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Find me a politician who isn't... :stir: If they were smart, they would learn a trade, or go into business, instead of trying to be all "do-goody" and trying to regulate other people's lives.

That's easy for you to say....

????? That was all you had to say. The rest was tripe (or bait- but I'm not a fish).

I'm pretty sure Dan is referring to the story about the wind that came out of nowhere, and the resulting 4 mile hike back up the beach, dragging their kayaks behind them... http://www.rockypointtalk.com/showthread.php?4320-Getting-crazy-in-Lobos Doug had me in stitches telling that...

And naturally, there was at least one additional person on board Tom's boat with them, since the legal limit for 3 anglers would only be 15 yellowtail per day... right?

Boy, if the weather this year keeps up the way it did in January, then it might be warm enough by the end of Feb to maybe find a Corvina or two. ParrotHead was telling me he saw a big feeding frenzy just off of Encanto beach last week, so something is roaming around out there.

Anybody else from the forum playing in the Golf scramble at the Mayan on Saturday? Our group tees off around 10am.

Ritchie Valens also... Ba la ba la ba la bamba...

Hah.... is that a polite way of calling me a know it all? :) Probably guilty as charged. I read ridiculous amounts - probably 50 pages per night. I do enjoy talking about fish a lot more than being opinionated in the political topics (if you can believe that :)) Those mexfish.com fish...

Of course not.... Why do you think I own a boat myself ? :)

It used to be that if you "Give a man a fish, you feed him for a day; teach a man to fish and you feed him for life..." Nowadays, it's more like: "Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day, teach a man to fish and he will spend the day on a boat drinking beer"

No true Redfish anywhere in the Pacific. There are a few species that I think look a little bit like a redfish. One is the striped corvina: http://mexfish.com/fish/strcorv/strcorv.htm another is the Yellowfin croaker: http://mexfish.com/fish/yfncrok/yfncrok.htm and the cortez...

Hah... Sometimes you don't even need a car antenna for Sierra - if they are in a feeding frenzy they will eat a bare chrome hook, or a bright brass swivel... anything in the water that reflects sunlight will get slammed. I learned that lesson the hard way... I would throw a jig or spoon, hook...

You better believe it... My wife and I used to rent a place out in Paradise Villas several times a year, and I have caught some really nice Corvina along that beach. Any time we would take a walk along the beach I would always have a 7 ft spinning rod with 12lb test and a one ounce chrome...

Hahaha yeah- I'd be lying if I declared I had some magic top secret technique for catching any species except spotted bay bass... Usually flounder are found over sandy bottoms, or right on the border where sand and rocky bottoms meet. I've had 1/2 ounce rock bass hit a one-ounce...

Here is one of my favorite cold weather shore techniques: Step 1: take a 1/4 - 3/8 ounce white or chartreuse jig (like a maribou crappie jig, horse hair, curly tail, etc) Step 2: Tip it with a 2 inch strip of squid or peeled shrimp tail meat (peel a 16-20 size shrimp tail and cut in half...

Nice catch Stu ...! Still a couple weeks until I'll be able to break my barge out of moth-balls... I can't wait.

Because they are white seabass.... :)

Stu- the visa issue is only for US boats crossing INTO Mexican waters from an international port of departure. If you launch your boat from Mexican soil, then no visa necessito I researched this a couple weeks back and Dan helped clear it up for me. Things are getting pretty nasty on the...