ff in Cuba

rw wrote:


http://travel.state.gov/travel/cis_p.../cis_1097.html


perhaps there is a CLE program with an international sponsor, or you
could get a journalist badge from a flyfishing mag?

jeff

jeff miller wrote:
rw wrote:


http://travel.state.gov/travel/cis_p.../cis_1097.html


perhaps there is a CLE program with an international sponsor, or you
could get a journalist badge from a flyfishing mag?

jeff

I'm only interested in traveling to cuba (for some epic sal****er ff)
LEGALLY as an ordinary citizen. It's a matter of principle.

The US travel restrictions to Cuba, and the embargo in general, are not
only counterproductive -- a product of pandering to swing voters (Cuban
Americans) in a swing state (Florida) -- but they also violate the
rights of American citizens.

Sorry for intruding on the oh-so-fascinating discussion of Gaza and Israel.

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Cut "to the chase" for my email address.

On Jan 1, 6:58*pm, jeff miller wrote:

perhaps there is a CLE program with an international sponsor, or you
could get a journalist badge from a flyfishing mag?

In 1999 I got a Visa to visit Cuba for two days. I accompanied
somebody doing a photo shoot for bass fishing in that little Island.
Getting a visa to legally visit cuba really isn't that difficult. From
what i understand the Bush boys have done however is tie in some
currency rules that pretty much means unless you have family or a darn
good excuse you can't pay for lodging, food, or transportation.

i can't speak for the bone fishing but if the Island ever becomes
readily available to Americans, the BASS boys are going to go nuts.