St. Marks Scallops

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Algaegator
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St. Marks Scallops

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I went today with four ladies and the scallops are still plentiful. The expected crowd did not show. We didn't have to wait to launch or load up. We hit about four spots and finally found the motherload in about six feet of water just east of the lighthouse. Since there was no crowd we decided to scallop naked and the ladies insisted that I not post any pictures. In between immersions I cought 3 short trout on gulps. I saw a large spanish swim right by me like I wasn't even there. I was surprised at how slowly it was swimming. Maybe it was freaked out by my fellow scallopers. Anyway we had a great time and scallops are on the supper menu.

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Ok fine...don't post them, however you can pm them to me. :-D :-D
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I saw plenty of naked ladyfish today. Even hooked up with a few.
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Re: St. Marks Scallops

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Algaegator wrote:I went today with four ladies and the scallops are still plentiful. The expected crowd did not show. We didn't have to wait to launch or load up. We hit about four spots and finally found the motherload in about six feet of water just east of the lighthouse. Since there was no crowd we decided to scallop naked and the ladies insisted that I not post any pictures. In between immersions I cought 3 short trout on gulps. I saw a large spanish swim right by me like I wasn't even there. I was surprised at how slowly it was swimming. Maybe it was freaked out by my fellow scallopers. Anyway we had a great time and scallops are on the supper menu.

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Perhaps your lack of clothes could somehow be related to the unusual behavior of the fish and other marine life in the area....don't know...but one has to wonder :smt005
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Post by Jumptrout51 »

ROCKET, why do you want a picture of Algaegator naked? :roll:
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Post by rocket »

Jumptrout51 wrote:ROCKET, why do you want a picture of Algaegator naked? :roll:
He pm'ed them to me...be nice and I'll forward them to you. :-D
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Post by Eerman »

I have a thought what that Spanish was eyeballin' and that isn't a pleasant thought. :-D Nice job on dinner though. :thumbup:
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Keep Me in the loop!!!!!
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