On Sun, 24 Oct 2010 17:30:00 -0400, D. LaCourse
wrote:

If anyone on roff would even consider this, it would be you, RW, or me,
and much to the chagrin of Joanne.

A trip to Cuba for bones, permit, whatever.

I've spoken (e-mail) to an outfitter and it *is* possible. I would
have to fly to, say, Mexico (Cancun) first, and then to Cuba. No visa
is necessary to visit either Mexico nor Cuba. The trick would be to
avoid having Cuban authorities stamp my passport. You can go in and
out of Cancun without a passport - proof of citizenship would be at
least two identification cards (military retire and driver's license).

My question to you and others is: Do you know of any U.S. citizen
going to Cuba to fly fish?

Although I am fishing a couple of days a week, I am beginning to get
cabin fever and it isn't even November. Golf doesn't help in the very
least. I'm having hip replacement surgery on December 8, so I should
be roaring to go by February.

Any thoughts, RW, roff?


Cuba is "Definitely" on my list
However if I were to go I would do more than fish.

So on a long trip and a somewhat expensivem trip like this
I would have to go w my wife Joanne
We love Cuban music and the culture excites both of us


Livan Hernandez