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The Golden Touch
Boating a few nice golden tilefish over a day of offshore fishing is considered excellent. But, how about everyone hooked up with monsters on every drift? Incredible.
We cleared Rudee Inlet, Virginia Beach at 0430, and headed for the edge of the Norfolk Canyon off Virginia. Water conditions were perfect, with light southerly winds. But out of nowhere, a thick fog closed in at about forty miles out, and we were socked in for most of the day.
First stop was for rosies and grouper. No grouper today, but I have never seen so many huge black bellied rosefish! Most every fish fell between 3 and 5-pounds! AdvertisementRelated PhotosSUBMIT YOUR PHOTOSADVERTISEMENT |
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Awesome catches Dr. Julie! Keep up the good work!
I keep looking at the boat. If I could afford a boat like that, I'd probably get out fishing more. Of course, if my fishing buddies looked like Dr. Julie ... Sorry, I got distracted. Oh yeah, the fish--wow.
Dr. Julie is HOT ! Pretty cute too!
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Awesome catches Dr. Julie! Keep up the good work!
I keep looking at the boat. If I could afford a boat like that, I'd probably get out fishing more. Of course, if my fishing buddies looked like Dr. Julie ... Sorry, I got distracted. Oh yeah, the fish--wow.
Dr. Julie is HOT ! Pretty cute too!
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