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Fishing with Carl

Posted on June 9, 2003 By Tom No Comments on Fishing with Carl
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Vacations are WAY too short. We got back in Sunday evening, and today was another fast and furious work day. It seems that I had to pack five days of make-up work into one. Saturday we went back out on Carl’s boat, but once again the seas were choppy, so we didn’t make it off-shore. I did manage to catch two very large kingfish. Amy caught only a head this time. Her fish was severed with one clean bite. As I looked at this fish that was larger around than my leg, my lone thought was that whatever ate it was still down there, and I shouldn’t dangle any limbs over the side unnecessarily.

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