i would love to do the charter fishin, i wanted to do it the first time around, sounds hella cool, and 7 AM is no problem for me, hell i wake up at 4 am to go to autox's out on the east coast.

 

I'd still be willing to offer up my place for a cookout... plenty of space to park.. plenty of indoor florida room in case of weather...

 

maybe we fish, then go to faethors place, clean the fish and grill them for dinner, now that sounds wicked good, all in one

 

i've been cathin snook and redfish.......... i'f i get a big snook i'll keep it............. they are out of season but oh well.......... try and stop me coppers! MUAHAHAHAHA

 

As long as there is beer...I will come.


October is rapidly approaching. We will definately have to do the Howl-O-Scream thing at Busch Gardens then.

 

You wouldn't be using worms on a charter boat. Worms are more of a fresh-water thing, though there are saltwater worms that I've heard can be quite effective in certain types of fishing. I remember an article from the St. Pete Times on the subject, I believe it was the early 80's to late 70's when they had an outdoor writer who wrote some very interesting stories on some of the characters that populated the waterways, shorelines and hunting grounds. One of his stories concerned "the worm man", who dug these worms from the mudflats at low tide to sell to bait shops.

Anyway, if you were to go on a charter, it'd probably just be live bait, frozen bait or frozen squid, if you were going after the usual bottom-fishing stuff.

 

well i guess ive never fished in salt water