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June 22nd 04, 10:04 PM
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Swamp Music (OT)
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June 23rd 04, 03:15 PM
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"Steveo" wrote in message ... (Nicolai Carpathia) wrote: Next time we have something worth taking a pic if, I'll send ya' a few. A small winner this past weekend,,,was only 126 pounds. The sharks have been a major problem in the pass,,,,,,once the Tarpon is hooked, sharks often nail the fish before one can get it over to the weigh boat. In fact, this has been happening more than not. =A0=A0Many theories on this, but there is no doubt about the shark population being WAY up due to mandatory protections enacted some years back...sorta like the gator....anywhere there is freshwater, there is one there, thanks to them being placed on endangered species list some years ago.,,they're about as endangered as the spring Robin. Watch out for those Landshark's too!  Hey now!!!!!!  \Landshark -- Treat people as if they were what they ought to be and you will help them become what they are capable of becoming. |
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June 23rd 04, 03:51 PM
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From: (Steveo)
(Nicolai Carpathia) wrote: From: (Steveo) Hey,,Tarpon Tournament this weekend,,,,the damn things are rolling like mad in the day time...a 124 pounder was caught this morning on a breakaway jig, but I'm a purist and prefer the live bait. Breakaways may catch more, but they literally "break away" and line the bottom of Boca Grande with lead. Ever see a picture of a sliver king doing his tail dance across the water? A beeeyooo-ta-fulll sight to behold! ---------------------------------------------- Man that sounds like a blast, Twist. One of these days I'm going to take you up on your offer to take me out on the big pond and wet a line.. Do you take pictures of these great fishing days? It's a lot of fun to look back at those days on the water when they're jumping in the boat and you have pics of it. I won't retire, but I might retread. ---------------------------------------------- Someone always has a camera, but we don't take pics of tourist (but we do sell disposable cameras, for their convenience of course) catch unless its something to write home about, like the billfish that have been getting hooked off the coast of Tarpon Springs,,,small,,,but rare nonetheless. =A0=A0Next time we have something worth taking a pic if, I'll send ya' a few. A small winner this past weekend,,,was only 126 pounds. The sharks have been a major problem in the pass,,,,,,once the Tarpon is hooked, sharks often nail the fish before one can get it over to the weigh boat. In fact, this has been happening more than not. Many theories on this, but there is no doubt about the shark population being WAY up due to mandatory protections enacted some years back...sorta like the gator....anywhere there is freshwater, there is one there, thanks to them being placed on endangered species list some years ago.,,they're about as endangered as the spring Robin. Watch out for those Landshark's too! =A0 =A0C'mon down, man..I'll show ya' the real Florida, the side the tourists don't get to see...and you'll get some pics to show your yankee friends of gators and sharks and swamps up close. If ya' fancy world class bass fishing,,,,,it doesn't get any better than local Lake Tarpon,,,,check it out on the web,,,ranks right there with Lake Okeechobee, but a better kept secret. Spring and Fall is best, but summer can be almost as good in the wee and early morning hours, on occasion. Maybe you could put up some pics on the keyclown bulletin board if we ever get it running. Thanks, Twist. Get it running,,,as Shark said, between all of us, we ought to have one hell of a site to poke fun at ourselves...I'll toss some pics that way............ |
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June 24th 04, 01:10 AM
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Nicolai Carpathia wrote:
From: (Steveo) (Nicolai Carpathia) wrote: From: (Steveo) Hey,,Tarpon Tournament this weekend,,,,the damn things are rolling like mad in the day time...a 124 pounder was caught this morning on a breakaway jig, but I'm a purist and prefer the live bait. Breakaways may catch more, but they literally "break away" and line the bottom of Boca Grande with lead. Ever see a picture of a sliver king doing his tail dance across the water? A beeeyooo-ta-fulll sight to behold! ---------------------------------------------- Man that sounds like a blast, Twist. One of these days I'm going to take you up on your offer to take me out on the big pond and wet a line.. Do you take pictures of these great fishing days? It's a lot of fun to look back at those days on the water when they're jumping in the boat and