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New Rules on Boat Dogs Begin August 1

Before taking your beloved pooch cruising in Mexico, make sure right now that Fido’s old microchip ID implant complies with the latest version of microchip, and that you have completed

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Savvy Summer Reading for Mexico Boaters

Recreational boaters in Mexico (yatistas) are right now preparing for whatever Summer 2024 brings us. Whether we’re planning to bash back north (next issue) or spend the summer somewhere safe

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Turtle Bay Fuel Pier Reopens, Cash Only for Now

The small but important fuel pier at Turtle Bay is reportedly back in operation. Delivery skipper Capt. Nikolai Alexandrov said he was contacted April 22 by Maria Ignacia Gerrardo Castro,

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Mexican Navy Allows Emergency Stops at Puerto Balleto

If recreational boaters have an emergency while crossing 300 n.m. between Los Cabos and Puerto Vallarta, they can now seek help from the Mexican Navy’s ENSAR (Naval Air Squadron for

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Spring News Briefs for Mexico Boaters

Baja Ha Ha Update Yes, Richard Spindler (a.k.a. the Grand Poohbah) has relented and now promises to organize and lead one final Baja Ha Ha group cruise down Baja this

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Mexico Report: Winter Itinerary Planning

As 2024 dawns, winter conditions are beginning to creep down the West Coast. But that doesn’t mean all the Mexico-bound boaters departed the U.S. with the masses on November 1.

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Mexico Report

As the year 2023 awakens across Mexico’s 3,500 nautical miles of Pacific coastlines, here are four brief items of interest to U.S. recreational boaters, cruisers, and fishing folk. Gonzaga Update: Shore