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The Plaquemines Parish Sheriff’s Office has set a December 31 deadline for payments for liquor license renewals. After December 31, unpaid licenses will become delinquent and incur a $25 per day penalty for the first 30 days, and a $50 per day penalty thereafter. Payments can be made at the Plaquemines Parish Sheriff’s Tax Office, located at 302 Main Street in Belle Chasse, Monday – Friday, between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. (excluding holidays). Cash, checks, and money orders will be accepted. Please contact the Sheriff’s Office Tax Office at 504-297-5425 for additional information.

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__________Wishing You a

Happy Thanksgiving.__________

During this time of year we often pause and give thanks for our many

blessings. We in Plaquemines have many things for which to be thankful. From oranges to oil to oysters, Plaquemines Parish is blessed with an abundance of

natural resources, and resilient people. Judy and I are blessed

with great family, friends and a community we proudly call home.

We want to wish you andyour family a Happy Thanksgiving.

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WestBanK: Belle Chasse Library andPort Sulphur government Building

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eastBanK: Percy griffin CenterhOUrs: 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.open on Saturday, nov. 22

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Words to GROW by!“REAL” CHRISTMAS TREE CARE

LIKE THAT OF FLOWER BOUQUETA “real” Christmas tree, like a bouquet of flowers, likes to be cool and out of drafts.

Immediately upon its arrival at your home, make a fresh, straight cut (1/4 inch is enough) across the base of the trunk. Then place the tree in a bucket of water in a sheltered area until you are ready to bring it indoors for mounting and trimming. Avoid letting the fresh cut dry out, because it will restrict subsequent water uptake.

But a tree stand that has a reservoir that hold a lot of water. Keep the reservoir filled, because a dry tree not only loses its needles and attractiveness, but it also becomes a fire hazard.

A Christmas tree may absorb a gallon of water the first 24 hours after mounting and several quarts a day thereafter, according to industry experts.

Locate the tree away from sources of heat, such as fireplaces, space heaters and television sets. Do not place it under a central space heaters and television sets. Do not place it under a central heating vent, because this accelerates the drying process.

Before installation, check the electrical lights and connections you use on the tree, and be sure other holiday decorations are in good working order to ensure a safe and joyous holiday season. Replace frayed cords with new sets and keep sockets filled with bulbs, even when some do not light.

Never use lighted candles or combustible tree decorations of any kind. Do not use lights designated for indoor use outdoors. Be careful not to overload electrical circuits.

Always unplug lights when you go to bed or leave the home.

SELECT LANDSCAPE SHRUBSFOR SPECIFIC SITES, PURPOSES

One of the most important considerations in landscaping is selecting the proper plant for the proper site and that rule particularly applies when planting shrubs.

How often do we see shrubs planted in a site where they are not adapted or being used for a purpose for which they are not suited.

Adaptability relates to a plant=s ability to survive under the growing conditions to which it is exposed B such as temperature, soil moisture, other soil factors (texture, pH, etc.), exposure and many other factors.

In addition to selecting shrubs for specific sites based on adaptability, shrubs can be chosen for certain characteristics or landscape purposes. These may include growth habit, flowering, growth rate, foliage characteristics or ability to attract wildlife.

The following listing provides information on shrubs for showy foliage in the shade, shrubs for blooms in the shade, shrubs for wet sites, shrubs for dry sites, shrubs with berries/fruit, shrubs with long blooming periods, shrubs for evergreen hedges/screens, shrubs for all foliage color, shrubs with fragrant blooms and shrubs to attract butterflies.

Shrubs for showy foliage in the shade include: oakleaf hydrangea, Virginia willow, nandina, fatsia, mahonia, clethra and aucuba.

Shrubs for blooms in the shade: sweet olive, gardenia, oakleaf hydrangea, azaleas, nandina, camellia and sasanqua.

Shrubs for wet sites: buttonbush, wax myrtle, devilwood and Virginia willow.

Shrubs for dry sites: junipers, spireas, Chinese hollies, yaupon, oleander, sago palm, barberry, Indian hawthorn, nandina, butterfly bush and sumacs.

