Beaufort Inlet may 10

#1 05-11-2006, 11:33 PM

Caught a 26 in king , some small spanish and blues , got 2 bonita at 3lbs each on a cast master and almost hit a big cobia with a yellow bucktail at the sea buoy. Saw a 60 or 70 foot sport fisherman up on a shoal big time at the intercoastal intersection. He zigged when he should of zagged and plowed her in deep. Three tow boats were there setting out red buoy markers and a tug was on the radio so this will be a salvage job. I am amazed at how much of this happens down here..frank

Skools Out · #2 05-11-2006, 11:37 PM

hey Frank what was the name of that boat? we want pics lol

Skools Out · #3 05-11-2006, 11:38 PM

if it's hurt it will be found at either Radio Island Marina or Jarrett Bay Boat Works.

#4 05-12-2006, 02:18 AM

It was getting dark when I saw it last night at least 200 yards out of the channel and a friend of mine said it was still there this morning so I am sure it was hurt. I'll see what I can find out.. Frank

reelapeelin · #5 05-12-2006, 08:53 AM

SEVERAL years back went out couple of times on ''Ali-El"...40' charter, great fishin'...couple of years ago, we're comin' back into the Charleston jetties (ROCKS!!) and there sits the "Ali-El", hi-dri-hurt on the end of the N jetty...owner is a HARBOR PILOT...got in a "RACE" w/ another sporty comin' in and CRUNCH!!! :o ....

#6 05-12-2006, 09:51 PM

This was a 57 footer (Tammys Island) out of Miami with the captain and wifie on board. My tow boat buddy said it took 22 hours for 3 tow boats and a small tug to get him off and now its in for major repairs. Big $$$$$$$$$$..Coast guard thinks he turned at the wrong red marker going about 40 or so and plowed her in real good. Wifie had a few cuts but that was about it. they were very lucky and no fuel leaks ..Frank