Vero Beach Fishing
11-16-2019 | 10:01 AM
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From: Collierville, TN and Pickwick Lake
We used to Surf fish when my grandparents lived up there. People still do that?
i just arrived back in Florida After moving back to Michigan 3 years ago.
I will take 50 and rainy over snowblowing 6 inches of snow in 13 degrees that I did the day I left
no more Michigan Winters.
i just arrived back in Florida After moving back to Michigan 3 years ago.
I will take 50 and rainy over snowblowing 6 inches of snow in 13 degrees that I did the day I left
no more Michigan Winters.
I am curious about what appears to be a reef or shoal which is about a mile off the beach.
This morning I could see the waves breaking on it pretty hard.
Anybody know what it is?
11-16-2019 | 10:08 AM
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From: naples,florida
Lived in Naples for 30 years before I moved back up to Michigan, got too crowded and old for me.Not to mention the Gulf being screwed up by them Dumping the river in it all summer.
Ive been visiting my buddy in St Pete a bunch and like it but I think next move is going to be the Cocoa beach area or something near on the East coast.
Hoping for a little more moderate temps in the summer with the Gulf Stream so close .
Ive been visiting my buddy in St Pete a bunch and like it but I think next move is going to be the Cocoa beach area or something near on the East coast.
Hoping for a little more moderate temps in the summer with the Gulf Stream so close .
11-16-2019 | 10:15 AM
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From: naples,florida
I always thought I’d buy a place on the west coast (Florida) but after spending some time here at Vero I’d have to rethink it.
I am curious about what appears to be a reef or shoal which is about a mile off the beach.
This morning I could see the waves breaking on it pretty hard.
Anybody know what it is?
11-16-2019 | 10:16 AM
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From: Collierville, TN and Pickwick Lake
Yea we fished in Estero Bay a couple of days two weeks ago.
Great Snook and Redfish area but geez, traffic moves at a snails pace and someone might sit at a light through a whole cycle before they realize it turned green.
Great Snook and Redfish area but geez, traffic moves at a snails pace and someone might sit at a light through a whole cycle before they realize it turned green.
11-16-2019 | 05:10 PM
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there's nothing wrong with staying in a perfectly good airplane - lol....
first jump can be a sensory overload of "what if's?" until the chute opens up - second is amazing - (especially if the chutes open as planned). Jumping over the ocean and drifting on shore would be a trip
first jump can be a sensory overload of "what if's?" until the chute opens up - second is amazing - (especially if the chutes open as planned). Jumping over the ocean and drifting on shore would be a trip
They post all their videos online too...........this was a clear day and you could see all the water around
11-17-2019 | 05:04 AM
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The year before we jumped there were 24 deaths nationwide, 12 were later determined to be suicides/stunts gone wrong. So 12 accidental deaths seemed like pretty good odds for millions of jumps.
11-17-2019 | 06:22 AM
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..as long as you aren't the poor buggar that draws the short straw that day.....just the same, everyone has a bus with their name on it hiding somewhere.
