If the winds stay down Sunday night, planning on an overnighter. As long as the winds stay 10 knots or less overnight, should be fine. Nice high pressure will set in Sunday into Monday. Plan would be to depart Hampton, Saltponds Inlet around 9 am and return Monday around noon or so. Troll doing daylight hours, drift for swords or tuna by night. Do need some crew so if anyone is interested, give me a shout (email, bmail or phone).

mike@averys.net
757-329-5137

I wish I could go with you... I could too if I hadn't already booked another trip on the headboat overnighter... lol How much money would I have to bring along?? You think 150 bucks, maybe a little more would do it??? I would love to get out there trolling around.. Looks like everybodies been bringing in Wahoos.....

Good luck Mike...that looks like the window.

Of course I'm not a charter so I just split the expenses, gas, bait, ice evenly (me included) with the crew. Average is about $120-$150 per person.

[quote=Fish Dad,Oct 19 2007, 05:49 PM][quote=drawinout,Oct 19 2007, 04:54 PM]I wish I could go with you... I could too if I hadn't already booked another trip on the headboat overnighter... lol     How much money would I have to bring along?? You think 150 bucks, maybe a little more would do it??? I would love to get out there trolling around.. Looks like everybodies been bringing in Wahoos.....

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Of course I'm not a charter so I just split the expenses, gas, bait, ice evenly (me included) with the crew. Average is about $120-$150 per person.

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Man, I've really got the bug!!!!! I really would love to go out with you guys.. Normally I'd have plenty of money to join you fellas, but as of November 4th I will have already spent around a thousand on two fishing trips within 3 weeks...... Let me know if you guys run out for anything later in November... I'd be happy to join you guys then Mike..... Good luck, and I hope you guys kill them....
Ryan

Need at least one more so we can have 2 up and 2 down at night.

You guys sleep?

Typically what happens is everyone thinks they can stay up all night and they try to. Then somewhere around 2 or 3 am, the eyelids get heavy and folks start drifting off. If you are not careful, you can find yourself with everyone sawing lumber. I have found it better to have shifts and have some go down for sleep as nobody really wants the 4 am to 6 am shift.

Still short crew so unless someone steps up soon, guess I'll be staying home doing honey-dos tomorrow. That eddy looks tempting.

Wish I could join you this trip. That work thing is getting in my way. I am going back after the flat ones in the morning. Hope you get into them good.

Wes