In the past it's seemed when I most badly wanted to put guest on cobes that's when it's proven the toughest to find a bite. That was blessedly NOT the case this trip, though morning storms had us having to hang out on land until things started clearing around 10am.
Sharkman's buddy literally got a keeper cobe on the hook seconds after making his very first drop of the day.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2qp3qr2q10[/video]
Do want to share just a few accompanying pictures though, and unfortunately not for a happy reason... few weeks ago folks on the forum were discussing the worst experience with rudeness they had on the water... well, mine was this trip... the approach in the video at the 2:40 mark was bad enough but what really burned me up was the same guy gunning his engine next to us while we were actively fighting a fish AND with his boat VERY CLOSE TO A FAMILY OUT DIVING! He made more than a few asinine decisions, one being pulling up to a boat with an owner who carries a mega zoom camera with him most every trip.

Know how to know when you're too close to another boat? When the occupants of the other boat are able to clearly see tramp stamps on your own boat.
Have some REALLY good Georgia friends on this board and hate it that my prediction in the video proved true... but... reviewing the pics back home saw I was right on the call. You would think a guy with such a patriotic wrap wouldn't be an ass to a guy with "Marine's Dream" clearly visible on his boat, but well, sadly as the video shows that wasn't the case and all joking aside after we'd given him and his crew no real grief.
Anybody know him you can share with him that when he left so did the bad karma.

