Annual saltycajun grand isle trip.....june 1st...

[I make oil]

Damn that sucks. I was really hoping it wasn't any of the guys from here.

[PUREBAY2200]

Mr crab has a champion bay..... Can anyone confirm who's boat and who was onboard?

[fishinpox]

Originally Posted by PUREBAY2200

Mr crab has a champion bay..... Can anyone confirm who's boat and who was onboard?

It was them Tim texted me n said they r safe

[goldenrod]

Damn, that sucks. Glad they are ok.

[swamp snorkler]

Hope everyone is fine.

Boats can be replaced

[Garfish]

Glad to know all's ok. My buddy Soupbone (Eman's bro.) was keeping me informed. He's down there w/ em. The Gulf is definitely a beast when she wants to be. Hope the boat made it.

[SULPHITE]

Crazy stuff...glad all are ok...


....now on to material things like the boat...we got a story coming i'm sure...

[PUREBAY2200]

^^^^^^^

Yea, now that we know they are safe.
Lets get the details.

[Dink]

The guys got back today. A crew boat picked them up. Yesterday and they spent the night on it. Boat is damaged but still floating. Theyr e out trout fishin in it now

[Garfish]

Originally Posted by Dink

The guys got back today. A crew boat picked them up. Yesterday and they spent the night on it. Boat is damaged but still floating. Theyr e out trout fishin in it now

Let's see some box shots now!!

[Montauk17]

Originally Posted by Dink

The guys got back today. A crew boat picked them up. Yesterday and they spent the night on it. Boat is damaged but still floating. Theyr e out trout fishin in it now

Now that is hardcore! I would be sitting at the camp getting drunk

[PUREBAY2200]

Tim how is ur boat??

[Goooh]

Man that's good to hear! Glad it turned out for the better, good stories to tell for sure!

[Ray]

I will be taking a couple of them fishing tomorrow. I will have a couple fellers to help me push the Cobia off a reef or sand bar if stuff happens.

[meaux fishing]

Originally Posted by Ray

I will be taking a couple of them fishing tomorrow. I will have a couple fellers to help me push the Cobia off a reef or sand bar if stuff happens.

I thought you found all the sandbars earlier this week...

[Dink]

Originally Posted by meaux fishing

I thought you found all the sandbars earlier this week...

He's "surveying"

[bjqx]

Anybody talk with crab and crew? Good friends with crab and crew, i'm sure after getting all the **** out of their shorts they got real real drunk and haven't stopped. Crab got caught in some bad weather last week out of sabine in a 22' cat by a T storm . Its good to have luck on your side and the man above looking over you.

[eman]

There were more than a few prayers said after that storm hit and we realized they hadn't made it back yet. If one of them want's to tell the story so be it. If not i understand. The captain made some good decisions once he knew the weather had them in trouble and did the best thing he could have done. Glad to see everyone again this year.

[mr crab]

We had set up on a submerged rig about 24 miles off G.I. and were having a hard time holding the spot because of all the current. I was in the process of trying to reposition the boat and got my fishing line wrapped in the prop BAD. That's when we noticed the weather starting to build. Had there not been the issue with the line in the prop I really think we would have made it in NO PROBLEM. So I put on a life jacket and had to pull the prop while floating in the water. It took about 30-45 minutes to pull the prop dig out all the line and remount the prop. By then the storm was in full swing. We headed north toward Caminada Pass, and only made it about 6 miles when I saw the Supply vessel. I made the decision to ask permission to board the supply boat to ensure the personal safety of the crew above all else. Boats can be replaced. So once the Capt. gave us permission, we boarded the boat, and rode out the storm through the night. In the morning, we woke up, retrieved the boat and came on in. Thanks for the prayers sent. We were scared as hell, but everybody stayed calm and did what it took to stay safe in some pretty crazy circumstances.

[Tete Dur]

Originally Posted by mr crab

We had set up on a submerged rig about 24 miles off G.I. and were having a hard time holding the spot because of all the current. I was in the process of trying to reposition the boat and got my fishing line wrapped in the prop BAD. That's when we noticed the weather starting to build. Had there not been the issue with the line in the prop I really think we would have made it in NO PROBLEM. So I put on a life jacket and had to pull the prop while floating in the water. It took about 30-45 minutes to pull the prop dig out all the line and remount the prop. By then the storm was in full swing. We headed north toward Caminada Pass, and only made it about 6 miles when I saw the Supply vessel. I made the decision to ask permission to board the supply boat to ensure the personal safety of the crew above all else. Boats can be replaced. So once the Capt. gave us permission, we boarded the boat, and rode out the storm through the night. In the morning, we woke up, retrieved the boat and came on in. Thanks for the prayers sent. We were scared as hell, but everybody stayed calm and did what it took to stay safe in some pretty crazy circumstances.

We were in the 22 ft. Twin Vee that ya'll passed right by at 19 miles. We were sitting on an artificial reef. Ya'll waved to us when passing by. We caught our snapper fast and got a text that said severe weather coming fast get in. We loaded up and headed in ASAP. We hit the bad weather at about 5 miles from Caminada Pass. The wind picked up to at least 30-35 from the North and made for horrible seas. We could barely see in front of the boat but knew at that point our best option was to keep the bow in the waves and moving forward. We were worried about you guys all evening and kept saying that we hope ya'll hunkered down and made it safely. Glad to hear everyone made it safely!

There was no rain on the radar when we left the camp that day. It was a 45 minute boat ride and took us 1 hour to catch all of our snapper and by that time it was too late to get back in before the storm had built up and moved our way. ALWAYS RESPECT THE WEATHER OUT THERE!