Shrubs with berries/fruit: beautyberry, nandina, pyracantha, Burford holly, Indian cherry, mahonia, Oregon grape holly and strawberry euonymus.

Shrubs with long blooming periods: butterfly bush, swamp cyrilla, althea, Chinese hibiscus, sweet olive, sasanqua, chaste tree, abelia and Indian hawthorn.

Shrubs for evergreen hedged/screens: Japanese yew, Japanese holly, Chinese holly, azaleas, clethra, sasanqua, eleagnus, sweet olive, pittosporum, ligustrum, Florida anise and photina.

Shrubs for fall foliage color: oakleaf hydrangea, blueberry, Chinese witch hazel, sumacs, Virginia willow and clethra.

Shrubs with fragrant blooms: native azaleas, spicebush, gardenia, sweet olive, chinese witch hazel and winter honeysuckle.

Shrubs to attract butterflies: azaleas, ligustrum, buckeye, buttonbush, viburnum, butterfly bush and clethra.

Retail garden centers across Louisiana have the largest selection and availability of recommended shrubs during the spring.

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Harold Fedison, 35, Point-A-La-Hache, Aggravated criminal damage, simple criminal damage

Norris Crowder, 45, Illegal possession of stolen things

Carlton Ray Istre, 24, Theft of a motor vehicle, DWI, GSL, expired D/L

Leonardo Rodrique, 29, Buras, Simple criminal damage

James Williams, 54, Marrero, Illegal use of a weapon

Jermaine Dillon, 35, Belle Chasse, PPSO warrant

Kevin Grant, 26, Gretna, JPSO & Westwego warrant

China Taylor, 21, Bridge City, PPSO warrant

Adonis Ducro, 41, Probation Hold

Mark Clark, 23, Port Sulphur, Probation Hold

Alex Slate, 48, Belle Chasse, JPSO warrant

Jason Grab, 39, Tickfaw LA, DWI

Angelette Bush, 28, Harvey, JPSO warrant

David Bourg, 44, Chalmette, PPSO warrant

Renade Bergeron, 50, Belle Chasse, Violation of protective order

Maurice Reddick, Belle Chasse, Theft of goods less than $500

Jorge Amaya, 18, Belle Chasse, Simple criminal damage, criminal tresspass

Raymond Isidore, 41, Harvey, PPSO warrant

Rick Leblanc, 54, Marrero, JPSO warrant

Dwayne Ewald, 50, Marrero, JPSO warrant (X5)

Charles James, 24, JPSO & NOPD warrant

Desima James, 34, New Orleans, JPSO warrant (X3)

Ante Maticevic, 38, Empire, DWI, unlit plate, expired D/L, open container

Melissa Thompson, 44, Port Sulphur, PPSO warrant

Todd Ferguson, 27, Gretna, PPSO warrant

Marco Cantarero, 43, New Orleans, Headlamp required, no D/L, NOPD warrant

Anas Samlaoui, 20, Kenner, Possession of marijuana

Sabastain Black, 36, Belle Chasse, Contraband in a penal institute

Donald Sevin, 40, New Orleans, Cyberstalking

German Martinez, 32, New Orleans, Driver must be licensed, GSL

Terry Sylve, 33, Phoenix, Riot, command to disperse

Chad Allen, 30, Arabi, Simple burglary

Stephen Schule, Simple burglary

Adrian WIlliams, SImple burglary

Damica Johnson, 19, New Orleans, Disturbing the peace, simple criminal damage

Louis Thorton, 24, Boothville, Disturbing the peace, simple criminal damage, PPSO warrant

Dadrian WIlliams, 26, Marrero, Theft

Courtnee Criswell, Mobile AL, DWI

Dontrell Small, 19, Laplace, Hancock County warrant, JPSO warrant

Patrick Schexnayder, 24, Gretna, Windshield/obscuring view, PPSO & Gretna PD warrant

