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Today we had a six hour party boat walk-on trip. The weather was a little over cast this morning with a good breeze out of the north, along with a 2-3 ft. swell out of the south southeast. We left at our usual time of departure at 8:00 a.m. and went out to the area we fish around 20 miles on the natural bottom or rocks of coral. Continue reading
Posted in Alabama, Fishing Report, Gulf Shores, Mingo, Orange Beach, Perdido Pass, Tuna, Wahoo, Walk-on Fishing
Tagged Black Fin Tuna, blackfin tuna, dolphin, fishing, king mackerel, Mingo, Murphy’s Law, party boat, party boat fishing, sargasso grass, Tuna, wahoo, walk-on fishing charter, White Snapper
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It was early in the morning with a light fog hanging over the water and a cool nip in the air. You could see the horizon starting to get a little brighter to the east. The marina was quiet except for the sound of the wheels of a fish cart rolling down the dock as my deck hand pushed it full of bags of ice towards the boat for our trip that day. Continue reading
Posted in Gulf of Mexico
Tagged Alabama, Amberjack, blue marlin, Chattanooga, divine intervention, dolphin, fishing pole, Florida, Gag Groupers, Gulf of Mexico, king mackerel, Mingo, Orange Beach, Private Reef, Red Snapper, sand perch, Tennessee, Vermilion Snapper, wahoo, White Snapper, World Record Wahoo
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