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Until the WIND kicked up that is.

Also we had dinner at Tropical Traders. They have whole lane snapper dinner and Maine lobster. Both are awesome.

Finally made it out there. Water was real dark. Couldn't find the trout but got into the grunts pretty good using cut squid. Good day until the kicked up. Tryin it again tomorrow.

Those grunts were all over Ock Shoal today. Most were small but prob be good for a fish fry.

Help wanted! We have pecky wood paneling in our house. Over the years the dust and maybe some mildew/mold has built up in and on it. The landlord has agreed to pay to have it cleaned. They have contacted several folks and so have I. People claim they will come give an estimate but they never show an...

Lanark is the only place I've read about there being enough scallops to bother looking for them. It would be about a 20 mile run from the O river, and across open waters that get nasty in the afternoon. I would just tow the boat to lanark if you want to scallop, it's only 30 mins or so from mashes....

Rained here but it did wait long enough for us to get out for a bit.

Nice job! Knew I should have tried Lanark.

There are sod farms around cordele and Vienna. Also a 1 or 2 coming into Leesburg from Americus. I've seen them watering flooded fields to. Just like I've seen folks watering the grass when it's raining.

All those pivot irrigations are probably sod farms. Because you know the world needs more sod.

Harmsway wrote:

SS-342 wrote:Harmsway....Did the lightening cause any damage to you hands or arms?

Thankfully nothing permanent, 342. Finger joints were swollen and sore for a week or two.

That white streak in my hair made up for it; chicks did it.

You the man Harms!

I should have titled it Groundhog Day weather report.

Tell me about it! WTH?

Dang man. What a story!

leonreno wrote:That is sad. You have to be three parts crazy to make a living on the water and not know how to swim. A cruise ship maybe, but a oyster boat is another thing.

I was thinking the same thing.