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  • GHSmacker
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    What kind of speeds are you getting out of that boat?

    Hole shot?

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  • renerabril
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    I'm looking for someone to fish on my fully outfitted jon boat this weekend willing to chip in for expenses. Say $50.00 bucks including live shrimp. please email with pic at renerabril@yahoo.comClick image for larger version

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  • Chuck06R1
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    Originally posted by renerabril View Post
    I suggest that you not listen to anyone about the pass except those people that know enough to respect its dangerous waters. If you must take unnecessary risks, I suggest #one: wear a quality life preserver properly affixed to your body. And only wade to under your knees.

    It was a joke. I actually posted earlier to go with a friend. A PFD will help, but if no one knows you've gotten into trouble, the PFD will just keep you above water longer. Don't count on other people there to look out for you.

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  • renerabril
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    Check this out!

    Originally posted by Chuck06R1 View Post
    Or tie a long rope to your waist and the other end to your truck bumper.
    I suggest that you not listen to anyone about the pass except those people that know enough to respect its dangerous waters. If you must take unnecessary risks, I suggest #one: wear a quality life preserver properly affixed to your body. And only wade to under your knees.

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  • Chuck06R1
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    Or tie a long rope to your waist and the other end to your truck bumper.

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  • Hogie70
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    Too funny

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  • dbarham
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    Lol

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  • walkinwader
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    Anyone mention a pfd?

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  • Chuck06R1
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    It's never a good sign when you're fishing the pass and you see the CG chopper flying low in the area but seems to happen all too often.

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  • gus12343
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    PDF!!! or a safety rope attached to the front of your truck lol!!!

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  • trophytroutman
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    Originally posted by Hogie70 View Post
    Make sure your friend wears a PFD as well at least 2 - 4 lifes lost every year are friends trying to save friends.
    Yes!!! You never hear when searching for missing waders or fishermen "last seen wearing a PFD".

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  • axe
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    Originally posted by Hogie70 View Post
    The pass claims 6 - 8 lives a year. Remember the acronym PFD and use it when fishing there. Or you will wash up on the beach in between the pass and Surfside and some beach jogger will be scarred for life finding your body with crabs hanging off whatever is left. Bad deal all the way around.
    great advise... get a quality PFD that's comfortable and WEAR IT!!!! good luck

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  • FISHINGUY1
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    Hey Fisherman, thanks for the Head's- Up !! I use to Race Jet Skis in my younger days, and have full respect about under tow, RIP Current, but if all you have is a fishing pole and caught up in current, you better have on your life jacket. But thanks for all the great advice.

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  • plugger
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    Personally , I find the Galveston side SLP bridge area one of the most dangerous places to wade fish . The current is usually moving too fast to catch anything but a ride into eternity . Fish the surf away from the pass or the bay side . Better fishing and still dynamic enough to drown you without a PFD .

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  • Hogie70
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    Make sure your friend wears a PFD as well at least 2 - 4 lifes lost every year are friends trying to save friends.

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