Mashes Sands 11-21-04

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Mashes Sands 11-21-04

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Hit the water at 6:30 "first boat inthe water at Mashes" :thumbup: Headed offshore, but stoped at the channle split and changed from shorts to Jeans "it were kinda chilly running 32mph out there" :o Ran out to 27 foot and started trolling, worked 30 to 35 for a while with no luck :-? started trolling out towards a 50 foot hole and first keeper on at 43 foot :thumbup: continued on towards the spot and second keeper hit at 46 foot "a few shorts inbetween" :thumbup: :thumbup: last keeper was the last fish, they just shut down at 9:30 and would not hit a lure :evil: still, two nice Grouper and only 5 gallons of gas burned "I love that part", I called it a day and ran back in around 28mph :-D will add a pic of the fish later "I need a nap" :oops: 8) :beer:
PS: water temp was at 63 and the seas where choppy with 2 t 3 foot rollers :beer: :beer:
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Post by sundown »

man you done good ! home in time for dinner and got time to rake the yard this afternoon !
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Post by max kirkland »

Good Dill wev! :thumbup:
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Post by Sawbones »

you 'da man! :thumbup:
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Post by Cranfield »

Sounds like that was a plan that worked. :thumbup:

When do we get to see a picture of your new boat ?
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Post by Chalk »

Good Job Wevans.....What were those numbers again... :lol: :thumbup:
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Post by RodBow »

wevans, I guess that answers the question I posed to you on Friday!
Get the pics up - I want to see your new ride too.
use your opportunities ...

218 Carolina Skiff
25 Bayliner Deck
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Post by dstockwell »

Good deal. :thumbup:
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Post by wevans »

Here's the fish "laying on my new 2 foot wide 14 foot long cleaning/serving table" :-D The boat looks the same as the old one, it just don't have SOPCHOPPY REDNECK on it 8)
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Post by GC »

Good job wevans! :thumbup:
Assuming you trolled stretches, what color?
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Post by wevans »

Old faithfull, Blue Tigerstripe loud 30 :thumbup: they wouldn't touch the others :-?
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Post by Reel Fun »

ya brought home tha groceries, WTG :thumbup: :-D
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