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Frankiesurf · 05-03-2008, 06:10 AM

I agree with Moshulu. Except over here we get the sunlight directly in our eyes

There is nothing like walking for a half hour to get to THAT spot and catching fish when you get there. The satisfaction of putting your time in and the rewards it pays are what keeps me without sleep and enjoying it.

Plus the fact that a 20 lb class striper from a boat is really pretty easy. The guy in VA who caught a 65 lb bass from a boat took less than 10 minutes to get in the boat. It took Al Mcreynolds 4 hours to beach his 78 lber.

While I do occasionally go out on a boat I would never give up the surf for it.

05-03-2008, 06:10 AM	#15
Frankiesurf Registered User iTrader: (0) Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Northport,NY Posts: 172	I agree with Moshulu. Except over here we get the sunlight directly in our eyes There is nothing like walking for a half hour to get to THAT spot and catching fish when you get there. The satisfaction of putting your time in and the rewards it pays are what keeps me without sleep and enjoying it. Plus the fact that a 20 lb class striper from a boat is really pretty easy. The guy in VA who caught a 65 lb bass from a boat took less than 10 minutes to get in the boat. It took Al Mcreynolds 4 hours to beach his 78 lber. While I do occasionally go out on a boat I would never give up the surf for it.