wendsday

[Spearooo]

i got the day off from work wendsday and am going to take my boat out for some spearing. Any members that see this post that would like to come with us PM me before tommorow at 11:00 or call me on my cell phone 786 2901405. So far its only me and one buddy but we have room for 2 or three more. We mostly freedive from about 30-60.. we are planning on heading out early and running south. We leave from the gables waterway. hopefuly the weather cooperates.


Aguaji ?
Musk????

[Aguaji]

I sent you a PM. May Veloso might want to come also.

[mushkee]

im down!

[Spearooo]

cool, So if both you guys and rolando come then well have plenty of divers to hit them hard and not be cramped. this migth be one of the last trips on the boat before it sells. lets prey to posaidon for some favor.

[Rolo]

I'll be there with Aguaji. PM me with details, address, etc...

What do you need as far as supplies, etc...It may be a little rough, but we may still be able to hunt.

[submerged]

Good luck, Give us a report of the conditions when you get back

[deepdown]

Go slay em guys, unfortunately that's to short notice for me. JC, I got your message, I'll give yo a call later. Rolando, are we still on for the weekend?

Good luck

G

[Rolo]

Yeah, we're still on G-man. I emailed you yesterday, did you get it? Maybe we can ask "Chavez" the Venezuelan if he wants to join us aboard the Cuban Comet. This will be the first time I take it out since the repairs, I hope it won't give us problems. Although, I have to be back fairly early. I got a hot date with a newly arrived Cuban SeÑorita. In other words, I'd like to catch fish by day and eat it raw by night:p

Call me if you don't have the shoot. The Venezuelan is in for a long day with two crazy cubans on board. I guareentee we'll talk more shit than catch fish:D

[Rolo]

WEDNESDAY

NORTH WINDS 5 TO 10 KNOTS. NEAR SHORE...SEAS 2 FEET OR
LESS. IN THE GULFSTREAM...SEAS BUILDING TO 3 TO 5 FEET. INTRACOASTAL WATERS A LIGHT CHOP.
:)

[mushkee]

J.C,
I cant make it tomorrow, if you still need more divers I can possibly arrange one of my buds to go.

Are you going out on saturday, if you sell your boat, your always welcomed on my boat.

jeremy

[Spearooo]

Report.
Oskar, RJ, and me.
we made it out to the reef by 9:00 am,
light breeze, seas 1 ft or less, vis 25-30 feet, water temp 82.
total.
12 -manngos most around 17 in with one jumbo 23+ incher.
2- 16 in hogs
1- 18in Cero mack

ascapees: one large 40+lbs black, several nice macks, and a few decent muttons. We had to leave a few for next time.
All in all it was a nice day. I can't wait till the winter comes.

[mushkee]

nice..
what happen with the 40 lb black? any lobster?

[Rolo]

The seas were smooth. The viz was good, but not great mostly because the sun took a hiatus around mid-morning. I frankly could not see the muttons from the surface on our last dive (around the 60' ledge).

We found some nice spots, including a nice ledge in 60'. We didn't measure the snapper, but I still say it was about 24". All in all, it was fun and the company was top notch. Once again, Thanks JC and OsKar for a good day of hunting.

[Spearooo]

OSkar saw him stick his head out a hole and bolt within a split second, he had no chance to react or even swim his gun into position. the big ones are so smart its great.

[Aguaji]

Spearooo, glad you had a good time. I'm in need of a quick fix as I was not able to go. I've been tempted a couple of times to put a spear through my computer screen whenever I see your avatar. Damnnnnnnn!

The Coral Gables waterways is loaded with snook. It's fun to go out there sometimes and smack them with live finger mullets. A buddy of mine, who I might add, must be the ugliest dude in the world, gave me a fillet. They are great eating!

[Rolo]

I've seen several off government cut and really admire their appearance. They are very plump and are quite the sight. I have never had them, How do they taste? How are they usually eaten?

Also, you should be careful about fishing in the Gables waterways. Several large-size salt-water crocs are known to call the canal system in the Gables "Home".