We headed back to Cabo San Lucas in early May with our entire family. A grand total of 14 adults and one great-granddaughter. This would make the fifth time Patsy and I have been to Cabo. We own a timeshare at Pueblo Bonito Sunset Beach and enjoyed our vacations there. I had planned two days of fishing with the kids, trying to alternate days with them. I rented boats for those who didn't get to fish with me. It worked out great, with the hard part, getting fishing licenses for all the kids. You can always expect the unexpected in Mexico and buying fishing licenses was indeed a challenge. We found there were only two places to purchase licenses. One of those is a kiosk in the large mall in downtown Cabo. It was staffed by a very helpful assistant, but we found that the EXACT amount in pesos was required. No change was given and you had to have the EXACT amount for each license. I was able to secure my license, but we knew we had to find a bank to get 10 more individual EXACT amounts of pesos. Patsy undertook the challenge with our oldest son and after enduring several hours, put fishing licenses in the hands of all involved. I booked our trips with Cabo Mahi-Mahi Charters with Capt. Jose Cesena on his 26" Never Know and the 35' Oh! Right. I booked two days on both boats. My intention was to fish my charter for trophy roosterfish and allow the other boat with my other kids to just fish.
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