Month: June 2010

The early start down to Seven mile bridge paid off this morning…… We sped down to the bridges at 4.00am to give the Tarpon some serious grief, and at last everything was on our side, the tide, the lack of wind and lots of crabs. The guy’s David and Colin had a morning they will never …

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At last the wind has let us begin to get on with the job in hand, after our party completed breakfast etc (after all they are on holiday) we were able to make our way at speed down to the famous Bahia Honda bridge (click on the link on my home page)….. When we arrived …

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Our party Dave, Sue, Colin and Meg arrived a few days ago and as I said with them came some strong winds, not really strong winds but just enough to make things a little difficult……. Below is Colin in action with a huge Nurse Shark on a legered Pin fish intended for a Grouper….. Despite this we …

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The wind was slightly less early today, and despite the very heavy tropical rain we decided to make a run for one of the Gulf wrecks and made a quick stop off on the mark where one of the guy’s last week released a 150lb Lemon Shark, we struggled to stay put with a double …

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