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 Re: Capt. Mike Williams Guide Service in Galveston
[Re: klbj2007]
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10/09/19 05:06 PM
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JackMason
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My experience with him was great. Back in the 90's I booked a tarpon trip with him... weather got too nasty for tarpon so we went for bull reds. Had a blast, caught them till we were worn out. Definitely a no frills guide, but got the job done for us and that's all we wanted. ![[Linked Image]](https://texasfishingforum.com/forums/pics/userpics/2019/10/full-18006-27272-20191005_010807.jpg)
Last edited by jackmason; 10/09/19 05:10 PM.
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Re: Capt. Mike Williams Guide Service in Galveston
[Re: klbj2007]
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10/09/19 05:55 PM
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Mo
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Mo
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so you're saying he "traded stock on his cell phone" in the late 80's? [/quote]
No, I said he spent most of the trip on the phone, some of the calls ( most) were to a stock broker.
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most people didn't have phones in the 80's...and if they did, they were those brick phones and were ultra expensive. Not doubting your story...just your timeline.[/quote]
you maybe correct , certainly no later than very early 90's, I know it was many years later before I owned one
MO
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