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Terry Waldron
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- Sebastian, FL
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Sebastian Inlet
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Florida
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Kayak Fishing
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Terry Waldron left a comment for ONEG8RH8R
Welcome aboard!
Terry Waldron left a comment for ONEG8RH8R
You are a couple hours away. I would be interested but I just sold my yak a week ago. Hope to be an owner again soon and will keep an eye on my page. Where'd you come to Jupiter from? Seems like everyone comes from another state lol.
ONEG8RH8R left a comment for Terry Waldron
New to Jupiter area, I think we are relatively close. Email me if you want to fish.
ONEG8RH8R@yahoo.com
DEAN DAMBAUGH left a comment for Terry Waldron
OYSTER CRABS YOU'LL CATCH THE BIG ONES
Terry Waldron replied to Terry Snow's discussion 'What do you paddle and where?' in the group Kayak Fishing
My 12 ft Caster by Perception is sweet. Fish the Sebastian river, Indian River and get in the surf when I can.
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DEAN DAMBAUGH left a comment for Terry Waldron
good luck,the sheephead are good eating,but you need an elec. filet knife
Terry Waldron left a comment for DEAN DAMBAUGH
Thanks for the comeback Dean. I hope to have some pics in the next week or so to post and hope a mess of sheephead are among them.
DEAN DAMBAUGH left a comment for Terry Waldron
OYSTER CRABS YOU'LL CATCH NOTHING BUT BIG ONES,ALMOST ALL KEEPERS
Terry Waldron left a comment for jay case
Hey Jay, don't know where you're looking to wade but have heard the area around Barefoot Bay pier is good for snook and trout according to a co-worker who travels about 30 miles to fish there.
An added bonus is the Winn Dixie parking lot…
Terry Waldron left a comment for DEAN DAMBAUGH
Hey Dean, great pics. Love to see kids going fishing!
I'm pretty new to saltwater fishing. I found a really good place for sheephead. Do you have any tips as far as catching the little critters you'd like to share?
Profile Information
- Which category are you?
- No
- How long have you been fishing?
- 40 years
- Where do you do most of your fishing?
- Indian River - and Surf
- What is your ideal day of fishing; what method and species to go after the most?
- Kick'n back in the yak with the tunes play'n and the rod bend'n
Pretty new to salt water . Enjoy fishing from my kayak and do some surf fishing. Reinventing the wheel seems like, but enjoying it.
Comment Wall (7 comments)
- At 4:19pm on September 13, 2010,
ONEG8RH8R said…
- New to Jupiter area, I think we are relatively close. Email me if you want to fish.
ONEG8RH8R@yahoo.com
- At 3:02pm on September 14, 2009,
DEAN DAMBAUGH said…
- OYSTER CRABS YOU'LL CATCH THE BIG ONES
- At 11:21am on May 19, 2009,
jay case said… - im not sure where barefoot pier is can u send me a google map
- At 5:52am on April 2, 2009,
Freespool said… - Welcome to the Plastic Navy!
- At 7:16am on March 31, 2009,
DEAN DAMBAUGH said…
- good luck,the sheephead are good eating,but you need an elec. filet knife
- At 3:22pm on March 30, 2009,
DEAN DAMBAUGH said…
- OYSTER CRABS YOU'LL CATCH NOTHING BUT BIG ONES,ALMOST ALL KEEPERS
- At 6:17pm on March 26, 2009,
murexmom said… - May be heading south this weekend - anybody catching down your way? I've been doing a lot of fishing lately, and not so much catching :( Did find a few nice mangrove snapper Monday at Haulover Canal (Merritt Island NWR)
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