I know this poor fish is turned the wrong way to see it but it is a Barracuda that was about three feet long. We already have a larger one hanging at the office so this one was donated to the crew to eat or give to some one. Captain Jeff was the one who caught this guy. We headed out in the rain for Key Biscayne today. We took the outside (ocean) up to Ocean Reef where the big yachts and well to do billionaires live. We jumped on to the ICW and dropped anchor for the night at No Name Key. You could see the skyline of Miami in the distance. A hugh city even by water. The place we stayed was behind a break wall. There were about 10 other boats there with us. You took your dingy to shore and put twenty dollars into a blue envelope and put that in the box. This was your slip space for the night. The sun was shinning by the time we got there and the night was calm. Tomorrow we head on north on the ICW to Fort Lauderdale.
I know this poor fish is turned the wrong way to see it but it is a Barracuda that was about three feet long. We already have a larger one hanging at the office so this one was donated to the crew to eat or give to some one. Captain Jeff was the one who caught this guy. We headed out in the rain for Key Biscayne today. We took the outside (ocean) up to Ocean Reef where the big yachts and well to do billionaires live. We jumped on to the ICW and dropped anchor for the night at No Name Key. You could see the skyline of Miami in the distance. A hugh city even by water. The place we stayed was behind a break wall. There were about 10 other boats there with us. You took your dingy to shore and put twenty dollars into a blue envelope and put that in the box. This was your slip space for the night. The sun was shinning by the time we got there and the night was calm. Tomorrow we head on north on the ICW to Fort Lauderdale.
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