17’ Carolina Skiff DLX, 70hp Yamaha 4-stroke. Baitwell, center console, deck, etc…
Catch what you can now. I won’t leave you much…
Oh boy. This is big.
“Enough hijacking, this is a major thread”
Dang, next thing you know, he’ll be asking people to show him how to make bait balls!
Ya’ll better get your TroutEye’s, before he buys them out 
New or used, Skinneej:question:
A seven footer in a 17’skiff… There goes the neighborhood!
Redfish Baron Extraordinaire
[quote]Originally posted by 23Sailfish
A seven footer in a 17’skiff… There goes the neighborhood!
/quote]
LOL, good for you, SJ…don’t tip it over when you stand up:sunglasses:!
NN
“IN” the game? Peapod told me you were the game.
“Apathy is the Glove into Which Evil Slips It’s Hand”.
quote:Ha! Bait balls is the primary reason. And for the record, I have no idea how to make one! I know they are sort of round, but that is about it.
Originally posted by EasyDang, next thing you know, he’ll be asking people to show him how to make bait balls!
Got it used. It’s a 2012. Has been up at Lake Murray. Hasn’t touched the salt yet.
When you guys see a 7 footer passing you in a matching banana hammock, you will know I have arrived. I just need to cut a hole in this Bimini top so I can stick my head out.
Welcome to the society of us swamp and pluff mud worshipers.
I really enjoy inshore fishing now more than I do offshore. The fish are more challenging to outwit, doesn’t take very much boat, money, tackle or preparation. I don’t have to beat my brains out, or leave the dock at 3 am. Fish all day for $10 in gas. Low maintenance, low storage, smaller towing vehicle, launch it yourself …
I should shut up now, the rest of yall just stay offshore and don’t crowd us pluff mudders
quote:
Ha! Bait balls is the primary reason. And for the record, I have no idea how to make one! I know they are sort of round, but that is about it.
Pancakes Skinneej, pancakes. Round balls roll with the current. Pancakes stay on the bottom You do got a lot to learn
Capt. Larry Teuton
Swamp Worshiper
Congrats, Skinneej, on the new to you boat. That rig should be a great inshore rig for shrimping, trout, or reds on the flats.
I’ll agree with Cracker Larry on the inshore only plan. Back when I fished offshore, it took a few days to get ready for a trip, then a few days to fix stuff that broke on the trip. Inshore is much easier.
spec
1980 Skandia 21 w/ '93 JohnRude 150 gas drinker
quote:
Originally posted by skinneejWhen you guys see a 7 footer passing you in a matching banana hammock, you will know I have arrived. I just need to cut a hole in this Bimini top so I can stick my head out.
There a good Photoshop in your future
Redfish Baron Extraordinaire
quote:
Originally posted by 23Sailfishquote:
Originally posted by skinneejWhen you guys see a 7 footer passing you in a matching banana hammock, you will know I have arrived. I just need to cut a hole in this Bimini top so I can stick my head out.
There a good Photoshop in your future
</font id=“quote”></blockquote id=“quote”>I was thinking the same…your skills are needed here RickyBobby…
The Morris Island Lighthouse www.savethelight.org
Lets everybody just take it easy.
“Enough hijacking, this is a major thread”
23 texted me this, claimed it was you yesterday on the maiden voyage. which, i thought was mean.
“Enough hijacking, this is a major thread”
Is that afterburner?
That can’t be good for a motor!
Flames shooting out of the pee-hole! Looks like that boat has been to Thailand![:0]
'06 Mckee Craft
184 Marathon
DF140 Suzuki
CONGRATS, Jason, you definitely deserve the good life, your family too.
NEVER thought you, of all people, would be in a 17’ boat.
AIN’T NO ARS’s CAUGHT IN 17 footers, you know.
“The big one’s still swimming, let’s go.”
Still got the big boat mac! Father-in-law wants to try his hand at shrimpin and said he wanted to go 50/50 on a boat. Couldn’t pass that up!!!