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"stood about 1.75 meters tall, was light brown skin, hair cut monkfish" Either something was lost in translation here or he was one REALLY ugly dude!! Monkfish:

Adios, butt-tooting Black Dog! As many of you probably know, I was a big fan for years -- before they started gambling in there. As mentioned above, the Friday night fish fry was a favorite and on trips when it was too blown out to fish, it was a great place to catch a football game in the...

Where's the rodholders for trolling?

Just don't believe them when they tell you that the stench coming from a sick, dying whale circling near the harbor is "whale's breath" and that it's a normal smell. It's not. There are lots of whales out there right now. Problem is, not many are close enough to go for a short boat ride and...

Not assigning blame to either party here, Russ. Just stating the likely cause of the deletion. Remember that "whole big dysfunctional family" thing? Well, there you have what we are! :confused:

Hmmmmm. I didn't remove anything. If something gets out of hand, I usually just move it to Rants. What was deleted, Russ? As Admins, LJ and I can see deleted threads and restore them if necessary (unless it's permanently deleted, which I only do to porn/spam type posts from the spambots)...

He musta been hungry! Hahahaha! I never use them, maybe others have. I have actually tried them as bait in the past, but never had a hit on one. Thanks for the tip! White seabass beware, lizardfish ahoy!

You baby fish killer! o_O You may be correct, but just like my fishing philosophy of some things are too damned ugly to eat, some are too pretty to use for bait. Hey, that's just me. We always release them. Now, if I could find something that would actually eat a lizardfish, different story!

^ ^ ^ ^ All true. The depth in Lobos drops off much faster than Penasco and there is lots of structure close to shore. When I've fished there with Ted, it's VERY seldom we go much further than 7 miles out. Does make one envious, especially with the amount of fuel needed to get on decent fish...

You've been in Iowa too damned long. That fresh water fishing is rotting your brain! :p You are correct, though... a sand perch. We've just always called them wrasse and let them go. There's a lot of little fish, often brightly colored, that fit that general category. Key giveaway is that the...

Whitefish aka "rabbitfish"... I haven't seen them of late, either. Perhaps when the water gets colder? They can be really thick at times, but are very good eating.

The smorgasboard of the Cortez. By the way - the pic you call "an interesting looking bass" is in reality a type of wrasse. We catch them regularly (and release them) when making bait with sabiki rigs. Glad you had such a fun trip! PS - Next time, get your heaviest rig, run a 9/0 hook through...

Wish I could tell what is going on in that picture... sort of looks to me like they caught a big hammerhead shark and everybody is crowding on the boat to be in the picture?? Just can't tell. Very cool old pic, nonetheless! Thanks, Russ!

Kinda wondered, too. This weekend, correct?

Adios! Go wrestle on the beach, Yorkie.

I used to launch at the public harbor, but it's been years. Many locals launch pangas, jet skis, and smaller boats there. I don't know about parking there these days. Never had any issues in the past, but I stopped using the public harbor once they built the steel beam monstrosity because it...

In Excel, save it as a text file (.txt). Or cut and paste it into Notepad. You can then enter the data into a post (or new thread here) and we can make it a sticky at the top of the list and update it as things change.

2nd on Whale Hill. Ruben does have some new boat houses that are pretty nice. $100 a month, if there are any still open with electricity and water. Open storage in the lot runs about $40 a month. He does have an older diesel truck that Jose can use to pull your boat over for launch, although I...

Pancho needs to meet a seal bomb! Bwahahahaha!

Is that the Maxipista? Have driven it before when driving to Mazatlan. Maybe... I'm thinking it started outside Los Mochis and headed south along the coast. Durango is off to the east in the mountains, yes? Anyway, the toll road was worth every penny -- well maintained and very little traffic.