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Well the good guys and the bad guys, Well they never work past noon around here, They sit side by side in the cantinas, Talk to senoritas, And drink warm beer.

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Yellowtail? Grilled or fried. Yellowfin? RAW! ceviche (or quickly marinaded in some teriyaki and grilled). Yummy! Epic trip there, Vince! Bloody decks ahoy!!! :puff:

Indeed. After this weekend, I need to change both of my fuel senders. One is now reading constant empty, the other was showing more fuel than what was really there. Ran out of gas on one motor (each motor on my boat has it's own 115 gal. fuel tank; they are independent and that tank can't feed...

I've been around boats and had my own a good part of my life. I do all my own boat maintenance. Over the years, many folks have asked me - "I want to buy a boat - which one would you recommend?" My standard answer? The one that best fits the way you intend to use it. Why? There is no "perfect"...

Blow boaters... ha! (kidding here folks, to each their own) :boat:

Don't bother. Water just still seems too warm. 88-89 degrees. Caballo? Dead. Island? Dead. Witches Hat? One nice corvina, one gold spot. 43? Dead. Nose 1? Dead. Other boats I spoke with were about the same at the 22, 18, etc. A couple corvina, couple of croakers, but mostly just a lot of sweat...

Agree with Big Mac - Each day of the past four, there was a nice cloud build up over Pinacante that sort of looked like a plume. Just moisture rising at the highest point and forming a small cloud. Could sorta maybe look like a plume, but we watched as driving and from out at sea. A cloud...

Your best friend at sea in Mexico is still a VHF radio. You can get cell coverage for 10 miles or so out. And yes, the repeaters are still down as far as I know. The Mexican Army forced them off because they said the drug traffickers were using them. Channel 23 seems to be the current channel of...

Sweet! Now, if we could only herd some of those albies over and up the Sea of Cortez... :puff:

You, my friend, just said more than a mouthful! If there's one thing I've learned from years of boating and fishing in the Sea of Cortez, no matter how well you plan/prepare, have back up or redundancy, there will always be SOMETHING that happens you had no way of predicting! :puff:

Congrats on your hole in the water! I'll still sell ya my boat, Bill, if it doesn't work out as you expect. One time good deal, today only! That way, you can take Edna with you! Oh wait... maybe that's why you bought the jetski? <snicker> All kidding aside, looks good. I also wondered about...

I'll pluck ya outta the wash when I head down Thurs. Make sure you stock plenty of cold beer and snacks! :puff:

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WOW! It is! With prune juice, Viagra and Depends!!!!! :rofl: "Attention Boomerfesters, do not take the brown acid reflux medicine... it's a bummer, man!"

Man, that looks like tornado weather right there! Scary! Would have needed some fresh britches if I had been caught offshore in that! :puff:

He can afford it. Don't know if I can. $400 bucks would cover my gas and entry for the fishing tournament!

Get off my veranda, ya damn pot-smokin' kids!!!! :puff:

We all do. He's got 16 days to go, but will probably get a few days off his sentence for good behavior while in Banned Camp and helping all those Boy Scouts earn their merit badges in whittling.

(off an oil rig in Texas, not Penasco) Still pretty damned funny! Shows the confusion of too many things going on at once!! I'm sure there were a few beers involved as well! :puff: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uNp7vEDHIHQ