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hector200
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Big Ed
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Hector,
Thanks again for the report on someplace very different than most of us can fish at. I always enjoy your reports. Rugged looking country there, but beautiful water. Do the Rooster Fish get that far north? My fishing buddy caught them by the dozens in the Sea of Cortez (Gulf of California) but they were only about 40 miles up from the tip of Baja.
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Tyler
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| Awesome again Hector! keep the reports coming! |
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hector200
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| Big Ed wrote: | Hector,
Thanks again for the report on someplace very different than most of us can fish at. I always enjoy your reports. Rugged looking country there, but beautiful water. Do the Rooster Fish get that far north? My fishing buddy caught them by the dozens in the Sea of Cortez (Gulf of California) but they were only about 40 miles up from the tip of Baja. |
yes they are in the northern limit, only small Roosters have been reported.
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ROLO
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| Excelent report Hector! I saw my report at your site too.... great! thanks. |
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