we did get to do a little snorkling yesterday w/ a big gator in the distance. we took turns dipping our heads while the other kept his eyes on the gator's eyes. a very, very clear lake but no trespassing signs posted everywhere. we risked a citation or fine but did the sneaky. we observed beautiful dollar sunfish and intense gentle pygmy killies. this is a site all the locals use to swim at. with the carrabelle land grab many cool sites are now unavailable... but w/ the tate's hell ranger's help ive found many, many more sites. they take care of me and actually assist me during state time on these forays. they document what we find. i ID many unknowns for them. hey... our tax dollars at work! great guys too. ranger justin took me out on his boat where we hooked a dinner of spainish mackeral and a lemon shark... he got away. wow! ive never done anything like that. the family and friends had a banquet the next night!
ive had so little response for the monteagle teepee fisheree and with all the other regional activites planned im considering holding off on that trip and its planning. is anyone interested beyond bruce, steve and i? that was for the sat june 22 and the following sunday 6/23.
( bruce and steve... we could still do it tho if yall wish in prep for some other time.)
???
casper
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