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RiskTaker · 11-12-2006, 07:34 PM

Thank you JR,

I guess I may be a tik older: but the good thing is that we are all growing older at the same rate. So I will learn what I can from the older crowd, you can learn what you can from the younger crowd and we will split the experiences through 3 generations. Party on Garth.

I learn something new everyday and I do not plan on changing that trend until I take my last breath.

So, whereas it seems that I will not likely participate in this week's coming Swordfishing tournament (that Drew and Tracey do such a great job at pulling together), I would like to request any pointers on a memorable trip to Bimini next weekend. I have never been to Bimini in the middle of November before: so I am sure that ther is something to be learned from someone that has already been there, done that, for a time or two.

Any tips would be appreciated. Wahoo is on the brain; and I would like to boat a 60# plus, plus all the other stuff.

RT

11-12-2006, 07:34 PM	#2 (permalink)
RiskTaker Grander Join Date: May 2004 Location: Pompano Beach, Florida, USA Boat: Porgee Rock Best Catch: A Snapper Occupation: A Varied and Wandering course Posts: 2,227	Not even my wife wished me a Happy B-day on the I-net ! Thank you JR, I guess I may be a tik older: but the good thing is that we are all growing older at the same rate. So I will learn what I can from the older crowd, you can learn what you can from the younger crowd and we will split the experiences through 3 generations. Party on Garth. I learn something new everyday and I do not plan on changing that trend until I take my last breath. So, whereas it seems that I will not likely participate in this week's coming Swordfishing tournament (that Drew and Tracey do such a great job at pulling together), I would like to request any pointers on a memorable trip to Bimini next weekend. I have never been to Bimini in the middle of November before: so I am sure that ther is something to be learned from someone that has already been there, done that, for a time or two. Any tips would be appreciated. Wahoo is on the brain; and I would like to boat a 60# plus, plus all the other stuff. RT