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Originally Posted by mikesouth
Also for the record we head out around 4-430AM and come in well after dark. We do not allow alcohol on the boat, the Captain is THE defacto ruler, if you get sea sick...tough it out we dont turn around, we fish seriously and when you go 100 miles offshore and the temps hit 114 degrees or more safety is the absolute primary goal and alcohol is counter to that objective. We have fun and we catch fish and a cold beer when we get back on land is awesome. All expenses (gas, bait, ice etc are evenly divided with the group picking up the boat owners share.) Typically 3 days off shore split 4 or five ways will come to 200-300 bucks per person total for all 3 days.
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You just got on my "good guy" list! And did I mention that I LOVE fishing? Which time of the year is the best?
Personally I just started getting Seabass here in Norway, which was not a part of our fauna until mid 90s. It is a really fun fish to catch. Other than that it is salt-water trout, salmon and halibut is always fun - especially when you get the 150 pound ones. In the local lakes I typically aim for the trout - hard, but fun to catch.