BamaProud
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Fish at your own risk. My step brother caught a couple nice ones this morning and almost caught a 3rd, until a shark decided otherwise. Back home before 10am....must have been a heck of a morning.
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Nice!!
There are some guys here at our hotel that are headed out tomorrow morning. They are in a 42 foot Yellowfin boat with 3 400 hp Yamaha four strokes.
That's some damn expensive snapper......like Miami Beach $$
That's some damn expensive snapper......like Miami Beach $$
megalomaniac
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The regs in the past 5 years have exploded the snapper population. We had a hard time getting keeper (16in) snapper to hook themselves before the little guys took our bait.
Snapper population in the gulf is doing very well!
Snapper population in the gulf is doing very well!
BamaProud
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This is the boat we went out on last Summer:There are some guys here at our hotel that are headed out tomorrow morning. They are in a 42 foot Yellowfin boat with 3 400 hp Yamaha four strokes.
That's some damn expensive snapper......like Miami Beach $$
45 ft SeaHunter with four 425hp Yamaha Four-strokes. we were running 65 mph.
(not my pictures)
My biggest Snapper 34 inches ~27 pounds
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Looks great!
[QUOTE="BamaProud, post: 5120498, member: 9871"
This is the boat we went out on last Summer:
45 ft SeaHunter with four 425hp Yamaha Four-strokes. we were running 65 mph.
(not my pictures)
My biggest Snapper 34 inches ~27 pounds
[/QUOTE]
We were in the intercoastal tonight and a Shearwater (I think) came by us with 4 450's on the back and he was burning the fuel. The wake off that boat was impressive.....as I tried to not get tossed out of our boat. We only fished for 3 hours and boxed 7 flounder and a mangrove snapper.
......and yes , I started the first evening off with my topsail catfish trifecta. Slimy S O B"s
This is the boat we went out on last Summer:
45 ft SeaHunter with four 425hp Yamaha Four-strokes. we were running 65 mph.
(not my pictures)
My biggest Snapper 34 inches ~27 pounds
[/QUOTE]
We were in the intercoastal tonight and a Shearwater (I think) came by us with 4 450's on the back and he was burning the fuel. The wake off that boat was impressive.....as I tried to not get tossed out of our boat. We only fished for 3 hours and boxed 7 flounder and a mangrove snapper.
......and yes , I started the first evening off with my topsail catfish trifecta. Slimy S O B"s
