Bug Time - Page 2

NoBones · #11 07-21-2007, 11:28 PM

Hittin' the road at 5:00 AM Sunday, Rigged and ready!!!
No mixed gases for me Fr. Frank, been using a
Hooka for the last 14 years. 120 ft. max on that bad boy with 1 diver. 2 to 90 ft.
Usual depth 18-60 ft. is generally what we work.
Hope to see some of our fellow CSC'ers. I stick out like a
sore thumb with the "FLY" color and the tower, not to many 20's with that set-up.
See ya next week, enjoy the peace and quiet while I'm gone.
I know you will miss me

----yeah right!!
Oh yeah, if ole Spider would care to join us, just hollar'
Ken

Snookerd · #12 07-23-2007, 09:07 PM

I spoke with No Bones, he said the giant lobster scuplture is there, but will be removed soon, and that he scouted some spots and found them occupied

reelclassic · #13 07-26-2007, 08:09 PM

Hey Ken do you bully net out of your seacraft...I had a carolina skiff i used but got rid of it and only have the 20 seacraft now.

NoBones · #14 07-31-2007, 07:03 PM

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Hey Ken do you bully net out of your seacraft...I had a carolina skiff i used but got rid of it and only have the 20 seacraft now.

No bku, we go with 2 boats. My buddy has a 16ft BoneFisher
with the biggest Motorguide trolling motor. We bullied 15
starting at 12:00am, had them cleaned and in the freezer by
4:30am. Jumped into bed for a quick 3 hour nap, then loaded
up the 20SF to do the dive thing by 8:00am. The bugs were real scarce that day (Wed). Tried to bully that night only 1
due to the wind and chop. Thursday was looking bleak until we found a little coral patch that held 38 bugs. Needless to say we had to work our butts off to make our limit for the 2 day. All in all it was a good trip with crowdsdown to
nothing in the keys. Law enforcement was a-plenty, Airplanes, helicopters, and unmarked boats!!!
It was a good trip, also got to spend sometime with other
CSC members while we were down. Now it is back to the salt-mines tomorrow.
See ya, Ken

Snookerd · #15 07-31-2007, 11:48 PM

ken-sounds like a good time! that lobster just may be able to keep till November's gathering . maybe Capt. Chuck can bring a few rats on a stick for the fire.

Capt Chuck · #16 08-01-2007, 07:47 AM

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maybe Capt. Chuck can bring a few rats on a stick for the fire.

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joey · #17 08-01-2007, 10:06 AM

Ken, Glad too hear you all had a good time.Sorry I didn't get a chance to meet up with you but I had my hands full with surveyors and yacht brokers trying to get my Carolina boat sold.It was a very calm,easy mini season this year,very nice!

Snookerd · #18 08-01-2007, 10:58 AM

Capt. Chuck-
Spider Crab says that they taste just like chicken! Rat on an onion roll with extra BBQ sause sounds great. Nice pic! You are the king of photos! I have a bunch of oak logs drying out for the fire in November-I had to help the dredge guy out who was working in my canal.

bunderwood · #19 08-02-2007, 11:18 PM

Hey Nov. Where at???If its down here in the south land I'm in!

bunderwood · #20 08-02-2007, 11:21 PM

Ken,
Im going to try to bully net out of the seacraft on the north side of anglefish its a little deeper on that side i think it may be ok...just have to figure out how to modify my lights to go on the sc. Anybody have any bullynet light designs out there to share....