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Old 16-08-2009, 12:25   #16
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Hi Denny and Diane,

One question. When is the end of horse fly season? Should I wait until Dec to head south so they all freeze?

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Old 16-08-2009, 13:56   #17
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TONS of horse flies, and I mean tons, enough to make soup every afternoon with the corpses
How did that taste?

We were usually travelling with 20-30 at a time in the cockpit with us during May. By far the worst part of the trip through GA.
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Old 16-08-2009, 14:20   #18
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We've been keys to little river the last two years. Skipped Georgia. Only 30 hrs from Charleston to Jax. We touched bottom twice, both times my fault. I've taken to taking the outside between canaveral and Palm beach. Popping in at Ft pierce and Stuart for anchorages. The fishing in this area is just too good to miss. We loaded up on tuna, wahoo, kingfish, barracuda and mackeral trolling a single spoon.
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Old 16-08-2009, 15:42   #19
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[quote=Fishspearit;318164]How did that taste?
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tasted like chicken, just had to ignore the wings. I kept a fly swatter at the helm, it did help the boredom
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