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mysunnyboy said:
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I’m the yellow chairs on this exact sandbar. Tide goes out, I take my happy ass out further to lay on the sand.
You’re welcome to come visit anytime.
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That is my kind of beach. One without folks on it. I remember when you could walk Mexico Beach from end to end, and maybe see a dozen folks.

On a related subject, I saw a lady and her dog jogging this morning on the paved road down near the pond camp. And I didn't know who she was. My world is getting too damn crowded.
 
BudmanTX said:
nice ...where is the ice chest?? and i see no fishing poles?
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Over there in the sea oats silly. Funny story, back in the day we would go out there with a pony keg, drink it and burying it the remainder in a hole with ice liner and head back out in the morning to drink and sleep on the sand. I don’t really remember much of high school but I will never forget that trick.


Edit: same place, we fish at night, when the sharks are hungry. You couldn’t pay me to swim there at night!
 
mysunnyboy said:
Over there in the sea oats silly. Funny story, back in the day we would go out there with a pony keg, drink it and burying it the remainder in a hole with ice liner and head back out in the morning to drink and sleep on the sand. I don’t really remember much of high school but I will never forget that trick.


Edit: same place, we fish at night, when the sharks are hungry. You couldn’t pay me to swim there at night!
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eh i would swim there at night at all......on a side note....shark is good to eat, especially the small ones...
 
BudmanTX said:
eh i would swim there at night at all......on a side note....shark is good to eat, especially the small ones...
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How sharks induce child endangerment and contribute to the delinquency of minors.


The flake that is on every Fish n Chip shop menu in Melbourne and Southern Australia but just about nowhere else in the world.

It’s actually a bit of a mystery. Flake has been used in Australia since the 1920s as an umbrella term for shark. Your deep-fried Friday night feast could be any of the 150-200 species of shark targeted by commercial fisheries or accidentally caught as by-catch, including the vulnerable Shortfin Mako (Isurus oxyrinchus) and School Shark (Galerohinus galeus), and the near threatened Bronze Whaler (Carcharhinus brachyurus).
https://blogs.unimelb.edu.au/sciencecommunication/2014/10/13/what-is-flake/

A nice 20#'er would fetch a six pack of fosters stubbies from the shop owners back in the 70's.:blsmoke:

Good eating (and drinking)!
Damn I miss being a kid sometimes.
 
We shark fish from the beach.... from Fort Morgan - Panama Beach and near shore from small craft . Just catch and release now but we used to harvest some 8-12'ers . Anything over 9-10' is more than my 15-0 Penn can handle now, I've lost two 6-0 senitors to over heating the brakes and melting the side plates on the Dan Russell Pier.
I sure miss my penn international gear.
 
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