Nothing but junk, but now it is my junk.:rofl:

[PaPa-Joe-Fla.]

I took a quick trip around to a couple places today running from the storms, an everyday thing this time of year in Fla. Went to where the dredging was finished, but there was still 6 inches of muck to dig thru to get to the sand. I found the same trash as always, maybe I need to go check where they spread the muck. Then I went to my Red Neck Riviera.

THIS IS WHERE THE DREDGING WAS DONE 2 WEEKS AGO, STILL ALLOT OF TRASH
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MY RED NECK RIVIERA LOOKING NORTH
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LOOKING SOUTH
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THE ONLY OTHER HUNTERS AT THE BEACH
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THE NUT, ALL JUNK
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Thanks for looking.

 

[Crash620]

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[bdahunter]

I'd be getting some Wellies on and following those trucks. If they are top dressing a field they won't spread it more than a foot deep, all well within range of your Excal.
Good to see you had fun and still have a great sense of humour.

Cheers Pappy,

BDA

 

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[Mike from Balto]

Keep at it PaPa Joe, it will pay off
hh...Mike

 

[Mat in MA]

If you were stranded on an island somewhere you could use the spinner bait and hook to catch fish. The soda/beer caps can be used to scale the fish. The spoon used for eating and shoveling/scooping whatever is needed. Hook the pull tabs together to make a stringer to hold the fish you caught. Everything is worth something, depending on how badly you need it.

Happy Hunting!!!

 

[Crash620]

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[klopek]

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