I'd be happy to take along a few guys anytime I can.Seems I end up fishing alone quite a bit, because I always decide at the last minute (mostly cause of the weather). I have been trailing the boat to Old Saybrook or Milford usually, but am looking into a slip this year in Westbrook or O/S area.If I slip, I will be able to get out a lot more, esp. in the evening.
My boat is a yellow 1973 23 Seacraft CC, with a 225 Evinrude, pretty much stock, but plenty of fishing room and seaworthy.
I'm sure it will be mostly late notice - but I'll do what I can and would welcome the company.See if I can get a pic of the old girl:
[img] http://www.classicseacraft.com/Sirotnak233.jpg [/img]
See ya this Spring!

I believe if you look in the members directory, you will find, in the survey, if members are will to take others out. Also if you check the members boat directory, you can get the specs on a members boat.

I have a 21' bayliner, 225hp mercruiser with enough room to take 2 or 3 guys.
I usually fish fresh water in the western part of the state at Zoar, Lilli, Candlewood 90% of the time. Would like to try the CT river. For salt water I go out of Miford or Clinton, when we have an outing.

I will usually post in partners, 2-4 days before going.

Don't hesitate to give me a shout!!

Peter

Count me in......I run a 25' Hydra-Sports Walk Around out of Noank and a Robalo 18 CC that I keep on a trailer (which is for sale in the classified section). Fish mostly the Sound, SW Ledge of BI, Montauk, Plum Gut, and have ventured as far as Ranger (on very still days)for shark and tuna.

Now Don,

I thought we were OFFERING seats on this thread not taking them! :p

Frank

I'm with Don, what do I have to do to get an offshore (Tuna, Shark, Mahi) seat? Don't be shy...

P