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About greenbone
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MA18
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Male
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Retired to fish'n
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Carrabelle Fl
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Don
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We will always remember and miss our best buddies. I love going back and looking at Max and Bubba’s pictures. Now we have Isla and Tully in our daily lives. Good luck David with your new Fish’n buddy . Don
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Nice fish, luv chasing those reds.
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Definitely use the D rings and tow harness. Platforms are expensive to repair.
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3 Days In the Glades
Big Dave replied to topic's greenbone in Florida - Flamingo & Everglades National Park
Always an adventure in the back country. Beautiful area, thanks for posting your trip. -
Boat slip available for rent located in the Boat Club on Carrabelle River. Unlimited in/out during operating hours. Club flushes engine and washs vessel from rubrail down. $250 month includes all fees/taxes. Slip will accommodate up to 27’ with TTop.
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FLAMINGO REPORT Feb 23,24,25
a topic posted greenbone in Florida - Flamingo & Everglades National Park
My buddy Henry and I took off with his camper and my ‘93MA18 to ENP. This is his 1st time fish’n there. Day 1 was East Cape , thru Ingraham, to Middle Cape and out to Sandy. We caught snook ,reds, black drum and plenty of trout. Day 2 we chose inside thru Joes River out to Little Shark, back outside and ‘round the Cape. We boated snook , trout , and reds. Day 3 sent up back up Whitewater to Harney- if you’ve never been, it needs to be in your bucket. Fish’n was just as good, maybe a little better- snook, reds, trout, mangroves, spanish and bonus triple tail. Our trip was perfect. Round ever -
Yamaha Mechanic Recommendation
jack f replied to topic's greenbone in Florida - Northwest & Panhandle
Call Troy Cooke, owner Anglers Edge in Madison Fl. 850-93-1300 . He is at Carrabelle Boat Club most every Wednesday . -
As you can see, I have Terrarova 48” on my ‘93MA18.5. A 60” will fit perfectly just clearing the fuel filler . Yes ,the Ulterra would be a great convenience and I think most of the old issues have been worked out. I do use two group 27 wet cell batteries .
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Fatherof4, sorry it took so long to get back with you, I’ve been running from some hurricanes! I’m sure losing that JP helped some weight and porposeing issues. Mine does sit a little heavy so I do put the deck plugs in only if there is more than myself aboard. Come to Carrabelle, we’ll go fish’n .
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October 17 & 18 October 24 & 25 October 31 & November 1 Gulf state and Federal waters for private recreational anglers . State-for-hire operations are limited to Gulf state waters only.
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Dates to be announced soon
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Water was like dirty coffee after Sally. Fished with Jill and Chris Brogdon off Dog Island and Carrabelle. We caught and released a dozen or so upper slots, did keep three to blacken .
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Those bruisers should start showing up here in East Pass next month. Two nice catches, right there!
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Had to find clean water to find any fish. Fished Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 2-3’ over grassy flats. Popping corks , 18” leader was the best rig keeping bait drifting over the grass. St George and Dog Island flats are on fire .
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Fatherof4 , I also repowered my 93 MA with Yam150 six years ago. Yes it is 100 lbs heavier than the 175 two stroke I also took off. I’m Running 19” 3 blade for hole shots, and yes you give up top end. Mine tops out at 42mph. Never had a jack plate, but I do have to use a little tab to keep from porpoising. I’m also in panhandle area- Carrabelle Good luck