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In December 2004, I took time
to photograph alot of the fishing
and shrimp boat fleet.
Hurricane Katrina destroyed
the fleet in August 2005.
Please do not copy photos ....
If you want any, please ask
Updated Sep 20, 2005
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In December 2004, I took time
to photograph alot of the fishing
and shrimp boat fleet.
Hurricane Katrina destroyed
the fleet in August 2005.
Please do not copy photos ....
If you want any, please ask
Updated Sep 20, 2005
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In December 2004, I took time
to photograph alot of the fishing
and shrimp boat fleet.
Hurricane Katrina destroyed
the fleet in August 2005.
Please do not copy photos ....
If you want any, please ask
Updated Sep 20, 2005
Helpfulness
In December 2004, I took time
to photograph alot of the fishing
and shrimp boat fleet.
Hurricane Katrina destroyed
the fleet in August 2005.
Please do not copy photos ....
If you want any, please ask
Updated Sep 20, 2005
Helpfulness
In December 2004, I took time
to photograph alot of the fishing
and shrimp boat fleet.
Hurricane Katrina destroyed
the fleet in August 2005.
Please do not copy photos ....
If you want any, please ask
Updated Sep 20, 2005
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But, hook one of these bad boys like Dr. Douggie has just done, and it is guaranteed to wake you up.
We had 14 poles in the water. At one point they were being caught at such a rate that there was a very real danger of getting hit by fish flying into the boat .... and then .... silence as they mysteriously disappeared ... or were they AFRAID of the fish masters :-)
Written Oct 4, 2002
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And here is our Sea Captain for the day. We chartered him for half a day. You can see he is 'working his butt off' :-) This is one laid back sport, UNTIL you hook a big one.
Written Oct 4, 2002
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