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Old 02-27-2007, 08:33 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Well the crew is returning as I speak here with a 400+ lb swordfish they caught in the daytime!!!! I am driving down to the marina now and will post pictures and the actual weight once we hang the S.O.B!!!!
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Old 02-27-2007, 08:42 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Awesome! I must say you guys are on fire with the daytime swording. Congrats to Richard and the crew on "CATCH 22".
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Old 02-27-2007, 08:45 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Old 02-27-2007, 08:47 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Old 02-27-2007, 08:56 PM   #5 (permalink)
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looks like to 50line will be crowded during the day now !
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looks like to 50line will be crowded during the day now !
I'm not sure that the "Lightside" sounds quite as appealing as does the "Darkside".
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looks like to 50line will be crowded during the day now !
If the wheather is good this weekend I will be trying it.
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I'm not sure that the "Lightside" sounds quite as appealing as does the "Darkside".
I probably have the smallest boat in the fleet .. so daytime is more appealing during the day ... have on reel loaded up with 1500yds of braid ready to try ...hummm deep dropping for swords
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I probably have the smallest boat in the fleet .. so daytime is more appealing during the day ... have on reel loaded up with 1500yds of braid ready to try ...
Good luck either way. I would love to give it a go during the day. Always up for something new. Are they using only electric or manual for the daytime sword-dropping? Which are you using?
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Good luck either way. I would love to give it a go during the day. Always up for something new. Are they using only electric or manual for the daytime sword-dropping? Which are you using?

I do it the hard way manual... I`m so used to doing it ...I dont even fish in close on the reefs any more ... I drop anywhere from 380 to 1100 ft ..
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Sometimes it's even more gratifying that way.
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I do it the hard way manual... I`m so used to doing it ...I dont even fish in close on the reefs any more ... I drop anywhere from 380 to 1100 ft ..
I cant wait to see if it works!!!!!
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Shane , maybe let`s get some guy`s together and do it ...split the cost maybe worth learning how they do it .. then we can get it done in Miami ... what you think ?I`m Game for it !
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Sometimes it's even more gratifying that way.
it is in a way more gratifying .. trying to get a big golden tile .. got 1 month left to try to win the deep drop contest for the heavyest tile .... that`s why I have been going deeper then I normaly drop .. arm is sore for a day ... but when you catch dinner it is well worth it
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Well the scale at Bud N' Mary's broke at 430 lbs so they just weighed the truck with the fish at the weigh station and there gonna measure the truck empty later on!!! Should get the pics off the card tommorrow
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Well the scale at Bud N' Mary's broke at 430 lbs so they just weighed the truck with the fish at the weigh station and there gonna measure the truck empty later on!!! Should get the pics off the card tommorrow
wow that`s one big slob!
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thats awsome. cant wait to stik one that size
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Old 02-27-2007, 11:43 PM   #21 (permalink)
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No seriously congrats on an awesome fish. I really can't wait to see the slob.
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thats awsome. cant wait to stik one that size
tomorrow night!!

my buddy cant go so whos going with us or is it just you and I again?
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my buddy cant go so whos going with us or is it just you and I again?
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430+ !! can't wait to see the pics. WTG Catch 22 and crew!
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that is one big you know what!


congrats catch 22!
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Want to see those pics congrats

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Sounds like a bigg'un. Let's see her! Nice job fellas.
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