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'Cuda · 01-27-2010, 06:16 AM

I bought my Mex. license from a charter co. near the main fish market in Ensenada 5 yrs. ago....the lady didn't date it and when I pointed that out she said "now you can use it indefinately and not have to buy a new one every year"...ok.....that works for me.....anyway I've never had to show it but for a marina like La Salinas I'd definately get a proper one.
June is when the season really gets going for that area.....I've always wondered when driving thru what the fishing would be like....now I'm definately gonna stop and try it out....thanks for the report.
My wife and I used to camp on the beach there in the early 80's when there was only one house and you payed $3 for access and firewood for camping. Corona was not yet imported to the US and was $4 for a case of 20.

01-27-2010, 06:16 AM	#6
'Cuda Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 224	I bought my Mex. license from a charter co. near the main fish market in Ensenada 5 yrs. ago....the lady didn't date it and when I pointed that out she said "now you can use it indefinately and not have to buy a new one every year"...ok.....that works for me.....anyway I've never had to show it but for a marina like La Salinas I'd definately get a proper one. June is when the season really gets going for that area.....I've always wondered when driving thru what the fishing would be like....now I'm definately gonna stop and try it out....thanks for the report. My wife and I used to camp on the beach there in the early 80's when there was only one house and you payed $3 for access and firewood for camping. Corona was not yet imported to the US and was $4 for a case of 20.