Window fishing 101…sometimes you nail it, sometimes you get nailed. What isn’t shown is the ride out there and back, before and after the front was passing. You know how it is, you “just gotta pick your days”, even at Caper’s and the Grillage.
quote:Buoy showed a pretty nasty trip out first thing in the morning. It did lay down by the afternoon.
Originally posted by CaptFritz“Only in a Pioneer?” From those pictures plenty of boats could fish that “slop”
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Originally posted by mhebbardHe caught them with 10 lbs of weedline, a box fan, and a tree on the line.
You know whats funny is that I totally forgot about that fish attached to the fan until I saw your post! Especially after the 30 pound bull with the tree attached…
Time to clean fish!
“mr keys”
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Originally posted by CaptFritz“Only in a Pioneer?” From those pictures plenty of boats could fish that “slop”
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I bet ya could get out there with some tidal rails…
Really nice trip. Hope to have half that success on Saturday. Plan to head to the banks.
Seafox 246 w 300 Yamaha
Awesome pictures. Was already ready after detailing my boat yesterday. Thanks for the report.
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Originally posted by Got2GoWindow fishing 101…sometimes you nail it, sometimes you get nailed. What isn’t shown is the ride out there and back, before and after the front was passing. You know how it is, you “just gotta pick your days”, even at Caper’s and the Grillage.
Window fishing, as you call it, is going to catch up to you some day, especially in a 20’ boat. Anyone who went offshore in a 20’ boat yesterday has never been caught in the real stuff…know that.
Next time you come in, come heavy, or not at all…
From your pics it sure doesn’t look too bumpy.
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New Sardine Jigskinz Popper ready to go… for revenge on Monday!
“mr keys”
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Originally posted by northchuckyNew Sardine Jigskinz Popper ready to go… for revenge on Monday!
“mr keys”
Pro Tip- Owner ST-66 or Even ST-76 for the trebles.
10-4. Thanks Courtland, Andy has some to swap out
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Window fishing, as you call it, is going to catch up to you some day, especially in a 20’ boat. Anyone who went offshore in a 20’ boat yesterday has never been caught in the real stuff…know that.
Next time you come in, come heavy, or not at all…
I will search for you in the coastal bays and rivers, old man…
I will find you…
Know that.
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Originally posted by Midgiemulletquote:
Window fishing, as you call it, is going to catch up to you some day, especially in a 20’ boat. Anyone who went offshore in a 20’ boat yesterday has never been caught in the real stuff…know that.
Next time you come in, come heavy, or not at all…
I will search for you in the coastal bays and rivers, old man…
I will find you…
Know that.
Get into Grandpa’s cough syrup again, Craig?
Next time you come in, come heavy, or not at all…
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Window fishing, as you call it, is going to catch up to you some day, especially in a 20' boat. Anyone who went offshore in a 20' boat yesterday has never been caught in the real stuff...know that.
I hope you are kidding. That or you haven’t done much offshore fising around here. Courtland knows what he’s doing and a rowboat could handle that “slop”.
Capt. Larry Teuton
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lteuton at aol dot com
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Good work!
“Those who have the ability to make a difference have the responsibility to do so.” Thomas Jefferson
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Originally posted by CaptFritz“Only in a Pioneer?” From those pictures plenty of boats could fish that “slop”
Why you gotta be hatin’! Can’t we just all get along??
That’s an epic day. Great Job!
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Originally posted by CaptFritz“Only in a Pioneer?” From those pictures plenty of boats could fish that “slop”
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My bad.
Your boat could do it as well.
You’d want to stop every 5 miles and go around your boat with a good screwdriver tho…
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Originally posted by Warblerquote:
Originally posted by Got2GoWindow fishing 101…sometimes you nail it, sometimes you get nailed. What isn’t shown is the ride out there and back, before and after the front was passing. You know how it is, you “just gotta pick your days”, even at Caper’s and the Grillage.
Window fishing, as you call it, is going to catch up to you some day, especially in a 20’ boat. Anyone who went offshore in a 20’ boat yesterday has never been caught in the real stuff…know that.
Next time you come in, come heavy, or not at all…
He’s been in real stuff. Not for everybody, I agree. And you’re right- it will catch up to you- but not necessarily with disaster. The brain in the captain’s head is more important than the size of his boat. Know that.
Another 197 Pioneer in 15-20kt NE winds grouper fishing-
I’d rather be in one of these boats than a ton of other larger boats when it’s rough out-
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Originally posted by Cracker Larryquote:
Window fishing, as you call it, is going to catch up to you some day, especially in a 20' boat. Anyone who went offshore in a 20' boat yesterday has never been caught in the real stuff...know that.
I hope you are kidding. That or you haven’t done much offshore fising around here. Courtland knows what he’s doing and a rowboat could handle that “slop”.
Capt. Larry Teuton
912-six55-5674
lteuton at aol dot com“Ships are the nearest things to dreams that hands have ever made.” -Robert N. Rose
I was talking about the “window” part, which I took to mean going fishing knowing that a weather front is expected to change things up at some point. Sometimes those brilliant weathermen are wrong as to when that front comes rolling through.
Next time you come in, come heavy, or not at all…