Marathon Florida

[Van]

Originally Posted by fish4striper

Nice Van! Headin down in April, can't wait. Trying Islamorada this year as opposed to Marathon

Might be Tarpon seson by then. That is another conquest, after I get that dam sailfish to the boat! Good Luck !!!

Originally Posted by Mr. Sandman

Nice van...cool fish. Looks like you enjoyed yourself.
I am headed to Turks and Caicos in April for a week. Not a hard core fishing trip but I am sure I will get out a few times. (Been there a few times before, great beach, great underwater vis, good food, resorts, and golf too)

I'm sure you will get some "quality" fishing time in.

I just got back and I'm jealous......I wanna go back NOW.
Be sure to take lots of pics to show off here.


I put a DVD together of our whole trip for my buds. Pics and videos. Lots of incriminating evidence too....

The capt sent me another pic yesterday....Cuda, Kings, Blackfin Tuna.

[Mr. Sandman]

Nice van...cool fish. Looks like you enjoyed yourself.
I am headed to Turks and Caicos in April for a week. Not a hard core fishing trip but I am sure I will get out a few times. (Been there a few times before, great beach, great underwater vis, good food, resorts, and golf too)

[Padawan]

Van which charter you go on?

[Van]

There are literally THOUSANDS of charter boats on the keys.

Islamorada was better for us than Marathon and we went on Blue Heaven.
They are at Robbies Marina (where people come feed the tarpon).
There are probably 20 boats out of there alone.

Best thing to do especially if you go alone or a small group is they have a white board with the boats that need more people. You just
go there and sign up. You can even do this the day before because there are so many boats available.

[Fly Rod]

Mr. Sandman:

Keep in mind that if and when you do buy property in Florida or any other state you are only allowed to claim the "Homestead Act" in one state and that becomes your state of residence. Therefore you would only be able to legally vote in that state that you claim the Homestead Act.

Anybody owning and claiming the Homestead on two properties in two states could find themselves facing fraud and perjury charges.