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Off Shore fishing trip

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First time off shore. Granted we only went 12 miles out, we had a blast. Caught scads of amberjack, not in season, but an absolute blast. Caught them on topwater after we chummed them off the wreck. Seriously, makes stripers look like sissies once they are hooked. Brutal fighters.

 

These are the ones we kept to eat the second trip. Red snapper and a couple of black jacks. We caught some king and spanish mackerel the first trip but weren't fans of them when we ate them at the condo. The snapper, on the other hand, are as good as they get.

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Offshore fishing is an ABSOLUTE bucket list item for me. Looks like an awesome time for you guys. Where were you guys fishing out of?

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Fished out of Panama City. There are so many wrecks out there and all of them hold fish. It's pretty amazing. I highly recommend it. I knew the youngest wouldn't have seasickness issues, but wondered about the oldest. We all did fine. Seas got a little rough for a couple hours the last day. Other than that, nothing. I highly recommend it.

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I have been shopping those boats on ebay like crazy lately. My wife is about to lose her mind.:lol2:

I have been shopping those boats on ebay like crazy lately. My wife is about to lose her mind.:lol2:

 

Give and take. That's why us old codgers have stayed married so long.

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Give and take. That's why us old codgers have stayed married so long.

 

No doubt. Give me a boat, and I'll take her back to the beach. :lol2:

Once you go saltwater, it's hard to go back....for real. Even the big fish here are nothing like catching saltwater fish. I love it.

I've done the charter a few times with my boys. Fun time. My son's all-time vaca highlight was hooking a shark that weighed about 80 pounds near Charleston, SC. It's one of those parent moments that you'll never forget.

We went once in the FL Keys. Got off the boat where the crew fisleted the fish for us where we then walked to the restaurant about 50 feet away where they fried it up for us.

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I've done the charter a few times with my boys. Fun time. My son's all-time vaca highlight was hooking a shark that weighed about 80 pounds near Charleston, SC. It's one of those parent moments that you'll never forget.

It's funny what they like the most. My oldest thought the flying fish were the highlight. Now, he caught a 25lb amberjack that took about 15 minutes to land and thought watching the flying fish was the best part.

 

Love it.

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100 bucks an hour. 4 hour minimum. Up to 4 persons. So, I spent 800 bucks on 2 trips. Well worth it.

What's a trip like that cost ?

 

Depends on how long you stay out. It generally works out to roughly $100 an hour, give or take.

100 bucks an hour. 4 hour minimum. Up to 4 persons. So, I spent 800 bucks on 2 trips. Well worth it.

 

Just throwing cash around. Why wasn't I invited?

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Just throwing cash around. Why wasn't I invited?

You didn't get there in time. I'd loved to have had you come with.

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