Posted: Thu Nov 25, 2010 7:40 am
Ross, did you catch those in that little creek?? That's amazing!!
I'll be fishing in the bay this Sat., but wearing 4 shirts
Ron
I'll be fishing in the bay this Sat., but wearing 4 shirts
Ron
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Posted: Thu Nov 25, 2010 8:24 am
Yes - trolling 4-5 rigs behind the 14 McKee in 1.5-4' water. Its like trolling offshore - if all of them go off, its a real cluster! Catch 1/3 on drops backs, just like Sailfishing.
Posted: Thu Nov 25, 2010 8:48 am
That's wild !!! I think next year I'll have to get a smaller boat.
Been looking at a Carolina Skiff 19' with 60hp yamaha. A friend had one and I loved the shallow flat bottom.
Ron
Been looking at a Carolina Skiff 19' with 60hp yamaha. A friend had one and I loved the shallow flat bottom.
Ron
Posted: Thu Nov 25, 2010 11:02 am
McKee 14 or a Whaler 13 are perfect - you'll be amazed where you can go. I run my (wife's) McKee 5 miles offshore to the very end of the jetties and fish ... everyone looks at me like I'm crazy, but the boat is solid - and runs almost 50mph.
We have a "harness" to tow it behind the F32 for fishing get-away weekends (we were going this weekend, but the man is coming to clean my bummm).
We have a "harness" to tow it behind the F32 for fishing get-away weekends (we were going this weekend, but the man is coming to clean my bummm).