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RCE wrote:
"Skipper" wrote in message
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There were some photos posted here in the NG, years ago now, that
somebody found on a charter fishing web site if I recall correctly.
The
charter operator had taken some snapshots of his customers, and one of
them included some modest little fish. I absolutely believe that he
has
been a guest aboard charter fishing boats in the Sea of Cortez. He
doesn't post about his charter fishing excursions down there and in
So. California all that much, because they are far from the most
interesting adventure he ever reported here.

Your story about the photos is another of your prevarications, Chucky.
Why is it lying comes so easy to used car salesmen?

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Skipper

He's not lying. I remember the photo well. .. In fact ........ I think
I
still have a copy.

RCE

As do many others with some length of time on this NG as well, I'm
sure.

Why would anybody be so ashamed to be photographed on a charter boat
that they would brand the party referencing such a photo as evidence
that the party has been charter fishing as a "liar"? An exceptionally
odd reaction, IMO.


I was wondering the same thing Chuck.



Also, notice how Dave "edited" my paragraph prior to representing it as
a quote and then called *me* a liar? :-)

I'm envious of anybody who has had the opportunity to go charter
fishing in the Sea of Cortez. I've never had, and may never have, the
opportunity to do the same thing. Think of the great charter fishing
stories he could probably tell, if he cared to. They would probably be
more interesting than his tale of the 30-foot "Torito" waves and his
22-foot Bayliner, and since there is probably nobody else in the NG-
maybe the world- who has survived such an encounter the charter fishing
stories would strike a greater amount of common interest and
experience.

Why would anybody be so ashamed to be photographed on a charter boat
that they would brand the party referencing such a photo as evidence
that the party has been charter fishing as a "liar"? An exceptionally
odd reaction, IMO.

I was wondering the same thing Chuck.

I've been fishing and diving those waters for over 50 years. The town of
San Carlos didn't even exist when I first explored the Cortez. I
certainly don't need to be limited to a charter boat when visiting this
area. I know the waters and how to verify the bite.

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Skipper

"Skipper" wrote in message
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I've been fishing and diving those waters for over 50 years. The town of
San Carlos didn't even exist when I first explored the Cortez. I
certainly don't need to be limited to a charter boat when visiting this
area. I know the waters and how to verify the bite.

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Skipper

That's what makes this picture so interesting Skipper. The boat didn't
appear to be a Bayliner and it didn't have any extra gas cans tied to the
gunnels.

RCE