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the1jonc · #11 08-07-2013, 04:58 PM

Great report and pics.

I was about a mile from you guys in the Hudson on Saturday Night and we chatted on the radio.

Sweet boat. From a distance we thought it was the Mimi. We were in a 28 Carolina Classic (Fintastic) were were getting bounced around a lot.

We hooked up on a nice YFT on the troll at dusk and got a Mako the next day on the troll as well. The Sword rod went off at 4 am with a decent Hammerhead Shark (released) and no bites on the overnight chunk.

dfish28 · #12 08-07-2013, 08:56 PM

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Originally Posted by the1jonc

Great report and pics.

I was about a mile from you guys in the Hudson on Saturday Night and we chatted on the radio.

Sweet boat. From a distance we thought it was the Mimi. We were in a 28 Carolina Classic (Fintastic) were were getting bounced around a lot.

We hooked up on a nice YFT on the troll at dusk and got a Mako the next day on the troll as well. The Sword rod went off at 4 am with a decent Hammerhead Shark (released) and no bites on the overnight chunk.

Crazy,probably saw that same 7'ish hammerhead and all reeled in for the moment, was wondering if you guys got some sleep that night, it was bouncy even on the "tank", the wind against tide was lovely

Blackfish Bobby · #13 08-07-2013, 10:21 PM

That vessel is my dream right there. Awesome !!!
Does Capt Steve run private charters on his private boat ??

Art Berkman · #14 08-08-2013, 09:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Blackfish Bobby

That vessel is my dream right there. Awesome !!!
Does Capt Steve run private charters on his private boat ??

Capt Steve did mention to me that he is going to start running trips soon.

the1jonc · #15 08-08-2013, 05:37 PM

It was rocking and rolling for sure. The beanbag saved me. I was in the cabin on the floor wedged against the well and it wasn't too bad. I took over chunking at 4 am and that was no fun.

Even better was pulling in 2000 feet of anchor line by hand.

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Originally Posted by dfish28

Crazy,probably saw that same 7'ish hammerhead and all reeled in for the moment, was wondering if you guys got some sleep that night, it was bouncy even on the "tank", the wind against tide was lovely

BigChalupa · #16 08-08-2013, 06:58 PM

Those are some nice tiles and a beautiful boat! What make is the boat? Looks like a perfect setup...

dfish28 · #17 08-09-2013, 01:10 AM

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Originally Posted by the1jonc

It was rocking and rolling for sure. The beanbag saved me. I was in the cabin on the floor wedged against the well and it wasn't too bad. I took over chunking at 4 am and that was no fun.

Even better was pulling in 2000 feet of anchor line by hand.

There with ya bro, the 30' of chain didn't want to slide through our buoys, I keep that out of the report , no one wants to hear about the real work involved...half mile of line man handled on the buoy!!

I love this sh!$$+ it only gets better!!!!

PaBeerGuy · #18 08-09-2013, 10:49 AM

What, no Windlass on that beast of a boat?

I'm shocked.

dfish28 · #19 08-09-2013, 12:58 PM

Lol , it was an Alabama day boat then went to Florida no need at 300' rode max, now... Capt. Steve will be hooking one up with a dual anchor pulpit : it's definitely on the "to do" list. That put the iron in ironman trip for sure!! But still well worth it!

dfish28 · #20 08-09-2013, 12:59 PM

There was an electric one but wayyyyyy slow