you have pics of it. I won't retire, but I might retread. ---------------------------------------------- Someone always has a camera, but we don't take pics of tourist (but we do sell disposable cameras, for their convenience of course) catch unless its something to write home about, like the billfish that have been getting hooked off the coast of Tarpon Springs,,,small,,,but rare nonetheless. Next time we have something worth taking a pic if, I'll send ya' a few. A small winner this past weekend,,,was only 126 pounds. The sharks have been a major problem in the pass,,,,,,once the Tarpon is hooked, sharks often nail the fish before one can get it over to the weigh boat. In fact, this has been happening more than not. Many theories on this, but there is no doubt about the shark population being WAY up due to mandatory protections enacted some years back...sorta like the gator....anywhere there is freshwater, there is one there, thanks to them being placed on endangered species list some years ago.,,they're about as endangered as the spring Robin. Watch out for those Landshark's too! C'mon down, man..I'll show ya' the real Florida, the side the tourists don't get to see...and you'll get some pics to show your yankee friends of gators and sharks and swamps up close. If ya' fancy world class bass fishing,,,,,it doesn't get any better than local Lake Tarpon,,,,check it out on the web,,,ranks right there with Lake Okeechobee, but a better kept secret. Spring and Fall is best, but summer can be almost as good in the wee and early morning hours, on occasion. those aint real bass twist. try throwing back 3 footers in search of a cow Maybe you could put up some pics on the keyclown bulletin board if we ever get it running. Thanks, Twist. Get it running,,,as Shark said, between all of us, we ought to have one hell of a site to poke fun at ourselves...I'll toss some pics that way............ same here. |
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June 24th 04, 04:11 AM
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(Nicolai Carpathia) wrote in message ...
From: (Steveo) (Nicolai Carpathia) wrote: From: (Steveo) Hey,,Tarpon Tournament this weekend,,,,the damn things are rolling like mad in the day time...a 124 pounder was caught this morning on a breakaway jig, but I'm a purist and prefer the live bait. Breakaways may catch more, but they literally "break away" and line the bottom of Boca Grande with lead. Ever see a picture of a sliver king doing his tail dance across the water? A beeeyooo-ta-fulll sight to behold! ---------------------------------------------- Man that sounds like a blast, Twist. One of these days I'm going to take you up on your offer to take me out on the big pond and wet a line.. Do you take pictures of these great fishing days? It's a lot of fun to look back at those days on the water when they're jumping in the boat and you have pics of it. I won't retire, but I might retread. ---------------------------------------------- Someone always has a camera, but we don't take pics of tourist (but we do sell disposable cameras, for their convenience of course) catch unless its something to write home about, like the billfish that have been getting hooked off the coast of Tarpon Springs,,,small,,,but rare nonetheless. Next time we have something worth taking a pic if, I'll send ya' a few. A small winner this past weekend,,,was only 126 pounds. The sharks have been a major problem in the pass,,,,,,once the Tarpon is hooked, sharks often nail the fish before one can get it over to the weigh boat. In fact, this has been happening more than not. Many theories on this, but there is no doubt about the shark population being WAY up due to mandatory protections enacted some years back...sorta like the gator....anywhere there is freshwater, there is one there, thanks to them being placed on endangered species list some years ago.,,they're about as endangered as the spring Robin. Watch out for those Landshark's too! C'mon down, man..I'll show ya' the real Florida, the side the tourists don't get to see...and you'll get some pics to show your yankee friends of gators and sharks and swamps up close. If ya' fancy world class bass fishing,,,,,it doesn't get any better than local Lake Tarpon,,,,check it out on the web,,,ranks right there with Lake Okeechobee, but a better kept secret. Spring and Fall is best, but summer can be almost as good in the wee and early morning hours, on occasion. Maybe you could put up some pics on the keyclown bulletin board if we ever get it running. Thanks, Twist. Get it running,,,as Shark said, between all of us, we ought to have one hell of a site to poke fun at ourselves...I'll toss some pics that way............ i think you guys ought to do it. make it keyclown-only access so you can post pics of steveo and twisty holding up their driver licenses etc. |
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