Last weekend me and another SBC forum gent who lives local to me (yup, he's another New Yorkaa) went out to see if we both could loose our virginity on hardtails..... We started at 7ish and got Sea Bass which we through back and small Schoolies, Blues and Scup but it was heading past 12 so we decided to move the boat again. We quickly noticed top water action and headed over as close as we could. Not knowing wether it were the Blues or the Albies we began to cast. Shortly after my parter hooked up to something that was running hard and after a good fight he landed his first hardtail in the boat. We laughed and I shook his hand. Thirty minutes later he was shaking my hand.

Got that monkey off my back. Next stop is loosing our virginity to Tog.

Oh, by the way we caught them at Maramossett ledge which is slightly due south of Killarney cove. Regarding lures, we had started on the usual Albie go to's with no results but once we switched to Gel Sliders in the camel color.... bamm ! :hs:

Nice job!! Bentley is having a good time I see!
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Last weekend me and another SBC forum gent who lives local to me (yup, he's another New Yorkaa) went out to see if we both could loose our virginity on hardtails..... We started at 7ish and got Sea Bass which we through back and small Schoolies, Blues and Scup but it was heading past 12 so we decided to move the boat again. We quickly noticed top water action and headed over as close as we could. Not knowing wether it were the Blues or the Albies we began to cast. Shortly after my parter hooked up to something that was running hard and after a good fight he landed his first hardtail in the boat. We laughed and I shook his hand. Thirty minutes later he was shaking my hand.

Got that monkey off my back. Next stop is loosing our virginity to Tog.

Oh, by the way we caught them at Maramossett ledge which is slightly due south of Killarney cove. Regarding lures, we had started on the usual Albie go to's with no results but once we switched to Gel Sliders in the camel color.... bamm ! :hs:
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Last weekend me and another SBC forum gent who lives local to me (yup, he's another New Yorkaa) went out to see if we both could loose our virginity on hardtails..... We started at 7ish and got Sea Bass which we through back and small Schoolies, Blues and Scup but it was heading past 12 so we decided to move the boat again. We quickly noticed top water action and headed over as close as we could. Not knowing wether it were the Blues or the Albies we began to cast. Shortly after my parter hooked up to something that was running hard and after a good fight he landed his first hardtail in the boat. We laughed and I shook his hand. Thirty minutes later he was shaking my hand.

Got that monkey off my back. Next stop is loosing our virginity to Tog.

Oh, by the way we caught them at Maramossett ledge which is slightly due south of Killarney cove. Regarding lures, we had started on the usual Albie go to's with no results but once we switched to Gel Sliders in the camel color.... bamm ! :hs: Love them Gel Sliders , was that straight Camel or Burnt Camel?

Nice job!! Bentley is having a good time I see!
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wada mean.... he's the one that caught all the fish !!

Thats my boy!!

Love them Gel Sliders , was that straight Camel or Burnt Camel?


Humped......

Nice job
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Very nice!
Albies are a lot of fun but can be frustrating also

Very nice!
Albies are a lot of fun but can be frustrating also

Actually I found out today that we've been doing it wrong. Got to a tog spot,set up anchor and albies blew up all around us..albies from anchor! Who knew?
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Actually I found out today that we've been doing it wrong. Got to a tog spot,set up anchor and albies blew up all around us..albies from anchor! Who knew?
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Pictures....... PICTURES ???????????

Nice job. Good pup.