jonny bolt
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Surfcasting from the rocks....
Putting Faces to the Names
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demartini
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Originally Posted by DragonZim
Absolutely!!!
When were you there? My oldest friends spent a year in Florence getting his Masters degree in Architecture and I went and stayed with him for a week while he was there. Amazing place...
It’s been a while like 7 years ago? I’m not sure...but I love Italy...its so luxurious. I was in Florence most of the time. I also went to Genoa for a while because I have a lot family there. I was thinking about doing a study abroad program in Florence for a year, but I wasnt able to. I would love to live in Tuscany some day...beautiful
Absolutely!!!
When were you there? My oldest friends spent a year in Florence getting his Masters degree in Architecture and I went and stayed with him for a week while he was there. Amazing place...
It’s been a while like 7 years ago? I’m not sure...but I love Italy...its so luxurious. I was in Florence most of the time. I also went to Genoa for a while because I have a lot family there. I was thinking about doing a study abroad program in Florence for a year, but I wasnt able to. I would love to live in Tuscany some day...beautiful
clsimons29
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Recent photo of me taken for our office flyer.
jonny bolt
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Originally Posted by TX Reef
Nice Striper.
The biggest I ever caught was 20 lbs. out of a local lake here in Texas.
Do they grow bigger in saltwater than they do in fresh?
Thanks, ya the original strain of the fish (saltwater) used to grow 100+ pounds decades ago. But the still standing IGFA record is 78.8 pounds, caught in 82 in Atlantic City, NJ. When they were introduced to other parts of the country other than the East Coast, they thrived. I have seen some 50+ pounders from the Freshwaters of the ******** US. They were introduced to the West Coast as well, fresh and salt.
Nice Striper.
The biggest I ever caught was 20 lbs. out of a local lake here in Texas.
Do they grow bigger in saltwater than they do in fresh?
Thanks, ya the original strain of the fish (saltwater) used to grow 100+ pounds decades ago. But the still standing IGFA record is 78.8 pounds, caught in 82 in Atlantic City, NJ. When they were introduced to other parts of the country other than the East Coast, they thrived. I have seen some 50+ pounders from the Freshwaters of the ******** US. They were introduced to the West Coast as well, fresh and salt.
teviesfish
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just loving this hobby is all
satcmofish
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me & mine
mr. guitar
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Here's a picture of me fishin on our dock. (We rented a house in Florida last year) To bad we don't live there. I'm fishin on the Apalachicola Bay.
, and a nice bug(lobster) I got at my honey hole here in Jupiter....
fishkiller
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i'm the ugly one
fishkiller
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efishnsea- Is your boat a Whitewater or a Contender? It looks a lot like my 28' WW.
puff_puff_
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me and the soon to be
my original love guilty after chewing the new protien skimmer hose while i was gettin some lunch
mt baby coming to cheer me up after surgory
brittany's second time fishing with me (showed me up that day)
and my true passion
my original love guilty after chewing the new protien skimmer hose while i was gettin some lunch
mt baby coming to cheer me up after surgory
brittany's second time fishing with me (showed me up that day)
and my true passion