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Re: A Few More Newby Questions...
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02/05/2017 06:36 AM
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GeorgeC1 said:
Make sure the boat is licensed for fishing before you buy a personal license.
G I've checked and it is... The real question, and I realize it is a subjective one, is, is it worth it? I am a substance fisherman. I like to eat what I catch. Not really into catch & release, or just fishing to pass the time. Everything I have read, is that the fishing isn't all that great there. Considering my situation (others not interested in fishing), do you think it's worth the money for the slim chance at catching a tuna or dolphin fish?
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