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fishinpox 06-30-2012 09:33 PM

Venice offshore
 
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Headed down river today to find calm seas and pretty water, freakin Mississippi river is GREEN!!! First off those running SW pass be careful there is a log sticking in the bottom with only 8-12" exposed about 1/2 way between Joseph's bayou n the end of the pass, it would ruin your day to hit this monster . Started the day in about 100' of water catching mangroves and ended up in 250-275' of water catching red snapper, mangroves, a few cobia just shy of the legal size, saw some donkey AJ's come up when we were chumming but didn't catchem. Boat next to us at last rig was catching some big blackfin tuna , we hooked up twice but didn't get em to the boat . We are really getting into this Offshore fishing and learning more and more as we go . It's a nice change from trout fishing but I am still partial to watching a trout get stupid with a TW bait!! Maybe I need to catch some tuna on TW!!!!!

calcutta37 06-30-2012 09:55 PM

Yea it was calm out here in GB 427 most of the day. Nice catch pox.

meaux fishing 06-30-2012 10:05 PM

tuna on TW is the shiz...nice catch Poxie

PaulMyers 06-30-2012 10:09 PM

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Originally Posted by meaux fishing (Post 455255)
tuna on TW is the shiz...nice catch Poxie

^^^^^ What Bob said! ^^^^^

jchief 06-30-2012 10:24 PM

good trip

Garfish 07-01-2012 05:08 AM

Meat haul. nice job!

LPfishnTIM 07-01-2012 07:13 AM

nice catch!

capt hoop 07-01-2012 07:46 AM

Sounds like you made the run all the way down the river. There are a lot of passes you can run that will save you a lot of time and fuel. Looks like you went to the west from southwest pass or are those the domino rigs to the South . If you are not too familiar with these waters I will be more than happy to help you learn.

Nice catch and pictures.

Slidellkid 07-01-2012 08:25 AM

Fishinpox,

That is simply awesome. I want to do exactly what you have been doing - looks like sooo much fun! Great catch.

Capt Hoop,

Good on you for offering to help!

all star rod 07-01-2012 09:18 AM

Nice catch POX.

fishinpox 07-01-2012 09:20 AM

[QUOTE=capt hoop;455306]Sounds like you made the run all the way down the river. There are a lot of passes you can run that will save you a lot of time and fuel. Looks like you went to the west from southwest pass or are those the domino rigs to the South . If you are not too familiar with these waters I will be more than happy to help you learn.

Nice catch and pictures.[/QUOT


WD 143 WD 105? WD 90a and SP57 . I would like to talk about running Pass a loutre out of N pass to 299 I'll pm you, thank you for the offer

mriguy 07-01-2012 10:25 AM

Awesome catch!

jchief 07-01-2012 11:02 AM

Pox, how much fuel you burn??

fishinpox 07-01-2012 12:40 PM

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Originally Posted by jchief (Post 455346)
Pox, how much fuel you burn??

Prolly 40 gal in boat n another 40-45 in truck

BayBolt23 07-01-2012 01:07 PM

That's a pretty solid job out of a bay boat!
Nice catch Pox!!!

fishinpox 07-01-2012 10:47 PM

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Originally Posted by BayBolt23 (Post 455374)
That's a pretty solid job out of a bay boat!
Nice catch Pox!!!

Thx dude!!!

capt hoop 07-02-2012 06:09 AM

143 in a bay boat is asking for trouble. Although many have and will do it there is SOooooo much that can happen and 20 miles offshore is not a place to start yelling for help. You pushed the envelope on that trip. What you caught you could have done closer and may have even put better fish in the boat. Your trolling motor would not even get you to the platform in the courant if something went wrong. I hope you had a working VHF on the boat.

I offer to share knowledge because I do not wish to see people getting into trouble thinking they can just get on the water and go fishing.. I spent 37 years as a FF and 12 of those years involved the fire rescue boat. People are my business not bodies.

I came down here in 2004 with a 100 ton masters and fished waters off Montauk but I got hold of Captain John on the Cougar and Captain Eddie Burger to deckhand so I could learn the waters and how things are done down here. 2012 and 70 years old and I am still learning.

Stay Safe!

fishinpox 07-02-2012 06:41 AM

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Originally Posted by capt hoop (Post 455677)
143 in a bay boat is asking for trouble. Although many have and will do it there is SOooooo much that can happen and 20 miles offshore is not a place to start yelling for help. You pushed the envelope on that trip. What you caught you could have done closer and may have even put better fish in the boat. Your trolling motor would not even get you to the platform in the courant if something went wrong. I hope you had a working VHF on the boat.

I offer to share knowledge because I do not wish to see people getting into trouble thinking they can just get on the water and go fishing.. I spent 37 years as a FF and 12 of those years involved the fire rescue boat. People are my business not bodies.

I came down here in 2004 with a 100 ton masters and fished waters off Montauk but I got hold of Captain John on the Cougar and Captain Eddie Burger to deckhand so I could learn the waters and how things are done down here. 2012 and 70 years old and I am still learning.

Stay Safe!


I saw the cougar on the way in just outside of south pass

simplepeddler 07-02-2012 08:55 AM

Man we missed you........
we pulled back in around 9:15 that Saturday in Cypress cove.
we did not fair as well, but had fun.

Trying to get it figured out and headed out again tomorow .........

fishinpox 07-02-2012 09:02 AM

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Originally Posted by simplepeddler (Post 455721)
Man we missed you........
we pulled back in around 9:15 that Saturday in Cypress cove.
we did not fair as well, but had fun.

Trying to get it figured out and headed out again tomorow .........

Give me a call I'll tell you what worked and didn't work for us


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