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Manning wrote:Oh contraire. Read my post for today... there definitely are fish in little Sarasota bay.

Sarcasm is so easily lost on the internet

Hey man, I'm a bit late to the party, but happy birthday nonetheless. Hope it was a good one.

My vote is either Costa Rica or Belize. You should make this a poll by the way 8)

Honestly, even though all the choices are amazing, I like the thought of the more exotic locales even more. Plus, you still get quite a bit of bang for your buck in Belize.ore.

I wouldn't pay full price for one...outrageous....IMHO, NOTHING is better than a topwater no matter how much you paid for it... Sebiles are topwaters... Ultimately, if you are a student like you say, then you must be poor. I know I was when I was in school. Find a cheaper lure, your Nati Light budg...

No work for Me. Teachers get some decent holidays 8)

You guys have been killing it lately! Another good report. You really need to bring a camera along and get some shots of Gary though, I'm tired of seeing your face plastered all over the damn place

I'm sure a few around here would be willing to take it off of your hands so that you can get a rod that fits...

How much would you want for it

Great report.

That Pompano looks delicious...

What, if anything, was kept? Seems like between the dorado and that pomp you could have gotten a good meal out of that trip

TerryW wrote:

Is ChrisG confusing Noles with Norm? They both have four-letter names that begin with an "N."

Noles has 4 letters now

Maybe you forgot to carry the two

Nice report, but why did it have to go in both regions? I'm sure people would find it if you just posted it once...

As someone who fishes on the gulf, I can't believe that those pictures were taken in over 200 feet of water (so close to land!). That just isnt fair Nice fish and great report!

The gun will come with the different size tips.[/quote] Thanks. I got the gun... now just need to get the Stainless rivets.[/quote] If you go to a kayak outfitter and get an actual kit they will often include the rivets with the kit, at least they did in my case. Also, make sure you know how to use...

I went for a few months when I first bought my boat without a trolley beacuse, like you, I didnt really want the holes there. But, now that I fish with one, I wcould never really go back. A mid to stern is really probably all you need if you are that gunshy about it, but the anchor trolley just has ...

Anyone doing any good around this area? I haven't fished in like two years and am excited to say that I'm back. I just found another Scupper Classic and am ready to get on this thing and catch some fish! I'm heading out this weekend maybe Sat morning or Sat. night. Any particular spots hot right no...

floridalawdog wrote:No PMs, I have the same question.

Heywood makes them, hence the PM 8)

srsfsu wrote:If I could only see it.

check the tournament standings, that's where i saw it