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quack quack · 01-31-2006, 03:15 PM

Just an idea

It seems that on any given night [with the weather] that there is always some people [my self included now that I sold the boat] looking for a ride for sword fishing. Most times it is people that do not know each other and asking other people they do not know for a ride they will help with gas bait beer etc. Maybe one of the six pack boats should start doing sword trips at night? 3 anglers $200.00 a pop.Angler brings own bait and equipment or can rent equipment from the boat. I think one of those boats should give it a try. 1 or 2 hr before sundown to midnight or so. If the weather is a bit much for a guy with a small boat they could use this boat if they really want to go. $200 twice a month is alot cheaper than boat payment,storage ,insurance ,gas,etc. This is just a idea and should be treated as such. Has any one tried this already? What do you guys think about this?

Would any one be interested?

01-31-2006, 03:15 PM	#1 (permalink)
quack quack Old Salt Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: lake worth Best Catch: 25lb codfish 5 yrs old first hanger Posts: 5,205	Swordfish head boat? Just an idea It seems that on any given night [with the weather] that there is always some people [my self included now that I sold the boat] looking for a ride for sword fishing. Most times it is people that do not know each other and asking other people they do not know for a ride they will help with gas bait beer etc. Maybe one of the six pack boats should start doing sword trips at night? 3 anglers $200.00 a pop.Angler brings own bait and equipment or can rent equipment from the boat. I think one of those boats should give it a try. 1 or 2 hr before sundown to midnight or so. If the weather is a bit much for a guy with a small boat they could use this boat if they really want to go. $200 twice a month is alot cheaper than boat payment,storage ,insurance ,gas,etc. This is just a idea and should be treated as such. Has any one tried this already? What do you guys think about this? Would any one be interested? __________________ Amagansett means “place of good water” in one American Indian tongue, and for generations of Lesters who have lived here, it’s been true in the most literal way.