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Originally Posted by fishingwithblue
Thanks for the replies, I'm still deciding whether or not to take the job. I'm insured out the yang and I'm confident in operating the vessel even though it would be only be my second time operating a boat with twin screws.
I will not consider the job without a crew. I sent my friend and Captain on St Simons a text this morning. He has a little experience on big sportfishers. If he can't go with me, I will not take the job.
Give me some reasons not to take this job. I admit it would be my first delivery but I feel I'm a capable enough Captain to make this trip happen for the client. Sure would be one heck of a learning experience to just pass up.
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Did you call John Byrd?????
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