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Russ
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Beat the skunk today
Finally the wind settled down this morning and I went over to Deadmans to try for some surf fish. Last few times out I haven't been able to
fish because of the surf & wind or I flat struck out. Well, today it all changed.
Cleaned up and iced down and went to give 3 of the four to a friend. His wife comes out with and big bowl of ceviche for me. Now that worked out
really well! I love it when there is a happy ending!
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Congratulations Russ. Thanks for the pictures, that's a fine pile of fish.
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You made me smile and laugh.. what a great day out there...
Thank you so much... can almost feel it...
That tackle for that size fish.. how long on?
Looks like a real kick... can see why you guys are down there with the hurricanes...
Seems to be a fair trade.. plus the sunrises and sunsets...
Again, thanks for keeping that camera around and thinking of us poor stiffs not getting line wet... let alone hooking up with that.... what a day.. a
keeper all the way around
And off topic, as usual ..... what's the set up you are using to get around... looks like the perfect set up
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Russ,
Good looking fish. they look like the corbina we would catch near San Felipe.
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Nice corvina Russ. How do you like the Curado?
Give Mason a scratch for me.....dt
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Russ
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Oggie, They are the corVina you get in San Felipe.
David, I liked the Curado 200 so much I bought the 300 also and it's even better. Can hardly wait for the 1st dorado on it. But I really want to go to
Asuncion for halibut & corBina.
wessongroup,I get to drive around on a Polaris Ranger. Goes everywhere and room for camp gear too. It only takes 5 min. or less to bring these fish in
but the do a tough few minutes and taste good too.
[Edited on 4-4-2010 by Russ]
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RIGHT ON RUSS!!
DON\'T SQUINT! Give yer eyes a break!
Try holding down [control] key and toggle the [+ and -] keys
Viva Mulege!
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Very cool!!! Those are beauties!!!!
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corb/vina are very good catching, and eating.....
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i dare anyone to challenge this BRUTE as the all time biggie......
your foto may vary!
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apples to guava
i never noticed how different the gulf specie was compared to its pacific brethrin. no barb on the bottom lip and the gulfies seem to have bigger
shoulders.......
still gotta be a good day on the shore..........
[Edited on 4-4-2010 by woody in ob]
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Russ
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Woody, I remember well the photos you use to post of those huge croaker you'd catch. Those guys really had the shoulders. IMO the croakers &
corbina are much more closely related. The corvina appear to be in a whole different family, to me, but most of the articles I've read say they're
related. The corbina, again my opinion, are much tougher fighters and one of the very best eating fish.
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the croaker we've caught have worms...
covina...never
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What a mess of great fish and nice photos to enjoy with my coffee morning. Gracias, amigo.
The heck with the wind, I'm getting the Jeep ready for a little Chivato beach fishing trip. Russ..you're in the right place.
I do what the voices in my tackle box tell me.
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roger
our friend stopped by on the boat with extra yellowtail yesterday
live bait trolled out by the mine
caught about noon
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Bob and Susan
the croaker we've caught have worms...
covina...never |
it only adds to the flavor. as long as they are cooked, right? does lime juice (ceviche) kill the worms?
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russ, yer killin' me....we won't be back down for a month or so and i'm freezing!....hey amigo, i thought corvina had kind of a downturned mouth and a
whisker or two...those fish you beached looked like white sea bass with the underhooked lower jaw...just asking??...
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Russ
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| Quote: | Originally posted by mulegemichael
russ, yer killin' me....we won't be back down for a month or so and i'm freezing!....hey amigo, i thought corvina had kind of a downturned mouth and a
whisker or two...those fish you beached looked like white sea bass with the underhooked lower jaw...just asking??... |
That's definately the corBina as in Wood's pic. The corvina really does look like a white seabass but has two "egg teeth" sticking down.
[Edited on 4-5-2010 by Russ]
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Beautiful fish.
Is it possble to catch those around the Loreto area?
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Probably. Some one down there could give you a definite answer.
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