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shari
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fishing in Asuncion getting better n better
Thanks to storm Raymond, we are getting more warm water pushed up our way so that nice clear warm current came in real close to shore yesterday
producing a bonanza of nice tails. Here is a photo of Juan's Toyota...some call it fish porn!
[Edited on 11-1-2013 by shari]
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boe4fun
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Hope Y'all get some nice Dodos!
Two dirt roads diverged in Baja and I, I took the one less graveled by......
Soy ignorante, apático y ambivalente. No lo sé y no me importa, ni modo.
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rts551
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Were those nettted for the coop?
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shari
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no dodos yet...dang. No Ralf, those were fish from the sportfishers....3 of them got their limits.
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woody with a view
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we'll be there around the 19th-20th depending on swell up north. fishing Sat 23rd with Juan!!!
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Hey Woody, changed my vacation and will now be there about the same time, looking forward to buying you a Tecate!
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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woody with a view
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ask Shari, she'll know where to find us. look for the white tundra white snugtop. odd number ones are on you.
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We'll be at the Campo in the Bronco with CO plates, anyone within a couple square miles will hear my boys 
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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Serious question. For sport fishing, is there no minimum size for yellowtail? Do tiny fish count as much toward the limit as do bigger fish?
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Good ? Diana
to me it looks like the smaller ones are bonita,tuna,skipjacks...no ?...wish I knew how to blow up the photo....
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woody with a view
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| Quote: | Originally posted by DianaT
Serious question. For sport fishing, is there no minimum size for yellowtail? Do tiny fish count as much toward the limit as do bigger fish?
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5 of any species, no size limit! just like veal and *****, the young ones taste better!
edit: except for some, when 1=2 towards your limit...
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shari
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the small fish were bonita and those yellowtail were a nice size probably 15-25 lb range...here they are hanging up. But if they do catch a small fish
that will not survive, they will keep it as part of their catch instead of ditching it.
Juan respects the limits and has all the permits and insurance required for charter businesses.
[Edited on 11-1-2013 by shari]
[Edited on 11-1-2013 by shari]
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Nice Shari! I just had smoked Bonita down in Baja recently and it was GREAT! I always threw them back and never tried eating them. We need to get back
down to your beautiful place sometime!
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DianaT
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| Quote: | Originally posted by shari
Juan respects the limits unlike other operators here.. |
That's good.
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woody with a view
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| Quote: | Originally posted by shari
Juan respects the limits unlike other operators here..and has all the permits and insurance required for charter businesses.
[Edited on 11-1-2013 by shari] |
that's why lottsa folks keep coming back.
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Catch and Release should be encouraged by the guides.
In my limited experience with the guides at Asuncion: The fish are mostly caught by trolling large rapalas. Yellowtail caught with these lures are
seldom maimed and should do well if released. The bonito, being a smaller fish don't do as well because the trailing hook get's into their gills a
majority of the time.
I would be interested to learn how to smoke these bonito because they're not so good in the pan and a smoked fish tastes great and will keep for a
while.
Haven't figured out a way of hooking them without the injury. Unless you stop fishing yellowtail and pursue bonito with a fly.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by shari
the small fish were bonita and those yellowtail were a nice size probably 15-25 lb range...here they are hanging up. But if they do catch a small fish
that will not survive, they will keep it as part of their catch instead of ditching it.
Juan respects the limits and has all the permits and insurance required for charter businesses.
[Edited on 11-1-2013 by shari]
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HEY...! There's my chair....!
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shari
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Reports are made but depending on who is involved, often nothing ever comes of them. Thanks Zac but they arent rumors...people have told us that we
have the unfortunate reputation of insisting anglers have current fishing licenses, biosphere reserve bracelets and respect the limits....which
motivates some fishers to choose other operators that dont require thier clients to have them..more than you would imagine.
In a very marginal business like sportfishing, 10 more clients a year might allow us to break even.
I know people think we have a tremendous advantage because of my skills and Juan's talents & excellent English...but towing the legal line has
cost us dearly and even with an advantage, it is not a viable business at the moment. Who wants to lose money and do something with so much pressure,
stress and expenses??? hmmm.
Sport fishing is a tough job and with the soaring costs like gas, insurance, regulations etc.,it is difficult to operate in the red PLUS available
good captains are nearly impossible to find so Juan is overworked.
Sorry for the venting rant but we are rather frustrated these days. With so few clients and more operators in the area, there is not much business so
it is bothersome when we lose income for being legal.
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shari
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I looked for your name on it Chuck and couldnt find it....the chair is now safely waiting for transport.
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Great reply Shari
As a fisheman and know Baja, I concur !! question...Would you know what happens to the biosphere money ?? and I think that its all part of the U.N.
Agenda 21....IMO... when I was taking folks out fishing 20 years ago it was great fishing and no B>S> to deal with...The fish burgler..LOL
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