Holy **** that was rough!
 

Rode out to the islands from cocodrie this morning. Slick seas when we left , fished for a few hours and in the blink of an eye the absolute worst conditions I've ever been in on a bay boat! True 5-6' seas not the "dude my boat runs 99mph in 3' chop seas" but real 5 fters. Took more than I can count over the bow , was in ankle+ deep water for the hour it took us to make it in from 7-8 miles Offshore . Not bragging but very thankful! Some guys in a 18' aluminum boat left 5 min before us but they were headed toward Dularge n we were headed toward coco, I hope tgey made it in ok. Definitely scary being in between waves n only seeing a wall of water crashing over the bow ... Oh yeah BTW we had 3-4 really nice trout

Karma, poppin cork and rattle trap huh!!!!!!!!!!

Pics or it didnt happen! Nah just kidding glad yall made it back.

;)

It woulda been a breeze had you been in a certain other type of bay boat...
:shaking::rotfl:

:) that's me kissing dry land!!

I'm glad you cleared that up. :rolleyes:

Shoulda had a haynie.

Yeah coulda ran 99mph back to the landing and not got a drop of spray on you.

X 2.....5 foot seas are nothing for a hiney...

Wulda been nice cuz I was wearing a rain suit n my clothes under it still got soaked

Dang dude...glad y'all made it in safely....I had that happen to me one time also, will never forget that day, was so glad to make it into the jetties.....

Glad ya'll made it in safely, hope that aluminum boat made it.

What type of boat were you running, how long was it?

glad you are ok

BUT..........................
 

Did you catch any fish??????

hey
 

Not to make light of the situation but....

glad your ok bud!

24' Triton.

22' sea pro... We took brads boat

Yes but very few it was an exploratory trip to see if any big spring trout moved out there yet. But the ones we did catch were in the 2-5 lb range

Shoulda been in the triton I woulda felt better in a triton myself over a sea pro anyways