xmas day fishing

The Christmas tradition my friends in Key West have, is to get together and have a big grill out. Steaks, seafood, beer, wine etc. After a few drinks, we realized that fish was missing from the menu. After some creative excuses to significant others about the need for fish, we set off for a couple of hours.

The usual suspects

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At 82 degrees, it doesn't feel like xmas

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Live bait is the way to go

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A good toss

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Actually, a real good toss

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We weren't the only ones escaping

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The reefs coming up

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The mackerel and yellowtail were waiting for us

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It's been two hours, better head back before things get testy

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a good cruising pace

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This will go good with the shrimp and lobster

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now the work starts

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Thats all