Farrell Crawford, 36, Jefferson, Theft

Davida Wright, 46, Belle Chasse, Theft

Erin Laprairie, 28, Buras, Simple battery

Huynh Tran, 20, New Orleans, St Charles warrant

Jonae Tillman, 27, Chicago IL, DWI

Melissa Simmons, 31, Belle Chasse, JPSO warrant

Michael Pampas, 19, Harvey, Criminal tresspass

Brandon Harris, 36, Marrero, JPSO & Gretna warrant

Michael Ward, 52, Gretna, PPSO & JPSO warrant

Javon Gomez, 25, Belle Chasse, PPSO & JPSO warrant

Darrione Taylor, 21, Harvey, JPSO warrant

Jeremy Lejeune, 31, Branch LA, simple criminal damage

Joshua McCraney, 37, Poplarville, General speed law, failure to use safety belt, ROMV, suspended D/L, flight from an officer, resisting an officer, battery on a police officer, possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia

Frank Brown, 63, Buras, Disturbing the peace

BREACH OF CONTRACTBrenda Brow, et al v Go Ahead LLC, Premier Craneworks LLC v Talon Fabrication LLC, et alCONCURSUS PROCEEDINGS Hilcorp Eneregy Company, et al v State of Louisiana et al, Buras Levee District v P&J Trucking Inc, et al CUSTODY Rodney Muire v Jessica Kinler DAMAGES Charles W. Fasterling et al v Hilcorp Eneregy Comapny, et al, Rene A Fuentes v Bonvilian Marine Service Inc, Eddie LaFrance Jr. v Praetorian Insurance Company, et al DIVORCE Trang Tuyen Nguyen v Phong C. Nguyen, Aumonae Lloyd v Solomon Lloyd, Deborah Z Pellegrin v Lynn J Pellegrin, Brent Patrick Becnel v Rayne Hebert Becnel DOMESTIC RELIEF Jennifer Fisher v Joseph Fisher, William K Bergeron v Renata Bergeron, Lorraine Loy v Gary LamonteEXECUTORY PROCESS Small Business Administration et al v Ronald J Pierce EXECUTORY TAX ASSESSMENT Louisiana Workforce Administration et al v Subsea 7 US LLCET et alEXPROPRIATION Buras Levee District v Aaron Adolph, et alJUDGEMENT EXECUTORY Springleaf Financial Services of Louisiana, Inc v Devin Manuel, Republic Finance LLC v Don Smith, et alMONIES DUEEric Mannina v FK Fab Group LLC OPEN ACCOUNT Baseline Equipment LLC v Hamps Construction LLC, et al, LVNV Funding LLC v Lawrence D. SmithPROMISSORY NOTE University of Louisiana System Board of Supervisors, et al v Steven M StricklandRESTRAINING ORDER Brenda B. Mioc, et al v Erin T. Jorden, et al SUCCESSION Clarence Bartholomew, et al, in re, Lloyd Russell Henry Sr, in re, Victoria A Ledet, in re, Marguerite S. Brooks

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Keep the Progress

• Allocated over $3 million for Berm/Coastal restoration (Buras Bayou Shoreline) with another $1 million for Boat Harbor Repairs including over 900 truck-loads of rocks• Instrumental in the Stabilization Project and Oversaw the completion of the Oyster Reef to fight further erosion of the marshes • Initiated the construction of the ATV/Motorcross Trail System and turned it into a reality• Tourism Museum and Visitor’s Center set to open because of his guidance• Pushed to Raise Highway 23 at a cost of $11 million to keep lower Plaquemines Parish from being cut off during a flood

Keep the Leadership

• Represented Boothville-Venice at the Louisiana State Capitol to add a voting precinct to their area• Secured over $4.5 Million dollars for the Plaquemines Parish Sheriff’s Office and the Law Enforcement Center in Port Sulphur• Finalized many infrastructure projects – water, sewer, streets, drainage and sidewalks (a project started in the 1990’s)• Assured the pumping of Fort Jackson 24/7 after Isaac to ensure its re-opening• Was Instrumental in the reopening of the Empire Draw Bridge in 2011• Realized implications of Biggers-Waters Act and began the National Flood Insurance Initiative and brought the Reform act to Baton Rouge and Washington DC. This will need to be done again.• Worked to keep the Plaquemines Parish Courthouse in the middle of the parish & obtained the funding for the new building

