. We anchored up over the reef, but caught nothing. Went to pull anchor (Mighty Mite grappling anchor) and that thing was stuck solid. Backed...

Sounds like fun! Make sure you've got a good GPS so that if you need help, you can tell folks exactly where you are. Once you get out there a bit, one piece of blue water looks just like the next. Distance can also be deceiving. It's easy to think your only 10 miles out when it's really further.

26 used to be the main channel and had repeater, but the Mexican Army took it down due to narcos using it. 16 is your best bet these days, and a cell phone with number to Safe Marine or Harbormaster.

Sea nettles. Common in summer. Very small little critters you can't even see in the water. I've swam into batches of them while snorkeling in San Carlos. I always wear a T shirt in the water for that reason. Basically, tiny jellyfish.

Let me know... I've got some time right now for the next few weeks. Retire? What the hell is that? Hahaha!

That's it. The wife runs the show, I'm the silent partner.