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Sailing — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 20:46:05 +0000

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Ensenada.com – Azteca Sport Fishing

Sailing — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 20:42:37 +0000

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Sport Fishing with Dan Hernandez: Baja Marlin

Sailing — Fri, 08 Jan 2010 22:28:01 +0000

Picking the right rod & reel
Terminal gear selection
Knot tying for Marlin
How to fight your fish
New fishing techniques

Product Description
The first how to Marlin fishing DVD that shows how the local Baja experts fish for Marlin. This DVD took three years to film in Baja. It’s filled with the information to help and angler.

Sport Fishing with Dan Hernandez: Baja Marlin

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Sailing — Thu, 24 Dec 2009 20:44:53 +0000

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White Sea Bass Sport Fishing with Dan Hernandez

Sailing — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 22:19:05 +0000

Knot tying
New fishing techniques
How to work iron jigs & jigs with bait
Picking the right rods & reels
Terminal gear selection

Product Description
Learn from Dan and local experts how-to catch white sea bass. This video is filled with information to help you land more white sea bass then ever before. You’ll see Dan and other experts as they land fish after fish using live baits, rubber jigs, and iron jigs. This video is a must for anyone who wants to catch more monster size white sea bass.

White Sea Bass Sport Fishing with Dan Hernandez

Cabo San Lucas’ Sport Fishing – Opportunities Galore For The Avid Fisherman

Sailing — Thu, 26 Nov 2009 22:40:58 +0000

Earth is made 70% of water. Besides quenching the thirst of the human beings, across the world, there are several enthusiasts of the water sports. Cabo San Lucas is one place that all real water sports enthusiasts always wish to go.

Here are some exclusive features of the water sports & fishing in Cabo San Lucas:

1. The serene waters & the coastal setting of the Cabo San Lucas attract water sportsmen from across the globe to participate in the place’s mass events & tournaments.

2. These are held right on the ocean front.

3. Even those who are not participating in those mass events can enjoy the experience by investing in the tours & the weeklong trips in the area.

4. This place is an important sport fishing destination featuring a wide range of the targeted species.

5. The place also has a plenty of options for the boat rentals & some very new experiences.

6. Cabo San Lucas is a home for many fleets & the professional teams to get that exclusive sport fishing experience.

7. There are several fleet & charter options offering sport fishing in the Cabo San Lucas.

8. Right from the sport fishing record holders until the first class yachts, this unique fishing destination offers rare & luxurious choices for all sorts of the sport fishing enthusiasts, practicing at any & all skill levels.

9. Some commonly known sport fishing fleets & charters of the area are as follows:

a. Pisces Sport Fishing
b. El Budster: Sport fishing Charter from Salvador
c. Juanita’s Sport Fishing
d. Minervas Baja Tackle
e. Cabo Sport Fishing Fleet
f. Cortez Yacht Charters
g. Bajaboy Sport fishing

10. Some sports enthusiasts also prefer using the private Yacht Charters in their sport fishing expedition at the Cabo San Lucas. The private yacht surely offers a certain level of luxury as compared to the sport fishing boat.

10. Though many sporting people also prefer using a regular fishing boat for the cruise heading towards different ports or the coasts to pick up regular fishing instead.

11. The very known & commonly used private yacht charter associations active in Cabo San Lucas are as follows:

a. Rissalena Bay Cruises
b. Luxury Yacht Rentals
c. Wit’s End Sport Fishing

12. The marinas of Baja California Sur, the rich aquatic-scapes of Cape San Lucas, etc. – the destination of Cabo San Lucas features a saga of locations, coats & the ports that are targeted to varied species.

13. Marlin, a high-prized fish has got great attention of the anglers for decades now. One average sized marlin costs around 250 pounds. To hunt for one of these is indeed a challenge that tests all your skills, determination, & the perseverance.

14. Other commonly targeted species of Cabo San Lucas are as follows:

a. Blue Marlin
b. Striped Marlin
c. Black Marlin
d. Acrobatic Sailfish
e. Billfish
f. Yellow Fin Tuna

15. N number of tournaments & events are held along with the coats of Sea of Cortez & the Pacific Ocean. Here, the setting is just too professional calling all the professional sport fishing groups & teams, and the individuals looking for the fresh water activities.

