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KVD Retiring from Tournament Fishing
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<blockquote data-quote="yobuck" data-source="post: 2784483" data-attributes="member: 12443"><p>No ive not used the ramp at the Rt 60 bridge, i realize that you can fish the river from there also.</p><p>But ive been using the Coleman landing ramp because again its easier for me.</p><p>As for the salt water, yes im 10 minits to a beautiful facility on the Indian River Lagoon, about midway between the Sebastian and Fort Pierce inlets.</p><p>Fact is that untill about 7 or 8 years ago i only fished salt water.</p><p>My first 10 years living in Florida full time i lived in the Keys near Marathon.</p><p>But i can no longer tolerate the rough ocean water, and i prefer not spending time flushing the engine, and hosing everything down after i arrive home. </p><p>Fresh water fishing allows me to just park my truck and go sit down.</p><p>But hands down id prefer the salt water.</p><p>God willing ill be 88 in 3 weeks, and im just thankfull for what im still able to do.</p><p>Starting on Oct 22 after my summer layoff, ive made 40 trips averaging 5 hours each on the water, plus the trips to and from and the launching and retrieving, always alone.</p><p>Ive caught 652 Crappies so far, all released, plus bass, blugills, and a few other types.</p><p>Plus i get to see a few deer and turkeys enroute, and of coarse lots of friendly gators.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="yobuck, post: 2784483, member: 12443"] No ive not used the ramp at the Rt 60 bridge, i realize that you can fish the river from there also. But ive been using the Coleman landing ramp because again its easier for me. As for the salt water, yes im 10 minits to a beautiful facility on the Indian River Lagoon, about midway between the Sebastian and Fort Pierce inlets. Fact is that untill about 7 or 8 years ago i only fished salt water. My first 10 years living in Florida full time i lived in the Keys near Marathon. But i can no longer tolerate the rough ocean water, and i prefer not spending time flushing the engine, and hosing everything down after i arrive home. Fresh water fishing allows me to just park my truck and go sit down. But hands down id prefer the salt water. God willing ill be 88 in 3 weeks, and im just thankfull for what im still able to do. Starting on Oct 22 after my summer layoff, ive made 40 trips averaging 5 hours each on the water, plus the trips to and from and the launching and retrieving, always alone. Ive caught 652 Crappies so far, all released, plus bass, blugills, and a few other types. Plus i get to see a few deer and turkeys enroute, and of coarse lots of friendly gators. [/QUOTE]
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