Originally Posted by Bison81 (Post 358742)

Gator sea trout Captiva 2012 with my Jose's

Originally Posted by JonDevin (Post 358744)

It just got better! Took my 4 year old for his maiden voyage on his own kayak. I thought I'd be lucky if he made it 20 minutes. 2 hours later and a trip across a lake and back and I had to drag him out. He was amazing! He also kept asking me when he can go fishing in his kayak.

I am a very excited papa right now!!!! Time to mount a rod holder on his kayak.

Here's a link to a blurry video of him: http://youtu.be/RIzFlzrI2O4

Originally Posted by eSet Solutions (Post 358749)

Ever since getting my Costas I wear them for pretty much all my outdoor excursions.

I wish I had the idea to take a selfie while I kayaked the Navesink a couple of weeks ago… the background of some of those houses would make for a better photo. However, here I am with my Costa sunglasses on during the MDW kayak trip of the D&R Canal.

Originally Posted by Cuz (Post 358813)

Coming out of Shark River Inlet I made a left turn and started fishing for fluke off Avon Beach. I heard whistles blowing and saw everyone getting out of the water looking toward me. I noticed two dorsal fins swimming side by side fifteen feet from the stern of my eighteen foot boat. Low and behold there were two hammerhead sharks twelve feet long swimming around my boat. I backed down to get a better look and my fishing line became tangled in the propeller. I pulled the motor up and started to untangle the line. All of a sudden the motor dropped down throwing me into the water. The sharks were eight feet away from me! I bust my butt trying to climb up the engine to get into the boat. As I was doing this the lifeguards were coming out on there lifeboat to help me. But I succeeded to climb in the boat. My bathing came down and I accidently mooned the two lifeguards.
Found out years later when sharks are mating they swim in sync with each other and are not much of a threat when they are doing this. Thank god for love!
-Cuz-

Originally Posted by Joint Venture (Post 358836)

17 lb Fluke on a livelined adult bunker. I obviously was targeting bass when she took the bait. Caught a few years back off Great Kills, the NJ season was closed (although the NY season was open). She was 37 inches and was released.


Please count me in for the Yeti, thanks!

Originally Posted by cigar Bob (Post 358847)

Paper works better than plastic.

Originally Posted by Chris1129 (Post 358859)

Hi Jamie,

Please enter me in the raffle...Here is a photo of me in the Fisherman magazine…didn't know I made it until someone sent me the photo. I'm sporting my first pair of Costas, purchased at Eyes on First.