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<content:encoded><![CDATA[<blockquote><p>Staying in Zihuatanejo for the first time in 10 years at La Casa Que Ve Al Mar, very nice and different from Ixtapa high rises.  First morning went on a crazy hike on the road from La Ropa towards the airport, continued on to Coacoyul.  It was a good climb, phone said 46 floors but would not walk to Coacoyul as there is too much traffic.  Took the wife back there for dinner and we found a good restaurant that served chicken tinga it was very good.</p>
<p>Second morning was family fishing day.  Got to the pier at 7:00 grabbed some food and fished until 10:00 when Isla Ixtapa opened.  Caught 8 bonitas, 1 sierra and 1 cocinar fish.  We had 2 bonitos grilled, the cocinar fish fried whole and the sierra for ceviche, what an excellent lunch.  Later the wives will stay and we will go for dorados and tuna.  I have been fishing with Ramon Olea, always a good day on the water with Ramon.</p>
<p>Only meal we had at a familiar place was dinner Saturday at La Porteña.  Excelente place for a family meal and very reasonable.  I always like to take Ramon’s family there.  9 of us, 3 large pizzas, 5 pastas and 10 drinks(fishing next morning) and the total was almost exactly $2,000 mxn.  The last 3 times they have put us in the side room with ac, not really needed now but last October it was a blessing.  Weather right now is perfect, not too crowded and everything seems to be opened.</p>
</blockquote><p>Sailfish and a few sprinkled Dorados are still doing well at 22-24 miles. <img src="images/smilies/wink.gif" alt=";-)" title="wink" /></p>
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<pubDate>Wed, 26 Apr 2023 12:30:45 +0000</pubDate>
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<content:encoded><![CDATA[<blockquote><p>Staying in Zihuatanejo for the first time in 10 years at La Casa Que Ve Al Mar, very nice and different from Ixtapa high rises.  First morning went on a crazy hike on the road from La Ropa towards the airport, continued on to Coacoyul.  It was a good climb, phone said 46 floors but would not walk to Coacoyul as there is too much traffic.  Took the wife back there for dinner and we found a good restaurant that served chicken tinga it was very good.</p>
<p>Second morning was family fishing day.  Got to the pier at 7:00 grabbed some food and fished until 10:00 when Isla Ixtapa opened.  Caught 8 bonitas, 1 sierra and 1 cocinar fish.  We had 2 bonitos grilled, the cocinar fish fried whole and the sierra for ceviche, what an excellent lunch.  Later the wives will stay and we will go for dorados and tuna.  I have been fishing with Ramon Olea, always a good day on the water with Ramon.</p>
<p>Only meal we had at a familiar place was dinner Saturday at La Porteña.  Excelente place for a family meal and very reasonable.  I always like to take Ramon’s family there.  9 of us, 3 large pizzas, 5 pastas and 10 drinks(fishing next morning) and the total was almost exactly $2,000 mxn.  The last 3 times they have put us in the side room with ac, not really needed now but last October it was a blessing.  Weather right now is perfect, not too crowded and everything seems to be opened.</p>
</blockquote><p>Glad to see you got some nice fishing in with Ramón. Had some fresh dorado the other day, and I've seen a few at the market, so they're still around. Same with the tuna, but I suspect they're way out there if you want to take the ride.</p>
<p>Thanks for the report! ¡Saludos!</p>
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<pubDate>Mon, 24 Apr 2023 16:23:26 +0000</pubDate>
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<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Staying in Zihuatanejo for the first time in 10 years at La Casa Que Ve Al Mar, very nice and different from Ixtapa high rises.  First morning went on a crazy hike on the road from La Ropa towards the airport, continued on to Coacoyul.  It was a good climb, phone said 46 floors but would not walk to Coacoyul as there is too much traffic.  Took the wife back there for dinner and we found a good restaurant that served chicken tinga it was very good.</p>
<p>Second morning was family fishing day.  Got to the pier at 7:00 grabbed some food and fished until 10:00 when Isla Ixtapa opened.  Caught 8 bonitas, 1 sierra and 1 cocinar fish.  We had 2 bonitos grilled, the cocinar fish fried whole and the sierra for ceviche, what an excellent lunch.  Later the wives will stay and we will go for dorados and tuna.  I have been fishing with Ramon Olea, always a good day on the water with Ramon.</p>
<p>Only meal we had at a familiar place was dinner Saturday at La Porteña.  Excelente place for a family meal and very reasonable.  I always like to take Ramon’s family there.  9 of us, 3 large pizzas, 5 pastas and 10 drinks(fishing next morning) and the total was almost exactly $2,000 mxn.  The last 3 times they have put us in the side room with ac, not really needed now but last October it was a blessing.  Weather right now is perfect, not too crowded and everything seems to be opened.</p>
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<pubDate>Mon, 24 Apr 2023 15:57:31 +0000</pubDate>
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