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In the second picture... which one is the grouper? Hahahaha! Great job, Dan! All that practice is starting to pay off for you!

Me thinks Rosie should come out fishing with me sometime. She'll gain a whole new perspective about the Fishing Forums!

Post naked, muddy pix, pls. HAWT! Hahahahah! Have a great trip and be safe! :lobster:

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"Mommy! He's looking at me again!!!! Make him STOP!!!" hahahaha! :think: :fishslap: That is all...carry on.:lobster:

It comes down to a matter of personal conviction and taste as far as what fish to eat. A lot of people have told me marlin is good to eat, but I've always released them and wouldn't think of eating one. Same goes for roosterfish. Other people hold bonefish in high esteem as a sportfish, but I...

A sailor would have made a MUCH better husband! Hahahaha! Just kiddin', that ol' Army vs. Navy thing. Congrats to both of them and may they live in love for the rest of their lives!

This is same exact aguachile Fermin (the cook) made for us - had shrimp in it, but could have scallops, snails, octopus, fish. Whatever you preferred, I suppose. This video is dead-on how he made it. Looks like I'll be be buying some molcajete bowls next trip and making my own...

Anybody know of a restaurant in Penasco that has this on the menu and does it right? I had it made by a very good Mexican cook in Lobos this past weekend in the traditional mole bowl. Wow, I was truly impressed and wondered how I've missed out on it all these years. Just not something I recall...

Guess I'll throw my report in here, too. Buoyweather was spot on with its prediction of flat water for Friday and Saturday. The only problem with flat water is no breeze -- it's getting brutally hot out there! Yeah, I know... complain about too much wind, complain about no wind. No such thing as...

Billy Mays was his name. Mr. Sham Wow (Vince) has now taken over as the infomercial sales king. http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=e78_1279630625 (NOTE: Adult language and content, but funny!)

As one who commutes nearly 40 miles each way to work everyday in the Valley, I see it all. The single biggest thing I see? People talking on their cell phones, way too distracted, and not paying attention. It's VERY scary! On any Valley freeway, expect traffic to go from 70 mph to a total stop...

The "good reasons" are so that when a LEO (Law Enforcement Officer) walks up to your vehicle, he can see if you've got a shotgun pointed at him ready to blow his head off.

"Mexican law requires the use of seat belts, and the refusal to use a seat belt can result in a fine. Mexican seat belt regulations require that passenger vehicles and some commercial vehicles like tour vans and taxis have seat belts. According to the World Health Organization, 62 percent of...

Why yes, yes you do. Then you mail in your cute little pink citation along with your check at some point in the future. NO MONEY IS DEMANDED ON THE SPOT WITH THE ALTERNATIVE THREAT OF BEING TAKEN TO THE POLICE STATION!!

A "nuisance stop" in Ajo is one thing. Being funneled through a checkpoint whose sole purpose is extracting money from gringos, rather than real safety, is something else altogether. If you're stupid enough to speed through Ajo (or Gila Bend), then you deserve a ticket. The speed limits are very...

...a pick-up truck with a whole Mexican family in the open bed of the truck can go whizzing down the road no problem, but my son stops at the checkpoint in Sonoita and has to pay a $40 fine on the spot because one person in the backseat of the truck doesn't have a seat belt on? The Sonoita...

I'm hoping to get the Constancia on the water this coming weekend. Buoyweather has been pretty accurate on the "blow" factor the past several weeks. Let's hope for some decent seas! Sorry to hear about your motor, but if it's just a loose wrist pin (and it hasn't gouged the cylinder wall)...

Robert - No, not going. Maybe on the 31st - next good tide.

You don't need one from shore. Only from a boat. On your kayak? I'd hardly worry about it. The Mexicans view them as toys, not fishing vessels.