fishing guides

[Robalo]

Hey JT:

Ya having a "Taco" Buff Fay? What day and time?

BTW, my old cat was named Taco Meat-now it's just worm meat. Other one was Cacca Gato. My neighbors loved me.

[Robalo]

I thought TB used roadkill. Geez, now I know it's cat-that's why they taste kind of fishy-splains it all. At least roadkill is tenderized!!

[aqua pimp]

Moonpie can hook you up on some of them saltwata Catfish for some fish tacos.

AQUA PIMP

[HarryK]

does anybody have the recipe for making tacos like the ones they make at taco bell or jack-in-the box? ive looked all over and i cant find it.

[QUOTE=kenny;88948]Ingredients:
One 3 to 5 pound cat

looking for new restaurant menu items? just kidding

[aqua pimp]

I think I saw him about a week ago at Fat Boys running a trip.

AQUA PIMP

[TTU Wader]

Hey speaking of guides and I'm just wondering here. Does anyone know or have heard of a Tony Cazares fishing Guide ? he used to work at FTU

I talk to him from time to time when I'm in ftu. He only works Monday and Tuesdays.

[007]

[QUOTE=RodneyGdaICON;89032]

Rodney, from reading some of your previous posts, you seem to be fairly new to salt water fishing. Spending $500 would be a cheap investment for you to learn about it. Get some buddies together and hire one of the good guides here like Aqua-Pimp and Texxan1. Tell them what type of fishing you want to do, and the areas you want to learn, and I'm sure they can help you out.[/QUOT

I BEEN SALTWATER FISHIN ALL MY LIFE FROM GALVESTON...JUST NEVA BEEN OUT ON THE BOAT

It shows.

[Steve_A]

Sorry Rodney, didn't mean to rub you the wrong way. I just saw in one of your posts that you said
"i'm looking for a great spot to start wading since i've never done it before,anyone has any good suggestions, i have some sand eels,ttk etc..,i dont know whats a great jig head for them though " A guide would be more that happy to answer your question and any others you have. It could take you years to learn about saltwater fishing, than you could with just one trip with a guide.

[stingray]

Hey speaking of guides and I'm just wondering here. Does anyone know or have heard of a Tony Cazares fishing Guide ? he used to work at FTU

[kenny]

[QUOTE=RodneyGdaICON;89032]

Rodney, from reading some of your previous posts, you seem to be fairly new to salt water fishing. Spending $500 would be a cheap investment for you to learn about it. Get some buddies together and hire one of the good guides here like Aqua-Pimp and Texxan1. Tell them what type of fishing you want to do, and the areas you want to learn, and I'm sure they can help you out.[/QUOT

I BEEN SALTWATER FISHIN ALL MY LIFE FROM GALVESTON...JUST NEVA BEEN OUT ON THE BOAT

Hey Rod,
Steve was trying to be helpful and give you good advice about hiring a bay guide. If you want to go offshore pay your $75. and go on a head boat.

[RodneyGdaICON]

[QUOTE=Steve_A;89000]Rodney, from reading some of your previous posts, you seem to be fairly new to salt water fishing. Spending $500 would be a cheap investment for you to learn about it. Get some buddies together and hire one of the good guides here like Aqua-Pimp and Texxan1. Tell them what type of fishing you want to do, and the areas you want to learn, and I'm sure they can help you out.[/QUOT

I BEEN SALTWATER FISHIN ALL MY LIFE FROM GALVESTON...JUST NEVA BEEN OUT ON THE BOAT

[RodneyGdaICON]

I thought those party boats charged like $75 head..

[Steve_A]

Rodney, from reading some of your previous posts, you seem to be fairly new to salt water fishing. Spending $500 would be a cheap investment for you to learn about it. Get some buddies together and hire one of the good guides here like Aqua-Pimp and Texxan1. Tell them what type of fishing you want to do, and the areas you want to learn, and I'm sure they can help you out.

[ktdtx]

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when you can go offshore at a much lesser rate..

#1-not happening

#2-cattle boats don't count

[007]

HUH???