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Tourist. Hahahaha! I'm kidding with ya. We'll have to differ on our opinons of the Unfriendly Dolphin. I spent a year there one night waiting for dinner that was anything but special. However, a lot of gringos like the place, so different strokes for different folks. Have never tried...

Nothing. But, chances are they're not going to do that. They just want the vehicle. Also, I wasn't suggesting you stand there and hand them the keys. Just stop, leave the vehicle running, and take off into the desert a short ways. They aren't going to waste time tracking you down.

That 7.9 pesos per liter price is what I paid last trip. I doubt it has changed much, if any. I was checking diesel prices in Tempe yesterday - $2.75 was the cheapest I saw; most everyone else was $2.79 or higher. I generally fill up in Sonoita before crossing the border back into the U.S. I can...

There's still some important information missing from these reports, mainly the type of vehicles involved. Why does that matter, you ask? Because the type of vehicle "D" was driving was a large crew cab 4-wheel drive truck. The type of vehicle the other "British" folks were driving was also a...

Sorta like catchin' 200 lb. totuava, eh Kenny? ;) I had read that Mitsubushi is investing in bluefin tuna and cryovac deep-freezing them. Once the Japanese have eaten everything in the wild, they plan on breaking out the frozen ones and selling them for $$$$ profit.

Y'all can email me anytime you have a forum problem and can't get in. I have an email address specifically for the forum - [email protected] I don't monitor it 24/7, but I do check it regularly. Might want to add it to your contact list.

Most important point in that article was not the price of the fish, but the following -- The down economy translates to less Japanese eating tuna. That means a better chance of recovery for this fish that the Japanese have literally "eaten to extinction." The Japanese consume 80% of the bluefin...

:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:Right on, pie boy!

:rofl:That's funny... I take my red underwear OFF to find love!!

Happy New Year to all mi amigos and amigas!

Not trying to take issue with you Russ, but since you asked - THE AMERICAN MEDIA THRIVES ON THIS STUFF!! They are all about trying to convince us how unsafe it is to travel to Mexico! Not a day goes by I don't read a story about another narco murder in Mexico. Or the drug war in Mexico. Or how...

Damned if you do and damned if you don't, eh? I do understand the need. It's a little easier to tell unmarked police here in the US. They generally have flashing lights installed somewhere permanent, like in the grill. Also, the headlights also flash alternately between left and right. And 95%...

Agreed. I have seen, on at least two recent occasions, an unmarked, new F150 pickup pulling over vehicles south of Sonoita. It had no police markings whatsoever, other than flashing blue/red lights on the dashboard. It pulled up behind me one trip, then quickly went around me and pulled over the...

Not so. I believe everybody has a right to know ASAP. I post any information I obtain that appears to be from a legitimate source. If this was one of those "happened to a friend of friend's uncle" things, then I totally agree with you; it's not worth even mentioning. Unfortunately, this incident...

Inka, you need to get back on your meds. Geez... Historic information is a lot different than current or predicted information. Buoyweather is a prediction. Us fisherfolk want to know what it's going to be like when we head out - calm seas or 25 knot winds and 6 ft. seas. We couldn't care a...

I can see that happening. I bring my boat back and forth a lot. And they always inspect it. Have even X-rayed it a time or two. Never been handcuffed, though, while they went through the boat. Usually, they just ask about what I do for a living and how I can afford such a nice boat!

This email was forwarded to me from a forum member. As best I can tell, it's perfectly legit, although I haven't been in Penasco to verify any of this. I'm posting it to let everyone know to stay alert. I know I often travel after dark at this time of year due to the short days. I'm usually...

We got into some 35+ lbs. ones this summer while fishing for grouper. They fight so hard, we thought we had grouper on... until we got them to the surface. Pretty interesting thing about the totuava - they school up with fish their own size. If you hit a school of 10 pounders, they'll all be...

For an endangered species, there certainly seems to be a hell of a lot of them around this year. I've heard mumblings that they are going to allow them to be caught and kept again in the near future, but haven't seen anything "official" on that.

Feliz Navidad, mi amigos!