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I've always call Trigger fish the Bluegills of the Sea of Cortez and their both darn tasty...Speaking of the of the old day's, if we had Triggers the size of yesteryear, people wouldn't complain so much about catching them. Pound for pound their just plan badass.

I caught them at Murua but the picture was taken at Encanto and it was a Corvina.. Lets see if I can find it. OK, I think this is the one you're talking about: This one? The picture doesn't do this fish justice. Imagine where my belt would be.

I can't remember how many times over the years we've had this discussion on this Pompano/leatherjack deal and the larger version we find farther south that no one seems to know what the heck it's "real" name is. Jerry has seen boat loads of the larger versions come in down Santo Tomas way but...

And things changed when kids started pushing Chiclets instead of washing windows.:D

That's a good sign but the post about the Leopard Grouper and other top predators, though young, hanging around the area is even better. There's a lot of, though tiny and some microscopic at this stag, life floating around in the currents every spring that are just looking for something to cling...

Damn, I finally agree on something JJ said! He's right, you never tuck in a Hawaiian shirt.

On a incoming tide the baitfish running the shore will get pushed (after being confused) around the tip by the usual suspects and the whole east/left side will be great fishing with the end being the hot spot.. Can't wait!

Yep, all you need is some hip boots and a shovel to get through his bull #@*^ .

Damn, I never should have put my hip boots and shovel away.

Nothing illustrates how the Sea of Cortez has had its bounty decimated better than the story of the shark camps of San Francisquito Bay. Over 200,000 sharks died in the San Francisquito Bay fishery before it finally collapsed http://www.seawatch.org/sea_of_cortes/sharks_death_camps.php

I was referring to drunk drivers and ill advised passing etc.

Like some of us have always said, the drive to and from PP is where the danger lay's, not in town.

I can tell you this much Hill, the shore fishing should be outstanding.:)

I too thought James's post was a little out of character and to tell the truth I was surprised with his cheap shot. So what was it James, prescription drugs:eek:, not booze.:D

Safe, quick, easy to launch.... Looks like there's plenty of room at the bow but maybe a little tight aft. And expensive!..http://www.inflatableboats.com/Zodiac-Pro-Open-550-Hypalon-NEO-ZPO550NEO.htm....http://inflatableboats.net/zodiac-pro-open-series/?sort=priceasc

I know some people and come to think of it so does Russ, that were so scared after that deal that they never came back.

You don't want to find yourself in front of Robby, he's always been a gasser. Significant victories.....http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robby_Gordon 7 SCORE International championships (1986–90, 1996, 2009) 3 time Baja 1000 winner (1987, 1989, 2006) 4 time Baja 500 winner (1989, 1990, 2005, 2013)...

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