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Building Mexico's Nautical Ladder, AKA cruise on down, truck on back:

http://tinyurl.com/b8xrt

http://www.bajaquest.com/escaleranautica.htm

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Skipper

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Harry Krause wrote:
Skipper wrote:
Building Mexico's Nautical Ladder, AKA cruise on down, truck on back:

Skipper


Since you don't have a boat, Snipper, why do you care?

Even if Skipper doesn't own a boat, even if he will never go to Mexico,
it is an interesting concept to encourage boating tourist and revitalize
some areas of Mexico that could benefit from Tourism. As with most
major projects, there are always major disagreements. None the less, I
found it interesting and like his post on the Blog by a cruising couple
to be the kind of post anyone who enjoys boating would enjoy.

I disagree with Skipper when he talks about the west vs. east, there are
some beautiful places on both coasts, and some polluted waterways on
both coast, but he is correct that the Gulf of California/Cortes is a
beautiful prime cruising area. I believe the real reason he goes
trolling with the west coast vs. east coast is he is trying to get some
boating related topics discussed. People talking about their favorite
cruising areas, and he really doesn't believe his own hype (but I could
be wrong).

Speaking of great cruising areas, how many people have been up to
Georgian Bay? http://www.exploregeorgianbay.com/


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Reggie
******

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Harry Krause wrote:
Reggie Smithers wrote:
Harry Krause wrote:
Skipper wrote:
Building Mexico's Nautical Ladder, AKA cruise on down, truck on back:

Skipper

Since you don't have a boat, Snipper, why do you care?

Even if Skipper doesn't own a boat, even if he will never go to
Mexico, it is an interesting concept to encourage boating tourist and
revitalize some areas of Mexico that could benefit from Tourism.


We all know how difficult it is to google up information about pleasure
boat cruising/fishing in Mexican waters.


I believe the real reason he goes trolling with the west coast vs.
east coast is he is trying to get some boating related topics discussed.

I believe the reason he trolls is to troll. A secondary reason is that
he has no relevant, interesting, *personal experience* boating
information to impart. Sorta like you.




Harry,
From reading your post, it is obvious that have know more than the
average person about outboard boat and coastal/bay fishing. I have to
assume that when you were younger, you must have done some fishing,
because you really haven't done much in years. You do read many reviews
and can provide good information when you want to. Normally you prefer
to just antagonize people so you can try to belittle them. I prefer not
to take your bait.

As far as my use of my boat, I have put more than 100 hrs on my boat 5
out of the last 6 years, so I really spend more time boating than you
do. Yo-Ho is a beauty, but if you are not going to use her I can
understand why you are trying to sell her.

If you took the chip off your shoulder, you might enjoy life more.

--
Reggie
******

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Harry Krause wrote:
Reggie Smithers wrote:
Harry Krause wrote:
Reggie Smithers wrote:
Harry Krause wrote:
Skipper wrote:
Building Mexico's Nautical Ladder, AKA cruise on down, truck on back:

Skipper
Since you don't have a boat, Snipper, why do you care?
Even if Skipper doesn't own a boat, even if he will never go to
Mexico, it is an interesting concept to encourage boating tourist
and revitalize some areas of Mexico that could benefit from Tourism.

We all know how difficult it is to google up information about
pleasure boat cruising/fishing in Mexican waters.


I believe the real reason he goes trolling with the west coast vs.
east coast is he is trying to get some boating related topics
discussed.
I believe the reason he trolls is to troll. A secondary reason is
that he has no relevant, interesting, *personal experience* boating
information to impart. Sorta like you.




Harry,
From reading your post, it is obvious that have know more than the
average person about outboard boat and coastal/bay fishing. I have to
assume that when you were younger, you must have done some fishing,
because you really haven't done much in years. You do read many
reviews and can provide good information when you want to. Normally
you prefer to just antagonize people so you can try to belittle them.
I prefer not to take your bait.

As far as my use of my boat, I have put more than 100 hrs on my boat 5
out of the last 6 years, so I really spend more time boating than you
do. Yo-Ho is a beauty, but if you are not going to use her I can
understand why you are trying to sell her.

If you took the chip off your shoulder, you might enjoy life more.

\

That's right, Smithers. I don't do as much fishing as I used to do. I
used to go out to fish several times a week, but these days, if I go out
on the boat three or four times a week, only one of those times will be
to fish.

Sorry, but I don't believe any of your boating claims. You're just too
anonymous for anything you say to be believed. I tend to believe those
people who take responsibility for their claims. You hide too much.




Ok, if you don't want to believe my comment about my boat and the number
of hours on my hour meter, so be it. There are many people who do who
do fabricate stories, so I can understand your hesitancy to believe
anyone's claims in Usenet. For the life of me, I can't figure out how
you boat 3 to 4 times a week, and keep Yo-Ho's hours so slow. I
normally use my boat 2 times a week, and go over 100 hrs a year, but
that is no big deal, as long as you enjoy YoHo so be it.
--
Reggie
******

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Reggie Smithers wrote:
Harry Krause wrote:

Skipper wrote:

Building Mexico's Nautical Ladder, AKA cruise on down, truck on back:

Skipper



Since you don't have a boat, Snipper, why do you care?


