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Hey John, I saw a video you posted recently, it was the one where Skinner was teaching some younglings how to fish, how did you like that boat you were captaining? That was some rig, 3 yammy V8's on the back, were those the new 425hp XTO series? great vid by the way, I give skinner a lot of credit, some kids are just not into fishing.Had a group of regulars on my charter Saturday and we hit our usual Montauk deep drops (Cartwright, Lovers Ledge, etc) but tide was ripping (thank goodness for a Trolling motor) and sea bass were in super thick. Grinded most of the day til I got a call from a buddy at the Frisbees that he was on them good and that salvaged our trip. 11 keepers to 27 inches with 6 of them coming in last 90 minutes at Frisbees.
Jay, was a beautiful family fishing boat and a rocket ship. My one quibble was the cabin was so wide that it was almost impossible to pass someone fishing anywhere along the cabin. The space between the cabin and gunwales was tight. Again, a minor quibble.Hey John, I saw a video you posted recently, it was the one where Skinner was teaching some younglings how to fish, how did you like that boat you were captaining? That was some rig, 3 yammy V8's on the back, were those the new 425hp XTO series? great vid by the way, I give skinner a lot of credit, some kids are just not into fishing.
Hopefully this weekend I will be in R.I. weather permitting going to shoot over to Montauk.
Nice report too.
Jay
That looks like a great day! It doesn't take much to get Mike to smile, but I've never seen him smile like that! Congrats!Had Capt. Mike and the Chef aboard today for a really good bite at my usual deep environs, doing my best to keep away from the armada. My "strategery" paid off well, with 11 quality keepers to a 28", 8lbs5oz bruiser for Capt. Mike. The fish hit in bunches, with up to an hour between mini-blitzes. Mike was real happy with his biggie. I was real happy for him, plus the fact that despite being over the "evil sh!t" all day, I didn't lose a single rig. That almost never happens. Win - Win!
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