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I put in at anclote and it was super easy going out. About 7:15 am and not crowded at all. Coming in around 3 pm there was a nasty current. Was a little tough getting off the fender but luckily the current wasn't bad close to the trailer.
my preference is outside of anclote around mid island.
usually with two other Yamaha. 2012 limited flying FSU flag. 2018 sx flying American flag. 2018 ar no flag.
where’s the fellow that claims to have the loudest system without the arch? I’ve walked from mid island to north island a few dozen times and never found him.
also miss vicky’s still open. Likes if you call ahead these days.
my preference is outside of anclote around mid island.
usually with two other Yamaha. 2012 limited flying FSU flag. 2018 sx flying American flag. 2018 ar no flag.
where’s the fellow that claims to have the loudest system without the arch? I’ve walked from mid island to north island a few dozen times and never found him.
also miss vicky’s still open. Likes if you call ahead these days.
That guy is a asshole haha. I am sitting in Ohio right now hatting life. Doing Army things But will be back down first week of Sep. Its not that loud, its only 16 JL speakers 3 amps and 3 batteries. We set up here. Nice and shallow no grass and some pretty good people.
That guy is a asshole haha. I am sitting in Ohio right now hatting life. Doing Army things But will be back down first week of Sep. Its not that loud, its only 16 JL speakers 3 amps and 3 batteries. We set up here. Nice and shallow no grass and some pretty good people.
I don’t fish from my boat. “Strict no blood policy,” is what I say every time a fishing guy asks about fishing on my boat. As a bonus it covers bringing glass on the boat, and can be used when someone is just about to do something stupid that could cause bodily injury. So hopefully it keeps the mood light and funny while making an important point.
fishing guy really never believes me when I tell him I don’t fish off my boat. It’s been kind of humorous.
This seems to be the thread locals hang out in so...
Any of you crush scalloping the last few seasons?
I try to walk a fine line between talking about how awesome it’s been and not wanting to promote it to the masses.
Year three in the books and the assholes are starting to catch on.
Although it could be that the hot spot was a bit further north this season. Also I was in slightly deeper water so that just means more boats, larger boats, are in the area.
Easy to catch your limit.
Use a proper bay scallop knife, and shop vac for cleaning.
This seems to be the thread locals hang out in so...
Any of you crush scalloping the last few seasons?
I try to walk a fine line between talking about how awesome it’s been and not wanting to promote it to the masses.
Year three in the books and the assholes are starting to catch on.
Although it could be that the hot spot was a bit further north this season. Also I was in slightly deeper water so that just means more boats, larger boats, are in the area.
Easy to catch your limit.
Use a proper bay scallop knife, and shop vac for cleaning.
to my knowledge you’re still not allowed to keep anything but sharks.
even without those restrictions. As far as the snook arhat day went one was too big a few were too small and maybe just one would have been just right.
more... four dudes fishing, each caught the trifecta, had three on at one time, snook red red. it was a weekend but a poor weather day so no pleasure boaters. Pretty extreme tides, fished nothing but green backs.
Update: Used Anclote ramp a couple times. Busy wise was not bad at all. Difficulty and Yahoo wise, well that was terrible or awesome depending on your view.
It's no wonder people have issues, when the tide is moving through there it proves to be quite the challenge. With wind in combination, I'm surprised I haven't heard of more injuries.
Best/worst day, approaching ramp tide strong right to left, wind moderate right to left. I took far left ramp, so dock protected me from other boaters. Crew could have been faster on the line, but full reverse right rudder got the back in. I ran to grab truck by the time I got back there was dude swimming in the water. one boat perpendicular to dock with front end hitting the boat that was sharing the ramp with him. The next line over a boat was pounding the dock having missed tying off to the dock he had aimed for. Multiple loud voices but I don't speak much of any Spanish so I can't say what they were saying but it didn't seem friendly. And of course, a dodge trying to back his boat into the furthest ramp who had been there since I had arrived, lord knows how many attempts he had made.
Evidently the guy taking a swim was not from the boat that had t-boned the boat opposite the dock from me, but rather one ramp over. When the boat he was on collided with the dock it had tossed him completely over said dock and into the water on the next ramp.
Update: Used Anclote ramp a couple times. Busy wise was not bad at all. Difficulty and Yahoo wise, well that was terrible or awesome depending on your view.
It's no wonder people have issues, when the tide is moving through there it proves to be quite the challenge. With wind in combination, I'm surprised I haven't heard of more injuries.
Best/worst day, approaching ramp tide strong right to left, wind moderate right to left. I took far left ramp, so dock protected me from other boaters. Crew could have been faster on the line, but full reverse right rudder got the back in. I ran to grab truck by the time I got back there was dude swimming in the water. one boat perpendicular to dock with front end hitting the boat that was sharing the ramp with him. The next line over a boat was pounding the dock having missed tying off to the dock he had aimed for. Multiple loud voices but I don't speak much of any Spanish so I can't say what they were saying but it didn't seem friendly. And of course, a dodge trying to back his boat into the furthest ramp who had been there since I had arrived, lord knows how many attempts he had made.
Evidently the guy taking a swim was not from the boat that had t-boned the boat opposite the dock from me, but rather one ramp over. When the boat he was on collided with the dock it had tossed him completely over said dock and into the water on the next ramp.
Nick's Park, next to Hooters in Port Richey has less current but only a single ramp and limited parking.
Anclote Park Ramp isn't too bad when you get there early. Just be wary of the wind and obviously the current.
Just don't be "that guy" parked on the ramp whilst you get all your shit ready, do it prior to backing down the ramp.
Even better if you have a boat driver AND a truck driver !
Update: Used Anclote ramp a couple times. Busy wise was not bad at all. Difficulty and Yahoo wise, well that was terrible or awesome depending on your view.
It's no wonder people have issues, when the tide is moving through there it proves to be quite the challenge. With wind in combination, I'm surprised I haven't heard of more injuries.
Best/worst day, approaching ramp tide strong right to left, wind moderate right to left. I took far left ramp, so dock protected me from other boaters. Crew could have been faster on the line, but full reverse right rudder got the back in. I ran to grab truck by the time I got back there was dude swimming in the water. one boat perpendicular to dock with front end hitting the boat that was sharing the ramp with him. The next line over a boat was pounding the dock having missed tying off to the dock he had aimed for. Multiple loud voices but I don't speak much of any Spanish so I can't say what they were saying but it didn't seem friendly. And of course, a dodge trying to back his boat into the furthest ramp who had been there since I had arrived, lord knows how many attempts he had made.
Evidently the guy taking a swim was not from the boat that had t-boned the boat opposite the dock from me, but rather one ramp over. When the boat he was on collided with the dock it had tossed him completely over said dock and into the water on the next ramp.