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Duke41 · 07-26-2004, 11:07 AM

This was NOT me. I copied this off the SENSA email program. I repeat This was not me.

The "captain" in questions story..
left pt Judith around 4 am. fog was real bad. of course my gps unit went bad on me. we went by our compass at about 240 degrees. about 45 minutes in we started to get worried that we might miss the island. then we saw a charter boat behind us. we turned and flashed, and waved him down. to no luck the boat named the PROWLER out of pt Judith went right by without a care for other people, and the help we might need. The mate (I assume) gave a half harted try to talk to us (as the captain kept full speed going by) with a hand on his ear, to say he could not hear us. Thank god we did not have someone really hurt on board. I guess other peoples problems, and fears, and lives do not concern the captain of the PROWLER. I only hope to see him soon, as I work in pt Judith. I will look for his boat. Anyway about an hour later the fog lifted enough the we could see block. thank god. The fishing was very rough. hi seas, and wind. We managed a couple of nice bass on the se side with of course plenty of blues for everyone.

07-26-2004, 11:07 AM	#1
Duke41 got gas? iTrader: (0) Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 1,716	Moron or victim? This was NOT me. I copied this off the SENSA email program. I repeat This was not me. The "captain" in questions story.. left pt Judith around 4 am. fog was real bad. of course my gps unit went bad on me. we went by our compass at about 240 degrees. about 45 minutes in we started to get worried that we might miss the island. then we saw a charter boat behind us. we turned and flashed, and waved him down. to no luck the boat named the PROWLER out of pt Judith went right by without a care for other people, and the help we might need. The mate (I assume) gave a half harted try to talk to us (as the captain kept full speed going by) with a hand on his ear, to say he could not hear us. Thank god we did not have someone really hurt on board. I guess other peoples problems, and fears, and lives do not concern the captain of the PROWLER. I only hope to see him soon, as I work in pt Judith. I will look for his boat. Anyway about an hour later the fog lifted enough the we could see block. thank god. The fishing was very rough. hi seas, and wind. We managed a couple of nice bass on the se side with of course plenty of blues for everyone.