Even if Skipper doesn't own a boat, even if he will never go to Mexico,
it is an interesting concept to encourage boating tourist and revitalize
some areas of Mexico that could benefit from Tourism. As with most
major projects, there are always major disagreements. None the less, I
found it interesting and like his post on the Blog by a cruising couple
to be the kind of post anyone who enjoys boating would enjoy.

I disagree with Skipper when he talks about the west vs. east, there are
some beautiful places on both coasts, and some polluted waterways on
both coast, but he is correct that the Gulf of California/Cortes is a
beautiful prime cruising area. I believe the real reason he goes
trolling with the west coast vs. east coast is he is trying to get some
boating related topics discussed. People talking about their favorite
cruising areas, and he really doesn't believe his own hype (but I could
be wrong).

Speaking of great cruising areas, how many people have been up to
Georgian Bay? http://www.exploregeorgianbay.com/


Almost trailered up there last summer for the 1st Annual Sandpiper 565
Rendezvous... but the wife was working and the 4000km tow was daunting.
This year the 2nd annual rendezvous will be 1000 km closer (round trip)
at Gananoque in the Thousand Islands area.

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Harry Krause wrote:
Reggie Smithers wrote:

Sorry, but I don't believe any of your boating claims. You're just
too anonymous for anything you say to be believed. I tend to believe
those people who take responsibility for their claims. You hide too
much.




Ok, if you don't want to believe my comment about my boat and the
number of hours on my hour meter, so be it.

There's very little about you or your comments I believe. You work too
hard at keeping yourself a deep, dark secret. You might be a kiddie
pornographer, eh?

For the life of me, I can't figure out how you boat 3 to 4 times a
week, and keep Yo-Ho's hours so slow.



When you get older, you're realize there are lots of things you cannot
figure out.
Harry,
You are working very hard to get a rise out of me, but there is nothing
you can say that will upset me. Call me a kiddy pornographer, a
boatless idiot or whatever you new bait of the day is. I have decided
not to stoop to your level.

--
Reggie
******

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Shortwave Sportfishing wrote:
On Fri, 20 Jan 2006 12:18:09 -0500, Reggie Smithers
wrote:

Harry Krause wrote:
Reggie Smithers wrote:
Sorry, but I don't believe any of your boating claims. You're just
too anonymous for anything you say to be believed. I tend to believe
those people who take responsibility for their claims. You hide too
much.



Ok, if you don't want to believe my comment about my boat and the
number of hours on my hour meter, so be it.
There's very little about you or your comments I believe. You work too
hard at keeping yourself a deep, dark secret. You might be a kiddie
pornographer, eh?

For the life of me, I can't figure out how you boat 3 to 4 times a
week, and keep Yo-Ho's hours so slow.


When you get older, you're realize there are lots of things you cannot
figure out.
Harry,
You are working very hard to get a rise out of me, but there is nothing
you can say that will upset me. Call me a kiddy pornographer, a
boatless idiot or whatever you new bait of the day is. I have decided
not to stoop to your level.

reggie is a bill clinton clone and looks like hillary.
LOL,
OK you son of a bitch, that did it, the gloves are off now.

--
Reggie
******

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Harry Krause wrote:
Shortwave Sportfishing wrote:
On Fri, 20 Jan 2006 12:18:09 -0500, Reggie Smithers
wrote:

Harry Krause wrote:
Reggie Smithers wrote:
Sorry, but I don't believe any of your boating claims. You're just
too anonymous for anything you say to be believed. I tend to
believe those people who take responsibility for their claims. You
hide too much.



Ok, if you don't want to believe my comment about my boat and the
number of hours on my hour meter, so be it.
There's very little about you or your comments I believe. You work
too hard at keeping yourself a deep, dark secret. You might be a
kiddie pornographer, eh?

For the life of me, I can't figure out how you boat 3 to 4 times a
week, and keep Yo-Ho's hours so slow.


When you get older, you're realize there are lots of things you
cannot figure out.
Harry,
You are working very hard to get a rise out of me, but there is
nothing you can say that will upset me. Call me a kiddy
pornographer, a boatless idiot or whatever you new bait of the day
is. I have decided not to stoop to your level.

reggie is a bill clinton clone and looks like hillary.


Naw. But I find his new, unctuous, born-again persona as disgusting as
his former one here.
Harry,
Why don't you go back to pretending you have me filtered. That way you
won't have to see my new unctuous, born-again persona. It would make
you life much more enjoyable.

--
Reggie
******

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Reggie Smithers wrote:

reggie is a bill clinton clone and looks like hillary.

OK...

Let it go. Some folks are here to discuss boats and boating while others
are not.

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Skipper

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Reggie Smithers wrote:

Harry Krause wrote:

I find his new, unctuous, born-again persona as disgusting as
his former one here.

Why don't you go back to pretending you have me filtered.

Look at it this way. You can post and get respect in the cruising NG,
Harry cannot. He is persona non grata there. Don't follow the idiot's
lead.

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Skipper