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Rich S posted 04-29-2009 09:27 AM ET (US)
Last weekend was just fantastic here in Philly. Launched at the Ridley Twp. Marina on Friday AM, logged over 30 miles up the Delaware to the Ben Franklin Bridge and back to the Marina, then put the Dauntless to bed for the night.
Putzed around most of the weekend...but I'm hopeful this is gonna be a great summer. Doing some Striper fishing this weekend.
Here one quick picture of her all tucked away for the night...my first boat, in her new home for the summer.
[url=http://home.comcast.net/~w3rbs/TicketToRide-2009.jpg]Picture of Ticket To Ride - April 2009[/url]
Rich S posted 04-29-2009 09:28 AM ET (US)
New link:
http://home.comcast.net/~w3rbs/TicketToRide-2009.jpg
Jefecinco posted 04-29-2009 10:12 AM ET (US)
Rich,
Very nice boat. Here in South Alabama I get to enjoy my 160 year round. But, because of that mine is not as pretty as yours. As yours looks so well maintained I'll consider it a challenge to do as well as you in the future.
Tomorrow we'll be going out after Specks, Reds, or Flounder. I believe y'all call Specks Spotted Sea Trout or Weakfish and Reds are called Red Drum. All three are delicious but the Reds are the most fun to catch. The large Specks can be a lot of fun, too, on light tackle. I've fished for Stripers in the lower Potomac River and the Chesapeak Bay but got skunked each time.
Good luck to you.
Butch
Feejer posted 04-30-2009 10:17 AM ET (US)
Nice looking boat Jeff. I can't freaking believe I'm still waiting to get my registration numbers from the state. Today will be 5 weeks.

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Author	Topic: Splashdown day for my Dauntless 160
Rich S	posted 04-29-2009 09:27 AM ET (US) Last weekend was just fantastic here in Philly. Launched at the Ridley Twp. Marina on Friday AM, logged over 30 miles up the Delaware to the Ben Franklin Bridge and back to the Marina, then put the Dauntless to bed for the night. Putzed around most of the weekend...but I'm hopeful this is gonna be a great summer. Doing some Striper fishing this weekend. Here one quick picture of her all tucked away for the night...my first boat, in her new home for the summer. [url=http://home.comcast.net/~w3rbs/TicketToRide-2009.jpg]Picture of Ticket To Ride - April 2009[/url]
Rich S	posted 04-29-2009 09:28 AM ET (US) New link: http://home.comcast.net/~w3rbs/TicketToRide-2009.jpg
Jefecinco	posted 04-29-2009 10:12 AM ET (US) Rich, Very nice boat. Here in South Alabama I get to enjoy my 160 year round. But, because of that mine is not as pretty as yours. As yours looks so well maintained I'll consider it a challenge to do as well as you in the future. Tomorrow we'll be going out after Specks, Reds, or Flounder. I believe y'all call Specks Spotted Sea Trout or Weakfish and Reds are called Red Drum. All three are delicious but the Reds are the most fun to catch. The large Specks can be a lot of fun, too, on light tackle. I've fished for Stripers in the lower Potomac River and the Chesapeak Bay but got skunked each time. Good luck to you. Butch
Feejer	posted 04-30-2009 10:17 AM ET (US) Nice looking boat Jeff. I can't freaking believe I'm still waiting to get my registration numbers from the state. Today will be 5 weeks.