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I am here now and I was surprised when I came down yesterday that the border wait appeared to be very short. That told me that it was probably a dead weekend. Jim, what hours do you work?

Here is the language posted by PESCA concerning licensing: MEXICAN SPORTFISHING REGULATIONS When operating a boat that carries fishing equipment in Mexican waters, it is necessary to hold a valid fishing license for everybody aboard the boat, regardless of age and whether fishing or not. A...

I just got back and it was a first for me that in June I did not see a single one in the water or washed up in las Conchas.

So did anyone here fish the tourny?

I am probably more concerned about being taken advantage of from local RP law enforcement than any locals. That being said, don't do any thing there that you would not do here and you should be fine. Anything can happen anywhere, it should not prevent you from enjoying life.

Here are some suggestions: 1 The beach. Do a banana boat ride as well. You got to get it bouncing though to lose control and fall off for a better ride. Uh, make sure your trunks are tied on tight by the way. 2 Shore fish or for me it tends to be swim fishing. I tend to get my lures caught...

I thought about putting together a "novice" team for the event. My game plan would be to shadow the "pro team". Unfortunately, my crew would be fighting off the effects of a night of shenanigans so I doubt we could be up and ready to launch by the 6:00 am start time when the pros are leaving...

I recommend the new owners adopt the previous Camel Toe Cantina Theme video that is on the website.

m4shawn Here is a link that may assist. http://www.sonoraissafe.com/

I appreciate all efforts as well. Since I have not made it down as much as I would have liked, I enjoy living vicariously through others. By the way, the pictures did not transfered over and the time of day is way off.

Who says you can't catch decent fish inshore! Great report!

At least you made the one bite count! Nice fish.

Well, I guess the days of not swinging a dead cat in the Malecon area without hitting a Mayan Palace schyster will continue for many more months to come.

Don Sounded like an enjoyable trip. In a pinch the marine store across the street from La Curva has basic items such as hooks, sinkers, nets, 2 stroke oil, etc. I enjoy browsing there when I have run out of things to do.

I personally print out the JJ's tide calendar. Here is the link. http://www.jjscantina.com/tide_calendar_Rocky_Point.htm

I check it out weekly. Unfortunately the RP reports are getting few and far between.

That is a nice site. Thanks for the link.

Looks like he gave you quite the blood shower. They remind me of the Sierra Mackeral we have. They look like they bleed the same anyways.

Well, if memory serves me correct I believe a member of our community had boasted about having a condo in Dubai. You know, all the jet setter go to Rocky Point as well as Dubai. Right Dry Heat? Hmmm, also makes you wonder if RP waters is ever tested for Ecoli and other little bacterias.

Speaking of puffer fish. While working to catch bait on my last outing, my bait tank made a choking sound and stopped pumping water. I was afraid my pump went out. When I got home I decided to trace my water intake and found this in an elbow fitting before the pump. This is what it looks like...