Point Pleasant Canal Boaters... a very STUPID question.

[OldPete]

Originally Posted by conehead39

It took some more net practicing in Brian's back yard,now big Al is doing fine.Al was NOT leading enough with his left arm..we even took some photos with a 5 frame per sec. camera.

Brian learned to throw the 12'+ nets from Capt Dennis Bogan, Brielle,NJ .
Bogan's Basin fishing Fleet. Neighbor ,Dennis fished in islamorada,Fl for years on the BOGIE.
dennis taught him a lot. dennis now semi retired lives in NC but fills in as Captain at Brielle in the summer. river queen I believe.

If you need to know how to apply KY jelly grease ,then Dennis can show you with a broom handle.. He was in Brielle over the weekend.

see SPORT FISHING magazine AUG,p42.

brian said that tree was in the no fishing sanctuary.
it did not have any Dolphin on it any way.

Ahhh... now you know I'm going to go and read about Bogan...

:D I hope to get back w/Brian soon!

Pete

[offshorebri]

Originally Posted by S Adams

Just noticed this week he added a mountain goat and brown bear to his collection on third floor. Sometimes he has a cigarette type boat on display along with the '80's windsurfer, corvette's and crappy old Rolls. The guy just gets a kick out of putting his stuff on display. Sometimes you see him outside, perma tan late 60's grey balding with rat tail.
House looks like a garage or rec. hall.

Don't forget the roid head pirate dude on the other side of the canal. Always some entertainment in that canal!

Yes, but you have to admit........The "roid" guy's girl is nice to look at! She is always the highlight of the canal trip coming back at like 4 pm Saturday and Sunday afternoons!

[conehead39]

STAY RIGHT THERE: Cone (orange hat) often has ballyhoo chunks ready to keep a school of dolphin near the boat.Photo: Richard GibsonWe went fishing at a time before the season was in full swing and on a day when there were no birds, and he still put us on dolphin. And considering that Cone has less than ten years guiding experience to his credit, it's easy to wonder where he picked up all of his slammer secrets.
"When I was younger, I learned a lot of my dolphin techniques from Dennis "Bogie" Bogan and Scott Stanczyk, two Keys captains who know how to go that extra mile and come back with record-book catches," says Cone. "Scott, for example, nearly guided his nephew to a fly-line record with a 51-pound bull dolphin. I lived just down the street from Bogie, and I'd ride along as a spotter on his boat. I watched these captains, and I learned how to stay with the school and work the fish."


above "From Saltwater Sportsman I believe Dec 07." below my comments.
I asked famous Islamorada,Captains Skip Nielsen,Alex Adler who they learned from.
Oh, I mated on several well known older Captains.I took techniques they employed well
Captain Paul Ross , RELENTLESS, Recent red hot sailfish Capt.in Islamorada,learned from both Adler and Scott Stanczyk.
It is like the movie TOP GUN , dog fighting, it is handed down by older more experienced pilots.

Who did Captain Travis Butters ( Capt of the Year) learn from? Mainly from Captains listed above,right here in Islamorada..
http://www.sportfishingmag.com/news/...000070406.html

[S Adams]

Originally Posted by OldPete

YES! My wife spied the goat type animal. I saw a guy who was young. African American -- looked like mountain of man. He was standing at the top level admiring all the toys... Dunno if that was him.

Pete

You are referring to the buckaneer statue he has on the 3rd floor. Thought it was a person first few times I saw it but its just another silly item in his collection.

Never saw the pirates wife, she must be in the galley when I run through but I will take a closer look.