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shari
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Fish for breakfast anyone?
So, because of the storm, our pangas are resting safely in the driveway...but that doesnt stop Juan from fishing. As is our morning ritual, we check
the water temps and see that they are nearing 70 so Juan says, there must be cabrilla....and as I sip my coffee...Juan slips out the door with his
casting rod, walks down to the rock in front of the house and sure enough he hauls in a sweet calico on the first cast.
It's now frying up....now THAT is fresh!
ahhhhhh baja
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David K
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Wonderful!!
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I'll be looking forward to meeting Juan in a few days!
Udo
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KaceyJ
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Actually that sounds great Shari,
I had split-pea soup with a fresh bolillo .
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shari
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Udo...there's room on that rock for you amigo! look forward to your visit!
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mtgoat666
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| Quote: | Originally posted by shari
Fish for breakfast anyone?
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never been a fan of fish for breakfast.
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bajafam
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Yum. You are killing us Shari....we are aching for Baja so badly....these posts are making the last couple of days torturous!! See you soon, my
friend!!
And Udo - how long you gonna be there? We should be arriving on the 20th or so 
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Woooosh
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| Quote: | Originally posted by mtgoat666
| Quote: | Originally posted by shari
Fish for breakfast anyone?
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trout and eggs? yum.
\"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing\"
1961- JFK to Canadian parliament (Edmund Burke)
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Cypress
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We had salt mackerel for breakfast when I was a kid. Really good!
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Pacifico
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Awesome!!!
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bajabass
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I'll second the fresh trout, with a pile of home fries and a few eggs Whoooosh! Some lightly breadcrumbed calico next to my huevos rancheros could
work for sure! 
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When I was visiting family in England a few years back, I really liked the traditional kipper or bloater breakfast served in some better restaurants.
Hey, there’s nothing like the gorgeous smokiness of a proper kipper to start the day properly. But kind of hard to find on most Baja cafe breakfast
menus...so it's mostly a do-it-yourself-er.
Proper kippers are succuluent, not dried up or tough...so having fresh from the sea is excellent. Good idea to serve those calico kippers with
grain mustard butter – a neat twist on the traditional recipe.
Cheers and all that, what?
I do what the voices in my tackle box tell me.
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DavidT
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Grandmama used to make fried largemouth bass with grits for breakfast. When we visited Granddaddy used to walk us to the fishing pond early, although
he had already been up and working, to catch breakfast. I can close my eyes and still see the farm, the pond and the kitchen.
Thanks for bringing back the memories.
David
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reminds me when I was much younger, we had a boat that we used to take to Catalina island alot, we would anchor in one the the coves at night, in the
morning I would go diving and spear some fish ( usually Calicos) and when I was lucky Abalones, then it was fried eggs and potatoes fresh fried fish
and Abalone,
now that was a breakfast, I can still taste it 5 star
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How about Lox and bagels, with thinly sliced red onion; avocado; cream cheese; sliced tomato; and a few capers for breakfast?
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In the olden days (and still today in some places) some had breakfast served on sideboards where one selected what was desired.
Now in some places, like this B&B near where we hunt in Saskatchewan, one can still get a full buffet breakfast...with fish!
Of course, you need to use a helicopter and winch to lower you into your goose blind. 
...some just prefer something simple
I do what the voices in my tackle box tell me.
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Udo
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We'll be at Shari's on the 21st, and leaving on the 23rd.
24th we'll be in La Paz.
| Quote: | Originally posted by bajafam
And Udo - how long you gonna be there? We should be arriving on the 20th or so
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Udo
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| Quote: | Originally posted by O.G.
How about Lox and bagels, with thinly sliced red onion; cream cheese; sliced tomato; and a few capers for breakfast? |
my FAVORITE breakfast of all time. unless you include some sausages.....
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Making me hungry.....
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acadist
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| Quote: | Originally posted by O.G.
How about Lox and bagels, with thinly sliced red onion; avocado; cream cheese; sliced tomato; and a few capers for breakfast? |
I'll second that!!
Dave
I moved to CO and they made me buy a little rod to make it feel like a real fish
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