16. Fish in these areas can reach up to the 250 pound mark.

17. A majority falls in to the 100 to 150 range.

Right from the charter boats to the coastal cruises, the Cabo San Lucas is indeed the top destination for all novice & experienced anglers.

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Yachting: A Sport for the Leisured

Sailing — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 22:45:03 +0000

Boating is perhaps the most romantic of all sports, with its aura of long days on deck, of old sea salts’ talk, of rope-related knowhow and words like “keelhaul” and “stern,” its echoes of Melville and Popeye and of Robert Shaw’s character in the movie Jaws. (”I’ll get the shark fer yeh, Chiefie!”)

But competitive yachting is a pastime involving leisure and privilege (you have to have a boat, after all, and the time to race it) as well as hard work, danger, and, yes, a dash of that old-time historical romance. The Dutch are said to have invented the sailboat race during the sixteen-hundreds. As with competitive riflery, which took off in the period after the Civil War in America as a direct result of Americans’ need for better marksmanship skills, or hunting, which developed as a sport alongside the young country’s need to better feed and clothe itself as it expanded westward, sailboat racing probably owed something of its emergence to the sudden need for good seamen in a Europe that was expanding through colonialism and trade.

The Dutch, active participants in the colonial and mercantile economies of the seventeenth century (they were among the many societies then attempting to wrest the United States away from Indians), would have needed well-trained sailors. Why not make an art, a sport, out of the teaching of skills that necessity itself required? What better way to ensure that those skills are widely diffused?

But if the Netherlands provided the seed, it was England-that country’s colonial-era rival-that acted as soil. Custom-built sailboats-designed for leisurely racing and called “yachts”-were first crafted here. The sport’s popularity in England made a similar catching-on inevitable in the United States, where yacht clubs proliferated throughout the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. The America’s Cup, yacht racing’s premier event, arose in New York City in 1851, in response to a challenge to just such a club (the New York Yacht Club, which dominated the yearly event until 1983).

Yacht races today take place at many distances; boats of unlike design are handicapped to factor in the “natural” cruising speed of each sort. In a racing competition-known as a “regatta”-many smaller races are aggregated together; the boat that performs best in them all is designated the overall winner. Courses are often triangular, with buoys marking the “lanes” of the course. Short-haul dinghy boat races can even be seen at the Summer Olympics.

But the most prestigious events tend to be long-haul, open-sea voyages: point-to-point distance contests threatened at every turn by bad weather, unexpected delay, and all the dangers of life at sea. These races pose more danger than do many endurance contests-for a runner, for example, to expose him- or herself to equal hazards, she or he would have to participate in ultra marathon races over hazardous terrain. Open sea voyages thus demand particularly committed sailors who are willing to risk death for their sport.

Some events even make the ultimate imaginable demand: that the racers, like Ferdinand Magellan himself, circumnavigate the earth (these are called “round-the-world” races, fittingly enough). Some famous offshore races include the Sydney to Hobart race (Australian), the West Marine Pacific Cup, the Bermuda Race, and the around-the-world Global Challenge and Volvo Ocean Race. Upping the ante a bit, single-handed offshore yacht races are growing in popularity (the VELUX 5 Oceans Race is a descendant of the 1968-69 Sunday Times-sponsored singlehand race that inaugurated round-the-world racing), despite some questions about legality: international navigation rules require that every sailing ship have a person keeping a lookout at all times, which is hard to do when you’re the only one navigating, cooking, sleeping, etc.

To race yachts, you need (a) a boat, (b) a crew, (c) a somewhat unrestricted waterway, and (d) at least one other competitor with items (a) and (b). In other words, yachting is the sort of pastime associated with privilege, class, and the ability to enjoy the finer things in life; fittingly, some of the best writing on American leisure sailing has come from the typewriter of that conservative doyen, William F. Buckley. (Think also of Buckley’s old antagonist, the impeccably refined Gore Vidal, titling his own memoir Point-to-Point Navigation.) Suffice to say that the ability to truly enjoy a yacht is like the ability to enjoy a fine liqueur, a good cigar, a well-tuned sports car: it takes a certain amount of leisure and, despite the speeds involved, contemplation.

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Cabo San Lucas’ Sport Fishing – Opportunities Galore For The Avid Fisherman

Sailing — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 23:50:20 +0000