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Interesting viewpoints.... I don't want to derail this discussion too much further, but little do most people know (or recognize) that today, the entire WORLD is subject to the Feudal System. All National currencies (including the almighty US Dollar) are instruments of debt designed to keep...

Because you are a fisherman.... :)

A website has been set up to promote the continuation of the search and recovery efforts for the 7 men still officially missing: http://www.findourfathers.com/

None of us ever waste these fish. We wouldn't bring them in dead if we didn't have a use for them. This time of year is expecially favorable for releasing Grouper because they are often caught shallow enough that you can release them if you wish. If they come up from water deeper than 120...

"Your own"....? What, you mean like "other human beings", right? :)

You make it sound too easy, Art... :) Just another day, another 200 pounds of fish... great job. I am working over the next couple weekends, so my next fishing trip won't be until end of July. Don't know yet if I will go to RP or San Diego for tuna. It will depend on the reports and the...

Secondary inspection is not fun. They pull me in whenever I have my boat hooked up. But I'll still take secondary and a little inconvenience over being walked into the detention cell wearing handcuffs (3 times so far).... :)

Agree- for 6 people plus crew, go with a bigger boat. I'll also jump on the About Time bandwagon... Great, well equipped boat, and a very skilled crew.

Well, thinking purely as a fisherman (and with no disrespect toward the loss of life intended)... she'll make a fine artificial reef over time.

yes, it's worth it to go out 10-12 miles in my opinion. 2-3 miles offshore averages 50-75 feet deep. 10-12 miles and you can hit 120-175 feet depths. $75 per person seems reasonable to me...

It was heavily modified. Here are a couple pics of the boat showing the panga storage racks which grew to be 3 levels high over the years:

I'm sure Stuart remembers....

In the Sea of Cortez, the VHF silence can sometimes be quite spooky...

A "closed" port really only means that the Harbor Master has sent the danger flag up the pole and declared that unsafe seas are approaching; and they can mandate that all ships at berth be double or triple-roped, etc, but there is never a big chain strung across the entrance to the harbor that...

A couple videos, including interviews with survivors: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/43637276/ns/world_news-americas/?gt1=43001 One of the crew members of the Erik said The San Felipe Harbor Master had closed the Port and informed the Captain of the Erik (twice) that the weather was approaching...

haha.. very funny. :) but to correct one minor detail Dan- we ran 200 miles and fished 16 hours in order to catch ZERO fish :) still, 16 hours of fishing (or running) still beats 16 hours of working. But I definitely admit I'm jealous of the air conditioning.

Awesome. Good fishing, Breakfast, AND air conditioning...? Sounds like you old guys were really suffering. :) I'm glad you were able to tough it out.

Happy Birthday Dan!

well, what else would you have spent the money on? Gas, bait, and fishing tackle, right? :)

Yeah we caught a lot more fish close by RP on Sunday than we caught covering over 150 miles on Monday, that's for sure. The hardest decision for me is always leaving the harbor and trying to decide whether to turn right toward Wally's reefs, or turn left toward Caballo and the southern...