They're Baaaaack !! - Page 2

RiskTaker · 03-25-2007, 07:50 PM

Ya Mon:

So you are fishing. I would like to hear about your crossing, one day. Been windy aaay?

Another day of this, now that you are there you will be Island sylin.

That reminds me to stock up on the Chef Paul's Blackened redfish Magic: it goes great on, well, redfish, not to mention tuna, swordfish, dolphin. I suppose just about any type of fish you may introduce into the equation.

Se ya, on the sunny side.

chummer · 04-02-2007, 09:22 PM

Tough go last week - stiff winds. We got one good run out of Lucaya, picked up a little over a dozen blackfin as a consolation prize, but with all of the 3-4' chop and whitecaps we couldn't make much headway nor see too many birds. I really wanted to head farther southeast to the canyons - but couldn't do it this time around.

Our other consolation prize was a couple of dozen lobsters over the other days.

Anyway, we've got a good setup for making runs and we think we're going to make more trips as our wallets allow. Rent a condo in Lucaya, private dock, I take my boat over and the rest of the crew rides over in someone's small airplane.

Definitely a better go of it this way than trying to stay at Lucaya Marina where they establish new levels of apathy everyday.

Chummer

P33JP3 · 04-03-2007, 08:53 AM

WTG Chummer! not a bad consolation prize in those lobsters.

conchy shel · 04-03-2007, 08:01 PM

Hi I am a newbie here, Certainly no expert but had my share of good luck as well as as bad. Lot of great advice here. My boat is in Stuart and we were thinking of leaving Sat well before daylight to get N of Mantinella point around daybreak. I have always fished from the Bahamas as a base but given the new rules I was going to try and fish from Stuart and back if weather permits. I figured it would be worth a shot. the plan is to to work west of Mantinella working our way north and east staying out of Bahamian waters looking for Tuna then head for the barn around noonish looking for signs on the way home.....Well I'llgive it a shot and see what happens...I'll let you know what happens when we get back.

Seadawk · 04-07-2007, 04:58 PM

In case anyone is wondering if they are "really back" check out Capt. Ed's haul.

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03-25-2007, 07:50 PM	#21 (permalink)
RiskTaker Grander Join Date: May 2004 Location: Pompano Beach, Florida, USA Best Catch: Had one once, then she took the boat away Posts: 1,978	Chummer, is in... Ya Mon: So you are fishing. I would like to hear about your crossing, one day. Been windy aaay? Another day of this, now that you are there you will be Island sylin. That reminds me to stock up on the Chef Paul's Blackened redfish Magic: it goes great on, well, redfish, not to mention tuna, swordfish, dolphin. I suppose just about any type of fish you may introduce into the equation. Se ya, on the sunny side.

04-02-2007, 09:22 PM	#22 (permalink)
chummer Lines In Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Palm Bay, FL Boat: 26' Century Walkaround Occupation: Engineer Posts: 80	Final tally Tough go last week - stiff winds. We got one good run out of Lucaya, picked up a little over a dozen blackfin as a consolation prize, but with all of the 3-4' chop and whitecaps we couldn't make much headway nor see too many birds. I really wanted to head farther southeast to the canyons - but couldn't do it this time around. Our other consolation prize was a couple of dozen lobsters over the other days. Anyway, we've got a good setup for making runs and we think we're going to make more trips as our wallets allow. Rent a condo in Lucaya, private dock, I take my boat over and the rest of the crew rides over in someone's small airplane. Definitely a better go of it this way than trying to stay at Lucaya Marina where they establish new levels of apathy everyday. Chummer

04-03-2007, 08:53 AM	#23 (permalink)
P33JP3 Hooked Up Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Boca Raton Boat: 'Cin's Surf' 270 Wellcraft Coastal Best Catch: a reeeely big one Posts: 127	WTG Chummer! not a bad consolation prize in those lobsters. __________________ Patrick --- There's no danger here - In clear blue water ---

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04-03-2007, 08:01 PM	#24 (permalink)
conchy shel Grunt Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: stuart Boat: 30 Pursuit Best Catch: 74lb wahoo @BBC in chub cay a money fish Occupation: work for the man Posts: 1	Hi I am a newbie here, Certainly no expert but had my share of good luck as well as as bad. Lot of great advice here. My boat is in Stuart and we were thinking of leaving Sat well before daylight to get N of Mantinella point around daybreak. I have always fished from the Bahamas as a base but given the new rules I was going to try and fish from Stuart and back if weather permits. I figured it would be worth a shot. the plan is to to work west of Mantinella working our way north and east staying out of Bahamian waters looking for Tuna then head for the barn around noonish looking for signs on the way home.....Well I'llgive it a shot and see what happens...I'll let you know what happens when we get back.

04-07-2007, 04:58 PM	#25 (permalink)
Seadawk Lines In Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Ft. Pierce Posts: 10	In case anyone is wondering if they are "really back" check out Capt. Ed's haul. Ticket Sportfishing Charters

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