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Old 05-18-2007, 06:18 PM   #11
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We also offer these services but would never call ourselves the best.

The above mentioned Cappy's are all first class

What ever you do please remember to tag and release these magnificent creatures so others may enjoy also
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Old 05-19-2007, 10:23 AM   #12
 
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Lets put it this way, he is so good I locked him up for Star Island Shark and Oaks Bluff Tournaments this summer. Im broke now, but happy
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Don't you mean Oak Bluffs Ha Ha see you there!!!!
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Old 05-19-2007, 11:24 AM   #13
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I never said I could spell or pronounce anything...only fish LOL

Oaks Bluff versus Oak Bluffs I like it better my way LMAO
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Old 05-19-2007, 03:05 PM   #14
 
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Just find someone with a good reputation and EXPERIENCE in the waters they fish. The ones mentioned are all good, but there are alot out there.
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Old 05-21-2007, 02:13 PM   #15
 
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I would have to say without a dought .. Captain Bill Brown on BillFish Charters .. I use to Shark fish often but have gotten away from it in the past 8 years or so. Talking to Capt. Bill Brown I know he knows his stuff when it come to catching those toothy monsters. He has prolly forgot more then I know when it comes to Shark fishing. I have also seen him on television filming a Shark show with the boy's from "North East Anglers" and I know first hand to make a fishing trip happen when camera's are rolling is VERY challenging.. His phone number is 860 741 3301 and his vessel is located in Watch Hill, R.I. ... Catch em up .. Capt. Mike Neto
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Old 05-23-2007, 02:10 PM   #16
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Frank Mundus !!!!!

The one and ONLY Frank Mundus !!!!!!!!:shark5:
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Old 05-23-2007, 02:40 PM   #17
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I charter alot and Ivealways looked up to Frank as he is the pioneer of the sport i love but with tha said things have changed alot since he has fished our waters. When making a decision to choose dont just choose a charter by where you are...choose a charter by where the fish are. You will get better results that way.

I know if I want volume and quality of swords, Mami is the place to be. I live in NJ and have had horrible luck fishing the south jersey waters for shark but I have had great success fis the waters of Rhode Island so we go where the fish are
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Isn't Frank Mundus in Hawaii now? Pretty sure he moved there years ago.
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Isn't Frank Mundus in Hawaii now? Pretty sure he moved there years ago.
Yes but he'll be back up here running his old boat this summer out of Montauk, running Charters, under a new captain, with himself as "experience and entertainment".

I forget the details, but that's what I heard them a while back.....something about the boat owner not paying the note or some crap lol.......
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Yes but he'll be back up here running his old boat this summer out of Montauk, running Charters, under a new captain, with himself as "experience and entertainment".

I forget the details, but that's what I heard them a while back.....something about the boat owner not paying the note or some crap lol.......
I saw him on a show on discovery and he now raises pigs. LOL I think it's a ploy, it's really shark bait!
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