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  • Robalo
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    The gaters chase the rays, the dogs chase the boars and JT chases the Cougars.

    It's a zoo in West Bay and FREE for the viewing!

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  • michelle
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    thanks for the heads up on the rays and gators. or are y'all just trying to keep folks off the north shoreline?
    michelle

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  • Hogie70
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    I had a bad episode with a rattler in EMB one time... It was swimming towards me & I said to myself... Self this snake is getting closer & closer so I waded away from it... That sucker kept coming... I said again self you better catch a gear... None the less I planed out and lost the snake in my wake...

    Sting Rays on the other hand don't bother me that much... If they are bad on the shore lines I just drift fish... They will ruin your day fo'sho' if you let them...

    This time of year the get real bad in the first gut in the surf... So all of the guys that surf fish... Be careful walking out before day light... They get real thick and you will step on one if you’re not careful... Be safe & wear all of the PPE just like you were bay fishing... You’re looking at about a 2 month healing process from being hit by one...

    Now gaters...? I don't want no part of... I was wading Smith Point one time and at day break there was two stalking me... I just choked those suckers down with some heal dust & got in the boat... I even get bad vibes when wading X-mas bay these days thinking about a gater in the water... I find myself looking over my shoulder at day light these days... I'm scared for life...?
    Last edited by Hogie70; October 11, 2010, 04:37 AM.

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  • mjh
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    That does not sound like fun.

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  • Nwilkins
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    Have seen a rattlesnake swimming in E Matty, never want to see that again either.

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  • Nwilkins
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    I hate rays, but don't want anything to do with 8 foot gators, My lacrosse snake boots give me some comfort in case of stepping on a ray, don't think they'll help against gator attacks.

    Was wading Cottons in W Matty this year, had so many, I'd stop and wait for the water to clear before I could move, I could feel them swimming thru my legs.

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  • Hogie70
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    They are tracking dogs... I got broke off yesterday and they are tracking the red with my lure... I feel sorry for that poor sucker when they find him/her... They wont come home until they find my lure... I'm saving a tone on dog food right now... Just Kidding where do you see dog swimming acroos the bay??? Never in my life...?

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  • corndog
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    Originally posted by reeltime View Post
    Those are saltwaterdog's.We saw plenty of turkey birds.

    Yeah but who owns them!!

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  • reeltime
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    Originally posted by corndog View Post
    What about those two hound dogs I see swimming across west bay to the north shoreline. Saw em again this weekend. Whos dogs are they?
    Those are saltwaterdog's.We saw plenty of turkey birds.

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  • corndog
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    What about those two hound dogs I see swimming across west bay to the north shoreline. Saw em again this weekend. Whos dogs are they?

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  • reeltime
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    They were thick in the gin clear water's yesterday.

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  • 2112
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    Originally posted by mjh View Post
    OK Dorothy!!!
    Careful or the doctor may yank you're front teeth out...

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  • mjh
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    OK Dorothy!!!

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  • plugger
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    RAYS , GATORS , WILD BOARS , O - MY ....I wish I could click my heels and be in Kansas !!

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  • WestEndAngler
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    FWE should be sponsored by Ray Guard with how many people wear them

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