{Sentinel} said:Well you certainly havent met a Southern BASS fisherman. He eats, sleeps, and breathes BASSFISHING....He will talk about it at any chance he gets dont matter if it is in person or on a computer or wherever... but even more he will be out on the lake every spare chance he gets!!!
{Sentinel} said:Havent got to go out as much as I want to because I have been DETECTING...BOTH are VERY addicting. But here is a nice dark colored bass with a little pot belly that I pulled out of the rip rap.
Thats a good one W6Pea
drinking (but we didnt have to drive ) and had a great time. At about 3 AM I was the only one up and had a flying fish rigged to a top water pole and I went to reel it in and it felt heavy. Well out of the dark came about a 4-5 foot tiger shark. It was hooked but didnt know it and it came to about 10 feet from the boat before it darted down. That began a 2 hour battle that had my arms feeling like jello. Not to mention it was only 25-30 pound test line 
It was a great fight though. I tried to get pictures of it but it was too dark. As I finally got it next to the boat, it darted down one more time and cut the line against the prop and that was that. The only bad part was that noone was awake to see this awesome action that I got....(We won't even talk about the UFO's that the whole crew saw 
) We got back to the marina on Friday night and stayed at the beach until Monday. It was great and brought back alot of old memories for me since I use to live there Hope you like the pictures.
You are right about the above! If a man couldn't "catch" a "fish" on the 'Miracle Mile' in Panama City Beach, than he COULD NOT "catch" one ANYWHERE!
