
Originally Posted by
BigPoppy
Man it seems it never ends, for me and a partner down in Louisiana it was the opposite we were pleasure fishing on a marsh flat at an tide water cut we were the only ones in about a 5 mile radius catching any keepers we had our marine radio on and had no idea that we were being watched untill someone radioed out that there was a 21footer catching at the cut well we had about had our limit of Reds and were switching up rigs for specks and this blue water monsters comes at us at 20 or 30 miles an hour and he wakes towards us and stops between us and the spot we were casting and mean around 10 feet in front of us, well there was five of these guys on there and one standing on the fly deck said you boys are going to have to move we are in a tourny and need to fish here so go ahead move along. Well I am an old Staff SGT Scout and my partner is 6ft 4 and weighed in at about 340 so between us they got 560 pounds of pissed off red neck we kindly ask them to move their very pretty big expensive boat off of our spot, as we had put a call into the Federal fish and game officer, and they just laughed and said 5 to 2 says we were here first. Then as a nice gesture he hit his bilge pump and sprayed crap all over the side of our boat well big Dan decided he was going to board their boat and have a party and the captian pulled a 38 and said he had let other folks find there way home from 20 miles off shore with out a boat before go ahead and get on board. well to shorten it up a bit In Louisiana it may be 50 to 100 miles to the nearest peace officer so most of the time you have to learn to do one of two things run faster or hit harder well his boat was defintly faster so we showed him we could hit harder. Remember this is happening on a salt water marsh at the edge of the gulf so we got aligators and sharks and just about every thing that can bite or sting I always crryed a 44mag Ruger Super Black Hawk, and Dan well he just had to out do me he pulled out a mossberg marine 12 gage with extended mag stacked with 00buck and deer slugs every other round, it had rifle sights on it and since the Smart A--
were looking the other way he drew a bead on a solid brass deep sea penn reel that was set to troll blue water with on the back of the boat a second later it had a half inch hole on one side needless to say we got are fishing spot back. I am not saying this was the right way to handle the problem and we should have just took the boat number and reported it to the rangers but at the time I had less brains and bigger Ba--- well you know what I mean but every once in awhile wouldn't a pellet gun in the dark be fun
Denni