Blue marlin fishing in Venezuela
Check out this story in Marlinmag.com. The author has traveled to Venezuela many times over the years to go deep sea fishing, but had not gone in several years. He was not sure what to expect on his latest trip, and his friends and family thought he was crazy for going. (I don’t quite get that. Just because Venezuela is a political opponent of the United States does that mean that it’s some kind of xenophobic anti-American danger zone?). Anyway, he was pleasantly surprised right from the start as he entered Caracas’ gleaming new international airport, was warmly greeted, and experienced some of the best blue marlin fishing in his life.
Here’s the full link:
http://www.marlinmag.com/travel/south-america/dont-give-up-on-venezuela-52985-page-1.html
What a beautiful fish. Looks like something out of a dream. How does it taste?
It tastes like fiberglass.
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