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Quint: "Sometimes that shark he looks right into ya. Right into your eyes. And, you know, the thing about a shark... he's got lifeless eyes. Black eyes. Like a doll's eyes. When he comes at ya, doesn't seem to be living... until he bites ya, and those black eyes roll over white and then..."



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]]> no@spam.com (Randall Bryett) http://www.riverandreef.com/articlelive/articles/202/1/San-Diego-Makos/Page1.html http://www.riverandreef.com/articlelive/articles/186/1/Shave-Every-Day/Page1.html G the Apple Mac running our show here had a logic board melt down and we are way behind with our photos and video. Speaking of video, that most likely caused our woes with Big G. The good news is when we get back in the swing there is Pike, Lake Trout, Grayling, Mako's, Mahi Mahi, Roosterfish, Bonefish, Billfish, Tarpon and other species to be shown caught in various locations stretching from the Northern Yukon south to Cabo San Lucas to Cozumel and the Yucatan in the East.
In the mean time some of our friends have been fishing in Australia and other locations keeping up the good rod work despite the economy and pending elections etc here in the United States. Our mate Keith Darnall gives us some sage advice below gleaned from his recent trip on Carpentaria Seafaris and with that I will leave you guys until mid November (will drop by a report or two via the laptop) with Brendan at the helm.

"I have learned from these photos that I should now, shave EVERY day...Keith"

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]]> no@spam.com (Randall Bryett) http://www.riverandreef.com/articlelive/articles/186/1/Shave-Every-Day/Page1.html http://www.riverandreef.com/articlelive/articles/156/1/Laurie-First-Atlantic-Sailfish/Page1.html As usual with my luck the weather on day one was not very good. Of course adding salt to wound Anthony said they were getting around 40 to 50 bites a day before our arrival and it was now slowing down. With no baitballs in the area the method to raise fish was trolling. We fished about 8 miles northeast of Isla Mujeres and the "Keen M" raised about 20 sails of which I managed to hook 8 and land 3.]]> no@spam.com (Nassim Joaquin) http://www.riverandreef.com/articlelive/articles/156/1/Laurie-First-Atlantic-Sailfish/Page1.html