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NoBones 10-31-2019 09:36 PM

I know this sucks...
But remember the almighty has a plan and this one is a good call !!

Lets focus on a spring ding over here or over there...
Does not matter to me..

Captdh was working on one in St Augustine, but they wanted a contract
signed and secured with a CC for major $$$$..

So lets just move on..

Terry England 10-31-2019 09:42 PM

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Originally Posted by rcnight (Post 265810)
Terry - I’ll take you up on that offer if things don’t work out. Since I’m past the 2 week deadline, can you suggest anyone particular to plead my case to?

I’m pretty sure “the buck stops” at Rob Wells’ desk. They have always been very fair with their dealings. Of all the boats he could own, he’s a SeaCraft Scepter guy.

bumpdraft 10-31-2019 09:51 PM

Well, Florida has become a red, blue/green state.

Snookerd 11-01-2019 11:33 AM

What?! That was quick....jeeze. Well, alright then. That will just add fuel to fire for the MOAG V2. See you guys in the Spring.

kmoose 11-02-2019 07:21 AM

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It definitely got worse.....

rickg 11-02-2019 11:16 AM

That’s unfortunate just cancelled my Vrbo.

cdavisdb 11-02-2019 02:34 PM

kmoose,

Thanks for posting the G&F red tide maps. I did not know that was available, better than my info. Looks like you were right, getting worse fast and asthma is not to mess with.

DonV 11-02-2019 03:27 PM

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You are right Conner, I think the third red dot is on top of Terry's house!!!

kmoose 11-02-2019 07:08 PM

Conner, I’m pretty geeky on the whole weather/conditions thing as my plan for the week involved diving in 200’ and on a 23’ boat, going out that far this time of year can be pretty dicey.

I am subscribed to the FWC red tide monitoring and when they stared sending me bi- weekly updates last week I knew it wasn’t going to be good. Aside from the inshore sampling being what it is, the offshore samples are just as bad if not worst. If it is as bad as it was six years ago up here the reefs, wrecks and ledges it touches will be wiped clean in days. I hope this isn’t the case as we are just now starting to see small red grouper and hogs again but the tropicals and invertebrates are still slow coming back.

I was torn on the decision when I called Terry as our event is much more than fishing, but after I spoke with our rental host she confirmed the conditions were already becoming hazardous to those susceptible and I wasn’t going to drag my wife and granddaughter down all that way for a week and put them at risk.

Let’s continue to talk about a spring event and get our next gathering lined up. I like the east coast for spring as the early dolphin, wahoo and tuna run is pretty predictable from St Augustine down to Sebastian. I also still think somewhere in the panhandle would be nice for something new.

Spidercrab 11-02-2019 09:01 PM

chit
me an nobonez waz lookin fer a good time
dis karakoe braless fungi done messed us all up

gofastsandman 11-03-2019 10:56 PM

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Originally Posted by kmoose (Post 265827)
Conner, I’m pretty geeky on the whole weather/conditions thing as my plan for the week involved diving in 200’ and on a 23’ boat, going out that far this time of year can be pretty dicey.

I am subscribed to the FWC red tide monitoring and when they stared sending me bi- weekly updates last week I knew it wasn’t going to be good. Aside from the inshore sampling being what it is, the offshore samples are just as bad if not worst. If it is as bad as it was six years ago up here the reefs, wrecks and ledges it touches will be wiped clean in days. I hope this isn’t the case as we are just now starting to see small red grouper and hogs again but the tropicals and invertebrates are still slow coming back.

I was torn on the decision when I called Terry as our event is much more than fishing, but after I spoke with our rental host she confirmed the conditions were already becoming hazardous to those susceptible and I wasn’t going to drag my wife and granddaughter down all that way for a week and put them at risk.



Let’s continue to talk about a spring event and get our next gathering lined up. I like the east coast for spring as the early dolphin, wahoo and tuna run is pretty predictable from St Augustine down to Sebastian. I also still think somewhere in the panhandle would be nice for something new.

That sounds nice.

cdavisdb 11-04-2019 08:19 AM

Just a suggestion and pretty much out of my range, but St Joe is a great spot. There is one good marina, a fair number of rental places, great inshore flats, scollops in season, and good grouper, etc offshore

Islandtrader 11-04-2019 09:30 AM

The red comes and goes...however it is no fun when the breeze is onshore. I even rushed this October to get the boat back in. Hopefully spring will be better.

215robert 11-04-2019 10:21 AM

Pelican bay last weekend was full of dead fish. probably better to wait......


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