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Subject: What a drag, but not that surprising

Author: Jim Day

[ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 939109037PDT In reply to: Jim Morris 's message, "Diver Killed off Catalina Yesterday" on 939076045PDT The boat was the Reel Adventure, I think that's a sport or 6 pack charter. Too bad it was a fisherman. Mike and I fish the Isthmus high spot alot, it can be a real zoo. We've had a number of boats come so close they've cut our lines. With all the traffic out there I'm surprised it hasn't happened before. tight lines Jim [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]