for the fishermen and fisherwomen...

Went out thursday wreck fishing out of oden's dock in hatteras north carolina.....needless to say, we were on the fish...and my first time at<br>that...i'm the one in the orange shirt with the s&amp;*t eating grin.<br>Louis<br><img height="461" src="http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v75/th4me/lumixpics1612.jpg" width="614" alt="image"><p><br></p>

Killer scores!<br><br>Can you say S A S H I M I ?

Looks like you had some decent action there Louis. I'll take a stab at name the fish.<br>First 4 rows look like true Red Snappers.<br>5th row looks kinda like what we call Ocean Tally's here (but the dorsals look different). Maybe a Sea Bass on the end.<br>Some gray or black Grouper, a big Red, couple of Dolphin with a King in the middle of em on the 6th.<br>And some back breaking, stubborn Amber-jack! Catch a couple of those in the 40lb range back to back and<br>you're reaching for the Advil bottle.<img src="http://static.yuku.com//domainskins/bypass/img/smileys/laugh.gif" alt="image">

There isn't much on earth to compare with a great days fishing, especially with a group of good friends. On the west coast we have relativies ofAmber-jack, called yellowtail and they are known for their drag smoking fighting.<br>After living in So Cal. near the ocean all my life, I now live in Oregon, and do most of my fishing for largemouth bass in the local lakes and for king Salmonand steelhead in the Rouge River. (I live about a quarter mile from it). But I sure do miss the salt water fishing and the Ocean adventure.

making me wish I'd gotten pics of my halibut trip... ended up with two in the 20-25 lbs range and two 15 lb Cod... brought home 20lbs vacuum packed readyfor the Fry Daddy and BBQ

What a catch, sure miss salt water fishing. The guy with the blue gloves on looks ready to get to work.