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That is his opinion and your opinion. It's not one I share; at least not at the moment. By all accounts, these were well-trained, brave men, doing what they chose to do. By the same logic, Jerry, if a hurricane or tsunami wipes out your Santo beach home and somebody dies trying to save it...

I think you missed my point, Dave. It really can happen anywhere (and has to me on a few occasions). It doesn't make Bryan's any more or less safe. Some ingredient left unrefrigerated too long, too many orders, not enough attention to cross-contamination, there are literally hundreds of ways for...

Sorry to hear that, Dave. I *know* what you're going through, been there, done that and it's not pleasant!! Unfortunately, it can happen nearly anywhere, not just Bryan's. Not trying to defend them, but I've eaten at Bryan's many times and not had any bad after effects. Once it was a Reggie's...

If we have not one single other thing to boast about on this forum, we can take pride that we have the best scam filters of ANY forum!! We know 'um when we see 'um and we call it like it is. I still remember the 1st time I read anything about Liberty Cove and how the DING! DING! DING! ALERT...

Ya just gotta love how threads turn into a bunch of "Yo momma" jokes around here. :puff:

True on the year/class size thing for many fish, even baitfish like mackerel. If you're catching horse macks, they'll ALL be horse macks. Catching candy macks, they'll all be candy... until another school comes by. Same with white seabass and others on the deep reefs, too. It is nice to drop...

Please see my Private Message to you.

His post went on vacation and he was politely asked to temper his comments and learn to play well with others. Or... go sit in the corner. :puff:

Because many Fords are built in Mexico now, I was told by the Mexican locksmith when my F-250 was nearly stolen, that many master keys have walked out of the factory and are out on the streets. In my case, they jammed a key into the ignition, but it broke off without starting the truck and the...

Really. He would have had it mounted as a trophy! :rofl: The IMPORTANT thing is that you were out fishing and introducing your young son to the wonders of the sea, as well!! Congrats!

Need I say more? Looks like the same crappy wind all week, Thurs. MAYBE decent... Sat. looking 15-20. <sigh> Anybody wanna buy a boat?

How many kilos will it hold? Er, ah... what's the load rating? :puff:

CJ - You were right; these are fantastic looking!! Now, if I could just find a wall....

You got it, Ted! As long as CJ does the "Magic Fish Dance", we should be good!!! :puff:

Sure, Jeff... sure. :puff: Actually, I believe it. I've seen marlin jumping in Rocky Point years past and have occasionally run across them tailing. Have also come across them sitting in the current break and sunning themselves over at Consag Rock (near San Felipe). They are out there, but...

Can't tell from the pic because, like most billfish, you're only seeing the tail, not the dorsal. Sails cruise with their dorsals tucked flat, marlins tend to have their smaller dorsal up. 99% chance pic is a sail.

Trolling, trolling over the bounding main... great fish, Robert! Time to grease the outriggers! Please Mr. Wind God, stop blowing and let the monsoon pattern settle in and calm the seas. I know that sounds odd, but some of the flattest seas I've ever fished were during July when the spring...

Yanno, it's kind of weird... but I don't think corn on the cob is a Mexican thing. Stopped into Food City locally here Memorial Day for a melon, ice and stuff and not a single ear of sweet corn in the store. WalMart had it, all the other stores had it, but not Food City. Made me wonder. Anybody???

I haven't tried launching my boat at Lobos. Basically, it's too big and A) if I could get it in that road without bottoming it out somewhere (trailer length) and B) not get stuck in the sand getting down to the launch area (weight with full fuel, water, supplies, etc.) and C) the launcher may be...

Uhhhhh... "bodyguard" is the more accurate word here. Yes, I have met both of them. :puff: I'm going to have to do a trip like this. I'll need a fuel bladder, though. 120 miles from Penasco as the crow flies and although I have the range to get there and back, doesn't leave much gas for...