Keep the Councilman

• Never left the Parish during Katrina and was one of the first to re-open his business to serve the public. • Represented his constituents as they wished for the BP Oil Spill and subsequent litigations• Stayed during Isaac (one of few Parish representatives) to help secure residents and business owners from looters• Worked in oil-field for close to 20 years and has a great understanding of the industry• Life-long resident and Business owner since early 1980’s• Plaquemines Association of Business and Industry• Governor’s Regional Planning Commission Member• Vice-Chairman of the Port Commission• Chosen by Plaquemines Parish Government to serve as Council Chair for the maximum allowed (2 years)

The Right Man for the Right Reasons

Re-elect Byron Marinovich – Council District 9

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PLAQUEMINES FISHING REPORTS 11.24.14

GENERALLY SPEAKING

Although the weather is unpredictable, the fishing is more dependable now that the trout have moved into the area.

Mixed weather patterns means more fishing where structure changes as the fish are not sure whether to dive deeper or stay more active, even as the bait moves capriciously on the tides. That means you need to prepare for both bottom fishing and cork fishing as well, because fickle fronts mean frustrated fish (say that three times quickly!). But at least the fish are there to be caught. Stay warm, stay active and be patient as the bite will come with time and experimentation. This column is filled with a great sense of loss to me of one of my two fishing buddies and long-time business associate, Bill Bindewald, died this week. I never could outfish this guy and took a lot of kidding because of it. Bill passed at age 69 on Monday after surviving a massive heart attack last year. Diabetes and a failing immune system along with an inability to produce white blood cells took his life but not his spirit. Bill loved to fish and spend time just being a South Louisiana outdoor sportsman. We plan on returning part of Bill’s ashes to the marsh waters he so loved.

MGM MARINA - redfish trout on front cold for reds. excellent week in canal and codcokc fishing. ducks did well with limits on ducks MGM has crazy trout action this early November. Limits are being caught in the canal, in Lake Laurier, Bay Round and Oak Bayou, along with the usual redfish harvest on the river’s west side. The dock fishermen are limiting out as well. Leona says the best time to dock fish is right before or right after a front moves through. Bring the family down and settle in for a day of leisurely fishing off MGM’s dock for very little money and lots of speck action! MGM MARINA 504-656-2267.

LLOYD LANDRY - 504-912-8291. Although the weather can’t make up its mind if it’s winter or summer, one thing is for sure down here in South Plaquemines. The redfish are tearing it up. If you’re looking for a good time and ready to fill your ice chest, come on down Highway 23 and put in at your favorite marina. In Buras, go see Boopie at Buras Marina Launch, cross the river and head to Quarantine Bay. Be aware of the water levels so you don’t run aground, then start fishing all the points and cuts all the way to California Bay. Bull reds will hold off the bank and smaller eaters will be tight to the shoreline. Also try all surrounding canals and pipelines. On the west side, fish the Buras Canal, fishing all cuts and drains heading toward Yellow Cotton Bay. The best baits have been any color of Gulp! shrimp under a cork or market shrimp. Remember - tides have been low, so be cautious when entering unfamiliar waters. Good luck and tight lines. LLOYD LANDRY. OUTCAST FISHING CHARTERS 504-912-8291

BESHEL’S BOAT LAUNCH - The big trout continue to feast in the areas around Beshel’s this fall. You can hardly go anywhere, from Four Horse Lake to Spanish Lake, all the way to Oak River and Baker’s Bay. These specks are good size,, from 18-21 inches. They’re being caught on Tsunamis, VuDu shrimp, topwater Bones and live shrimp. Try root beer, chartreuse and purple or pearl colors. BESHEL’S. 504-333-4469. BESHEL’S MARINA AND BOAT LAUNCH/BOAT SLIPS.

JAY QUIROS. OUT OF VENICE ALONG THE PASSES. 504-228-5895. Specks are in the river. Stop anywhere along the rocks and be prepared to fish the edges and the bottom. Use a Carolina rig or just use a heavier weight or rig up a heavier jughead with plastic and live or market bait. You’ll catch reds as well, along with flounders. On the ends of Southwest Pass, you can bring in bulls and tripletails. Watch for the fog in the morning. It’s a double whammy with the weird weather and tide patterns. Wait until late morning to go out. JAY QUIROS. ON A MISSION FISHING CHARTERS. 504-228-5895.

