Big Fish -- New Louisiana Record

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Re: Big Fish -- New Louisiana Record

Postby BeastMaster » Tue Mar 03, 2009 3:43 pm

Thats a great story and all, but no way in hell would i float that sumb%$ch up in the boat with me.. Someone please explain what happens before that beast was brought in the boat..
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Re: Big Fish -- New Louisiana Record

Postby DUCKAHOLIC » Tue Mar 03, 2009 3:46 pm

Everytime we gone and decided to bring a shark on the boat the captain wood pump some 9 mm rounds in his head.................

Not only do they bite and thrash but their skin in rough as hell
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Re: Big Fish -- New Louisiana Record

Postby MudHog » Tue Mar 03, 2009 3:56 pm

thats about what happens. generally the fish is tired and exhausted by then too and its not like people are just randomly shooting in the water at it. Although some people might, but it depends on the captain/crew on the boat.

Same as some people shooting a cobia (or ling or lemon fish) in order to bring it in the boat. I carry a small aluminum bat that's about 24" long to kill it before it comes in the boat. Them fish have some hooks along their back and would tear a person up thrashing around in the boat. Much less tear up the boat itself too.
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Re: Big Fish -- New Louisiana Record

Postby Drakeshead » Tue Mar 03, 2009 3:57 pm

When someone goes on a charter fishing trip, how does the catch get split? Does the fishing crew get half and the boat crew get half?
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Re: Big Fish -- New Louisiana Record

Postby MudHog » Tue Mar 03, 2009 4:00 pm

Drakeshead wrote:When someone goes on a charter fishing trip, how does the catch get split? Does the fishing crew get half and the boat crew get half?


the people on the trip split the meat within themselves. The mate and captain usually don't take any because they fish every day of the week with other customers.
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Re: Big Fish -- New Louisiana Record

Postby blgros1 » Tue Mar 03, 2009 4:01 pm

the capt. and mate split the tip, they all about the green backs
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Re: Big Fish -- New Louisiana Record

Postby 4dawgma » Tue Mar 03, 2009 4:03 pm

biggest thing we,ve caught at orange beach. had to get back in time for the Egg Bowl though :roll:


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Re: Big Fish -- New Louisiana Record

Postby Drakeshead » Tue Mar 03, 2009 4:10 pm

blgros1 wrote:the capt. and mate split the tip, they all about the green backs
So then how much is an appropriate amount to tip the captain and his crew? Doesn't the charter alone cost around $1200?
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Re: Big Fish -- New Louisiana Record

Postby Deltamud77 » Tue Mar 03, 2009 4:11 pm

Jeff wrote:Fishing has been amazing out there. In one week a 722 lb mako was caught by some freinds of mine with a charter captain. When they cut him open, there was a 4' black tip in his belly!

Then a week later, they pull up the big Mako, just unbelieveable. Of course on top of all of this the Lump is on fire with big Tuna and wahoo also. Can't wait for tomorrow! :mrgreen:


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Re: Big Fish -- New Louisiana Record

Postby blgros1 » Tue Mar 03, 2009 10:12 pm

usually 100 bucks per guy is good, usually just the capt. and maybe one deckhand, so if you break that up among your friends its only about 30 extra bucks not to terrible and then the guide doesn't mind letting you book next time cause he knows you will take care of him. tipping isn't mandatory it's just customary


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blgros1 wrote:the capt. and mate split the tip, they all about the green backs
So then how much is an appropriate amount to tip the captain and his crew? Doesn't the charter alone cost around $1200?
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Re: Big Fish -- New Louisiana Record

Postby leadsthebest » Wed Mar 04, 2009 8:48 am

Man o man, I love me some bluewater action. Nothing like bringing in around 1000 pounds of fish in one day. I love it when the black fin look like a big ass bream bed all jacked up on mountain dew!!!

We usuall tip around 200-300, and the captain and deck hand work there ass off.


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Re: Big Fish -- New Louisiana Record

Postby bodeen » Wed Mar 04, 2009 8:53 am

Wingman wrote:
Deltamud77 wrote:http://www.houmatoday.com/article/20090302/HURBLOG/903021992/0/OPINION

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Re: Big Fish -- New Louisiana Record

Postby iron grip » Wed Mar 04, 2009 10:56 am

Damn I wanna go to the lump. Never caught a tuna before in all my years of fishing the gulf. I would eat some toro as soon as it got cold!!
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Re: Big Fish -- New Louisiana Record

Postby BAY KINGFISHER » Wed Mar 04, 2009 12:24 pm

$1200 plus fuel....I was headed to Venice this weekend but an all day soccer event cut me off. Youll ever want to catch a tuna let me know I have several buddies that guide..
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Re: Big Fish -- New Louisiana Record

Postby Gumbo » Wed Mar 04, 2009 2:10 pm

Couple of years ago we put one in the boat, YFT that was over 195#....
That joker was a backbreaker. Capn said " Ya'll want to keep fishin?" We said, "Naw, we're good. Turn this thing around and head on back to the Asian bar.."
4 guys ended up with over 40# of tuna each...
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