CaptDan, J Bean and Co. headed out this am expecting fairly calm seas. WRONG! Choppy as hell so we went to the nearshore to see if it would lay down. Caught a bunch of bluefish and a weakfish. Got tired of that and made our way out to 60’. Fishing was slow to say the least until we found a good little piece of bottom. Ended up with a good many bsb’s as fast as we could reel em in. Even caught a little grouper. Finally layed down for the ride home. Not where we planned to go, but no complaints.
choppy day or not i would take those meals in a heart beat on a good or bad weather day. congrats to you.
may your rods be bent and your coolers full.
■■■■ the weather man but at least we had those nice new curtins you made to keep dry. Turned out to be a good time anyway but the endangereds will live till at least the next trip. Thanks for the trip
Always a good day on the “Reel Wet”!!!
Grip It n Rip It!!!
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Originally posted by CaptDan■■■■ the weather man but at least we had those nice new curtins you made to keep dry. Turned out to be a good time anyway but the endangereds will live till at least the next trip. Thanks for the trip
Nice mess of C bass.
Can somebody explain what was used and how the curtains in the pic were made? Thanks.
Luke 8:22-25
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Originally posted by PhinNice mess of C bass.
Can somebody explain what was used and how the curtains in the pic were made? Thanks.
Luke 8:22-25
http://old.charlestonfishing.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=63592&SearchTerms=homemade,curtains
Are all those Sea Bass? Some of them are pretty large!
1996 21’ TROPHY
1996 150 MARINER
We kept one blue or weakfish, dont quite remember. Yes most nice sized 
Those sea bass were tasting pretty good last night, with some mexican corn and a sprinkle of chacherre’s!!! Fresh out the big lake!!! Thanks JWS
Grip It n Rip It!!!