VENICE SPORTSMAN’S LODGE AT THE MARINA - DAN SKERMETTA. The Pure Fishing guys went out with Captain Dan Skermetta last week and had a great time feasting on autumn fishing in the parish. Patrick from Sweden, shown here with a nice cobia, works for Abu Garcia and of course caught the keeper using his company’s tackle. Paul Davis from South Carolina is shown here with one of his many Louisiana redfish. And Cameron with Abu Garcia out of South Carolina has his hands full with one of many bull reds caught during the four days on the water. The three man Abu team caught cobia, red snapper, specks, flounder and bass during their trip. CAPTAIN DAN SKERMETTA. 504-481-2320.

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Today we will see sunny skies with a high temperature of 61º, humidity of 48%. The record high temperature for today is 85º set in 1981. Expect clear skies tonight with an overnight low of 47º. The record low for tonight is 29º set in 1974. Friday, skies will be sunny with a high temperature of 61º, humidity of 59%. Skies will be mostly clear Friday night with an overnight low of 52º. Expect mostly sunny skies Saturday with a high temperature of 70º. Skies will remain mostly sunny Sunday with a high temperature of 69º.

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LDWF hosted the event in partnership with the City of Lafayette to promote the new community fishing location, and attendance far surpassed staff’s expectations with over 250 registered anglers.

“The positive response from event participants was overwhelming,” said Fisheries Program Manager Danica Williams. “Anglers explained they often drive two or three hours simply to fish. The convenience of the short drive, even

walk for some, greatly appealed to those in search of a quality fishing destination close to home.”

The Get Out and Fish! Program seeks to increase the number of people with access to quality fishing. The program intends to recruit new anglers to the sport of fishing and promote outdoor activities for future generations. In order to accomplish this mission, public water bodies that meet the required specifications are chosen by LDWF biologists and stocked on a regular basis for up to one year. LDWF will promote the launch of each new site with a Get Out and Fish! event, so be sure to stay tuned for upcoming announcements regarding your area of the state.

Girard Park Pond, the first waterbody chosen for the new program, was stocked with 800 pounds of adult channel catfish in preparation for the event. LDWF will continue to stock the pond for up to one year, based on continued angler interest and participation. Beginning in December through February 2015, the pond will be stocked with adult rainbow trout followed by a stocking of adult channel catfish in warmer months of March through June.

With help from numerous sponsors, including The Beaver Club of Lafayette, Buckfins-N-Feathers, CC’s Coffee, Cajun Guns and Tackle, HDR, Inc., Home Depot, The Lafayette Consolidated Government, Louisiana Nursery, Pure Fishing, Raising

Cane’s and the University of Louisiana at Lafayette Bass Fishing Team, families across Acadiana were introduced to a fun and free day of fishing. The first 100 registrants received a complimentary rod and reel and goodie bag, and every participant was entered into a number of prize drawings held throughout the day.

The Get Out and Fish! Program is hosted in conjunction with the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Foundation. The LWFF was formed to provide a means for individuals and corporations to become partners with the Department and Commission in the challenge of conserving Louisiana’s wildlife and fish resources.

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New Orleans Man Pleads Guilty to Selling Red Drum

A New Orleans man pleaded guilty to the illegal selling of game fish violations on Nov. 18 in the New Orleans Municipal Court in Orleans Parish.

Judge Desiree Charbonnet sentenced Paul Haptonstall, 35, to 120 days of imprisonment suspended and fined him $3,730.80 for the illegal selling of game fish.

Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) Enforcement Division agents cited Haptonstall on June 13, 2014 in New Orleans for illegal selling of game fish and undersized fish.

Agents started the investigation after receiving complaints about the subject selling red drum in the New Orleans area. Haptonstall sold a total of 11 black drum, three sheepshead, two spotted seatrout, two catfish and 138 red drum to Special Operation agents throughout the investigation.

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Ears of chihuahua, fur like silk and the disposition of a gentle giant, gorgeous Gracey is one of the sweetest girls you’ll ever know. To meet her is to fall instantly in love with her. She’s about a year old and not quite ready for her new home. She’ll be fixed in a couple of weeks and, if she’s the right girl for you, she can be home in plenty of time for the holidays. Stop by and meet gorgeous Gracey today!

