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RiskTaker · 04-09-2005, 01:37 AM

Hey Deep droppers:

I have been listening to Jerry so far to build up some basic knowledge on deep dropping. So far I have not heard much about deep dropping on the dark side; but the idea sounds wonderful. Less solar pain! (Just wear an LED headlight.)

Just had some wonderful yellow-eye snapper from the Bahamas, caught around 1100 FSW, daytime fishing.

The nice comment about deep drop fishing is no-ciguatera. Wow, what a refreshing idea! Now how about methyl mercury: not sure? But for a daily dose have some big swordfish to go with that snapper or grouper.

Oh, what was the point? Ouch, ouch, it must be some kind of disease... Oh yeah, I would also like to know if anyone has tried deep dropping over some hills and valleys, while swordfishing at night. (Say Hollywood Hills - perhaps on a slow troll to hold a slow position.

04-09-2005, 01:37 AM	#3 (permalink)
RiskTaker Grander Join Date: May 2004 Location: Pompano Beach, Florida, USA Best Catch: Had one once, then she took the boat away Posts: 2,008	What about while on a swordfish drift or slow troll? Hey Deep droppers: I have been listening to Jerry so far to build up some basic knowledge on deep dropping. So far I have not heard much about deep dropping on the dark side; but the idea sounds wonderful. Less solar pain! (Just wear an LED headlight.) Just had some wonderful yellow-eye snapper from the Bahamas, caught around 1100 FSW, daytime fishing. The nice comment about deep drop fishing is no-ciguatera. Wow, what a refreshing idea! Now how about methyl mercury: not sure? But for a daily dose have some big swordfish to go with that snapper or grouper. Oh, what was the point? Ouch, ouch, it must be some kind of disease... Oh yeah, I would also like to know if anyone has tried deep dropping over some hills and valleys, while swordfishing at night. (Say Hollywood Hills - perhaps on a slow troll to hold a slow position.