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Sea fishing

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Traps sprung....
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now i attach the bottle so it slowly extracts worm from the hole, at least half a hour.... if i pull he will break and you only have head not the whole worm.

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Man I can't thank you enough for the pics!!! @Strider and I have been talking about the fishing and different styles you guys use lately.

Fishing is a huge part of my life and I love seeing the different methods and tactics. It would be a dream to Come fish over there and enjoy what you guys have!

Keep the pics coming!
 
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gman2431 said:
I imagine they are tasty!
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Very, they only eat quality food, sea shells and crabs. They have jaws that can crunch clams, and fingers too, lol. Beware of putting finger in mouth
 
Awesome photos! I so love the feeling of diving, no scuba gear, ofc, just floating in wast space and observing the big blue...until I see a shadow twice my size in the distance...then it's not much fun anymore :D
Yeah, those clams are protected. Google says pinna nobilis or noble pen shell/fan mussel. They are prohibited by law to dig out, but tourists with itchy fingers take em out for as a display souvenir. Most get tossed away after they start to smell like sick hot dead ass on a carcass that could gag a maggot. Then they are not pretty anymore. They grow HUGE! And they often have a crab in their...opening...that warns them when Sugar, Honey, Ice Tea gets real, so the clam closes when the bugger gets inside! Better cooperation than most humans lol! :DD
Oh yes, that fish tastes like gold if you could eat it.
Keep the photos man!
 
I'm not an avid regular fisherman, but have always thought deep sea fishing would be pretty cool, so has been a bucket list item for me. I was talking to a neighbor recently who we've been developing a friendship with, and have casually dropped that if he ever needs another person for an outing they do about once or twice a year, to count me in. So, about a week ago, he asked if first week of January sounded good and I didn't hesitate. We'll be going out for a couple days off Morehead City, NC, mainly fishing for tuna, one of my favorites. I'm stoked and looking forward to it. :good2:
 
January? I'm surprised that would be a good time, but I know zero about east coast fishing. On the west coast aint nothing going on that time of year but bottom fish, rock cod, etc...
 
I think I'll need to go into "training" during December to get myself physically ready...:blush-33:
 
TimR said:
I'm not an avid regular fisherman, but have always thought deep sea fishing would be pretty cool, so has been a bucket list item for me. I was talking to a neighbor recently who we've been developing a friendship with, and have casually dropped that if he ever needs another person for an outing they do about once or twice a year, to count me in. So, about a week ago, he asked if first week of January sounded good and I didn't hesitate. We'll be going out for a couple days off Morehead City, NC, mainly fishing for tuna, one of my favorites. I'm stoked and looking forward to it. :good2:
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Man o man how I wish I were going with you. As you may know I have caught just about everything there is to catch in the GOM but I have always wanted to do some east coast tuna fishing. THAT is fishing. Take pics and hopefully get a video of you wearing your shoulder out on a quarter ton monster!

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P.S. Don't forget to bait your hook.
 
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