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Re: Capt. John 36 hour [Re: Bilge Bait] #3938161 09/16/09 01:05 AM
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Don't remember what boat, but ~15 years ago (maybe 20) I took my son on a day trip outa Galveston - 50-60' catamaran - and for the first hour out we were going full bore skipping over 10' swells - fully half the 60 poor souls on that boat were heaving - I had never seen my son so sick in his life - or anyone else that sick for that matter - and half the boat was sick - you couldn't get near the head . . . . . .

They didn't turn around.......


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Re: Capt. John 36 hour [Re: DanDaBald] #3938992 09/16/09 04:27 AM
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I've been on every boat in Port Aransas at least twice and Never have I ever been on one that came in early due to some Seasickness. On a Trip like that they need to make an agreement that if for some Lame a$$ reason such as seasickness you got to be brought back early you got to cover the money lost on cutting the trip short. They should've taken the guy on out to the floaters and let him get on the rig and wait for a crew boat to come out and take his sorry butt back to land.

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That's what I am talking about.



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Re: Capt. John 36 hour [Re: czechmate] #3948175 09/18/09 02:20 PM
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Y'know, from a practical standpoint taking him to a floater would've made sense. They're better equipped for medical emergencies and from czechmates report, it sounds like they were closer.

Just find it odd that the guy who had a medical emergency was able to get in his car & drive home. How much of an emergency could it truly have been?


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Re: Capt. John 36 hour [Re: Uncle Zeek] #3953886 09/20/09 02:07 AM
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We were only one and a half hours from the floaters. The guy was only sea sick just made some story up when he thought about puking for another 30 hours.



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Re: Capt. John 36 hour [Re: czechmate] #3953977 09/20/09 02:32 AM
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Originally Posted By: czechmate
Well we went out this weekend with the Captain John. We ended up back in Galveston after 15 hours. When the trip started the weather was a bit rough so the ride out was not the best. However we got through the rain and once we hit our first stop at around 80 miles out for the b-liners there was not a cloud in the sky we had passed the front and you could not ask for a better day of fishing. Everyone loaded the boat with tons of vermillan snapper, some kings, grouper, and other various species. It was a very productive stop. After that we headed on to boom vang floater for the night time tuna fishing.
The boat had stopped when we were about one and a half hours from the floaters, no anouncement was made why so we asked a deck and what is going on. They replied that someone on the ship was very sea sick and they were checking him out to see how serious it was. All of a sudden without any announcement from the crew or capt we were headed back to shore. So the word was that some one was realy sick and they had to take them back. If someone is that sick shouldn't the care flight or coast gaurd come get them instead of making them endour a 7 hour ride back. some people on the boat were asleep and awoke to find them selves looking at the galveston skyline,since there was never a formal announcement of what had happened untill we reached the jetty.
know if someone was so sick that 40 people had there trip terminated because of it, why was there no ambulance waiting for him when we got back. He just got up loaded his stuff in his car and drove off. The mood of all the other patrons was very sore on the way in and at the dock. Turns out because of one sea sick person we all lost out on our fishing trip. I don't want to sound selfish because if some ones life is in jepordy by all means fishing is not worth it. However they need to come up with a better system of dealing with something like this in the futur. I have enjoyed many past trips with the capt john and the crew was great on this trip. He did refund some of our money since this happened. I still don't know what to think about it all.


becuase of this, you wont ever see me on thier tuna trips. that sucks! pansy arse should toughed it out!

Re: Capt. John 36 hour [Re: SkeeterRonnie] #3963642 09/22/09 09:00 PM
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I understand your frustration with the sick guy. I'm not sure he made the call to go back. Someone is not a pany waist because they get sea sick. I mostly am fine but once in a while I get sick. So your position is those that might get sick should never go? I too can fish sick and I can asure you taking bonnine does not cure sea sickness once it starts and will not positively prevent it. I probably agree the boat should only go in for life threatening events. However, for you hard asses that have never been sick and thus have no compassion I hope you heave your guts up sometime.

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I have been sick before too and there is nothing I wanted more then to get off that boat. However I would lay down in the corner somewhere on the boat and let the other 40 fishermen finish there trip. What if they had someone on call back at the marina with a fast sport fish boat that could get out and pick up the sick person for some fee that would be agreed on and in the contract of all fishermen getting on these long range boats?


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Re: Capt. John 36 hour [Re: czechmate] #3969508 09/24/09 04:42 AM
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If they could afford a boat to stick in a slip at the docks that could make it out to where the party boat is they'd put fishermen in it instead of having it sit there not making any money.

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They need to get some phenegrin (sp?) suppositories to carry on board. That way, they can approach the aflicted party and say "Stick this up ...."

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ive been on several overnighters and started pukeing at the jetties but my love for the blue water fishing keeps me going back everytime. PUKE....REEL....REBAIT...PUKE...over and over, no need in ging back just for seasickness

Re: Capt. John 36 hour [Re: jig] #4014737 10/06/09 01:05 AM
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Originally Posted By: jig
They need to get some phenegrin (sp?) suppositories to carry on board. That way, they can approach the aflicted party and say "Stick this up ...."


eeks

That might be worse than what ails ya! Besides, think of all the fish & bait those guys handle ... not sanitary at all! lol

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Re: Capt. John 36 hour [Re: Uncle Zeek] #4028399 10/09/09 04:13 AM
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You would think the guy would post an apology instead of trying to be some bad a$$ and threaten all of us.


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