Hey Bill,

Count me in for the trip. You are talking next year, correct?

Very interested, let me know more details as they are determined....depending on date 1-3...

Mojo,
yep talking about next Red Snapper season...

I agree with the idea of driving a little further south so the boat ride isn't as far.
looks like around a dozen so far that might be in,very cool. i will give the topic another month or so and see whats up. i will then send Willie an email and start seeing if he can do his magic on a trip for us.

Id be in for a trip like this too... havent gotten to the coast in a while.. .time for a trip

I would be in for 2 to 5 spots.

i would like to go but not sure exactly how i'd get there, and if i managed to find someone kind enough to giv me a lift i'd be going, but if i did do this i'd probably have 2 spots

but when is red snapper season? as this will end up being a senior trip for me, and i was curious what time of the year

Big Daddy,
there are a few of us that travel from the DFW area down there so we should be able to get you hooked up with a ride. the Snapper season has changed the last couple of years but it would be during the summer. this year i believe it was June and July...

ok then sounds good, my seats may change from 2, to 3-5 as if my dad goes he will bring his wife, and me and then if my friend decides to go he may take his wife.

Ok, who else is interested in a this trip, let's make it happen.

I'm interested. Please keep me in the loop.

will do Chuck. i am going to talk to TOO later this year to start talking boats and #'s of bodies and such...

I might be interested in something like this. Could you please fill me in on more detail? Is this a charter for 20-30 people? I've never fished with more than 6 people on a off shore charter before. How would fishing be with that many people?

I would be interested in 2 spots. I will keep up with your posts.

Bruce

Twin,
yes this would be around that # of people. fishing is usually a lot of fun as long as the boat is not overloaded and TOO makes sure of that when they set a charter up. you have to work together when fish are caught to keep from getting lines crossed but its usually not a problem unless someone is using a rig that is not suited for the type of fishing the boat is doing which causes the issues. most times the rail dance on a head boat is part of the fun, watching the guys working their fish up and down the boat...