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  1. 02-20-2016, 08:04 PM #1
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    Default Trolling for Seabass


    In trollinng mode....

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    Good job Ricardo ...



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    the Portuguese are no strangers to the sea or fishing ...no?
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    No.....but why you ask?
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    I was just acknowledging that i was aware of the history of the Portuguese as seafarers . I was just thinking how we in America sit and talk about things,forgetting sometimes that what we have been doing for just over 200 years,some people have been doing for thousands. Old people have strange ways of talking sometimes.
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  6. 02-21-2016, 10:37 AM #6
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    Yes....Fortunnaly we have a long tradition in the sea.....
    And we are a small country, but with a large maritim sapce.....
    the 2º in Europe and the 11ª in the world......we love the sea....
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    Good video, and nice kayak.
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    well done ricardo...can you take me fishing? not sure you want a Louisiana boy hangin out with ya'll though?LOL.....but seriously.
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    what do you do if you get a bite on the 2nd rod while reeling in the first? now you're really Not gonna take me fishing.LOL
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  10. 02-22-2016, 07:22 PM #10
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    ehehe...come to Portugal my friend....any time you want...we will do a international meeting......that was great,,,

    ...if the second rod have a bite....i will do nothing until catch the first one...it happens a lot......sometimes stay in the hook...most of the time escape....
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