Shirley is a spunky, older girl who wants nothing more than to sit in your lap and love, love, love on you! She was picked up by LA/SPCA on Nov 3rd at 4420 Lonely Oaks Drive in New Orleans East. She has a PAWS microchip number but the owner never registered the chip. No one stepped forward looking for Shirley so she’s in search of her next big adventure with a new family.

Meet Star! She is a beautiful 4 year old Shepherd mix. Star plays well with other male dogs her size but doesn’t really like female dogs. She would also do best in a home with no cats. Star enjoys going on long walks and playing in water. She loves getting her belly rubbed and being brushed. :) Star is spayed, micro-chipped, and up to date on shots. Come meet Star at PAWS today!

This lovable feline is Tabitha. She is laidback and mellow when it’s time for a nap. Laying in your lap would be the perfect spot for her. When it’s playtime, Tabitha likes to play with all kinds of toys and climbing. Having a cat tree would be great fun for her and you as you watch her have so much fun! Can Tabitha come home with you?

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Fall Into Fitness 2014 has ended and the stats are incredible - 404.5 pounds and 497 inches lost. Strength, determination, consistency and perseverance of 70 individuals have led to amazing results and undeniable success. The work these individuals have put in over the past 8 weeks is obvious, on every smaller hip, waist and thigh. The attitude of the group as a whole is the biggest change of all – SMILES from ear to ear.

The banquet began with a compilation of some substantial numbers including: laps run in the parking lots, number of flights of stairs climbed, minutes planks were held, hours of training, miles run in races, and countless push-ups, crunches, sit ups and burpees. Emotional speeches were made by select participants who spoke on overcoming real life obstacles and finding a way to make the program work for them, further inspiring others to continue toward their goals. Certificates were given to each participant, by their team trainer, for sticking it out and working hard for their results. A board member then gave an update on the upcoming additions to the Y, including a gymnasium and running track. All present applauded.

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I had 3 days booked with the same guys. This was a trip for Fishon Guide Service. They only wanted bull reds. The first day had small craft warnings and the north wind had everything stirred up. . This was the only protected beach from Empire jetties to tiger pass. Of 6 boats struggling in the area none of us found anything. These were our actual conditions and water color all day no matter where we went.

The second day was a different story. We made a long run south and I made a few stops along the way just to see how much things got messed up the last few days. They sure did. I noticed the river looked a bit cleaner but when I went through the first spillway the water was still dirty. Even stopped there with another guide and neither of us liked it. We still gave it a try.

One other boat goes directly to the beach but I divert and check out another place before getting to my targeted destination. Once we get to the beach the action starts on the second cast.

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We are now 100% better than yesterday with 1 fish. We work this area and soon have another one hit. This one throws the hook after a short fight. As I start to work the area a bit more we have another good strike and a drag burning run. We loose this one also. Saw and heard this one break the line or so I thought. When I looked the hook had broken. Must have been a rust or weak spot I did not notice. 1 for 3 not good. We landed our fourth so we were back to a 50% average.

Still plugging away and loose the next. About this time I call in the other boat that went there before I did. He was further past where I started and only had 2 strikes. I called him into where I was. As he pulls up we are on another bull red.

They pull up right behind us and instantly hook up with a double. My boat hooks up as I am watching them. The guy on the fish said “He is spooling me”. I look up and it is too late. My knot held at the reel but when it came tight it snapped at the hook end. At least I got all my line back. We are loosing too many fish but the guys are very happy with some great action. I was struggling to stay above the 50% average.

We had a catch and lose battle going on all day with the bulls. Our final count was 9 of 16 so we ended up above the 50% average. That is like having a winning season although not ending up on the top.

Our biggest of the day was a 32 pound black drum. This was not counted in with our bull red count. We picked it up when looking for some meat fish.

The day ended up with a lot of stories to be shared and some fish to clean.

Life is Good!Fishing is not a matter of life or death. It’s more important than that.CAPT HOOP -- OUR FREEDOM Our Freedom Charters 504-247-8459