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florida1098
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Just looking for anyone with personal experience on or with an Everglades 223 with Honda 225. Looking at one, 07 and quality seems top notch. Moving up from a new smaller Whaler, and feel this is a great time to buy. Thanks
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I'm 200% for keeping things legal. Been a road patrol LEO for 27 yrs now. All I can say is that would have been a hard fish to let go. Although, I know deep down If I caught it and let it go, sometime much later I would have felt good about it. But, if it was legal and gets consumed, good for the guys catching it. Still, that would of been a hard fish to release.
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Who makes a Great Sabiki Rod?
florida1098 replied to Ludicrous's topic in Boating and Fishing Discussion
On my third rod this season. Three different brands, sorry don't have them in front of me, however, there has not been one that performed well. Seriously considering just keepin an older rod and Penn 650ss set up on board with a Sabiki. Even if I catch enough bait and end up throwing away a $2 sabiki from walmart so hooks are"nt in way it would take a year or so til I threw away enough sabiki's to justify the price of another Sabiki rod. Also, will have the extra rod on board for casting to breaking fish. Finally, you know, if you loose the end of the line in those sabiki rods, precious minutes are lost recovering bait. As you can tell, not a big fan of them after three years. Be safe
