wilz
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The Lady K in Lantana is right next to us and they seem to draw a lot of regulars. Capt Al seems to find the good spots and the kings and muttons seem hot of late. Stop by and say hi if you choose to go with them.
What Drift Boat Fishing is good in SE Fla
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Jupiter31
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Let's just say that after handling many bonita blitzes with 30+ Canadian tourists hooked up at once there isn't a knot in the world I can't handle.
BTW, nice try.
Chug was fishing but I wasn't biting.
You are really funny and pretty sharp on the uptake
I think he wanted to know if you were a "master baiter"
You are really funny and pretty sharp on the uptake
I think he wanted to know if you were a "master baiter"
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WOW!
I had not even though of that.....sort of....
Chug
Somebody had to say it.....
I had not even though of that.....sort of....
Chug
Somebody had to say it.....
Last time I was on a drift boat, I threw up. Not the op's fault. I think it was the Blue Heron out of RB.
I can say this. I'm on the board of directors for a Non-Profit org. Among other things, our scholarship fund raisers include trips on the Blue Heron Fleet. We've never been disappointed.
I can say this. I'm on the board of directors for a Non-Profit org. Among other things, our scholarship fund raisers include trips on the Blue Heron Fleet. We've never been disappointed.
Jupiter31
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Did they offer a discount as you provided the chum
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