At 10:30am we were on our way East and noticed at boat along the intracoastal spoil island near Carancahua cut, with a bimini up. It was hard to see the occupants in the shade but when we passed by, I saw somebody waving and noticed the cowling off the motor.
We pulled in to discover that 2 men and a lady were broke down. They asked if we were going fishing. I told them we were going to Greens. The Capt. asked if I could tow them that far, or to Harbourwalk. And I told them we would tow them to Harbourwalk.
He then said, "you may have seen our fire this morning, we've been out here all night". I almost dropped my teeth! It was 10 friggin 30 and they were on the intracoastal. Its Saturday, and I figure there must have been dozens of boats pass them by. I asked them if anybody else stopped, and they said they waved at boats but nobody stopped.
I did see their fire when I went by about 6am but had no idea it was a stranded party. If I had known, I would have towed them and delayed my fishing.
Most folks on this board have and would do the same, but I can't figure out the rest of the a holes that would pass these folks up.
We pulled in to discover that 2 men and a lady were broke down. They asked if we were going fishing. I told them we were going to Greens. The Capt. asked if I could tow them that far, or to Harbourwalk. And I told them we would tow them to Harbourwalk.
He then said, "you may have seen our fire this morning, we've been out here all night". I almost dropped my teeth! It was 10 friggin 30 and they were on the intracoastal. Its Saturday, and I figure there must have been dozens of boats pass them by. I asked them if anybody else stopped, and they said they waved at boats but nobody stopped.
I did see their fire when I went by about 6am but had no idea it was a stranded party. If I had known, I would have towed them and delayed my fishing.
Most folks on this board have and would do the same, but I can't figure out the rest of the a holes that would pass these folks up.

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