Anyone wanna go fish offshore?? - Page 4

Gamefish27 · 02-12-2012, 07:46 PM

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Originally Posted by NOsaints

there have been alot of people posting on this thread, me and one of my longtime buds want to go out soon before cobia season, will pay for about 50$ in gas a piece and will bring some cut bait,

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trey

Trey, not to be a smart butt but most the boats at the edge will require more then $100 bucks to run there and back(Destin). I use 13 gals hour cruising and about 35 gal for a full day... A box of mackerel is 65 bucks.. This is why half day charters are 500 and up... try to get 5 friends that will help keep it cheeper

Trophyhusband · 02-12-2012, 09:00 PM

My wife is starting to get a little snatchy about the money I'm spending on gas so I guess I could take a couple people out who wanted to split expenses. I'm not super experienced fishing here, but I usually catch fish. I'm lucky that my boat sips the gas at an average of 2.5 GPH, but the caveat is that it's a 20 foot boat so I have to be pretty picky about the days I go out. I'm also lucky that I don't get sea sick, but others have chummed a bit from my boat. I'm cool with buddying up with other boats too.

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02-12-2012, 09:00 PM	#32
Trophyhusband Senior Member Grouper Join Date: Nov 2011 Posts: 650	My wife is starting to get a little snatchy about the money I'm spending on gas so I guess I could take a couple people out who wanted to split expenses. I'm not super experienced fishing here, but I usually catch fish. I'm lucky that my boat sips the gas at an average of 2.5 GPH, but the caveat is that it's a 20 foot boat so I have to be pretty picky about the days I go out. I'm also lucky that I don't get sea sick, but others have chummed a bit from my boat. I'm cool with buddying up with other boats too.

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