Re: Capt. Bicho - Very Good
#88198
06/16/04 11:08 AM
06/16/04 11:08 AM
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Posts: 67 Ellenton,FL 34222
BiggieFL
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What days? I went out on Tuesday the 8th and it was small craft if not bordering gale force winds. He said one engine was running rough so be prepared to run on one engine but all was fine. We caught about 20 snapper(yellowtail, mangrove & Mahogany) along with some grouper and misc other small fish that we threw back. The snapper was wonderfull but I wish I did not watch him prepare it....he kicked that WHOLE BUCKET of butter. We then trolled the reef for baracuda and got a good strike but line tangled and we lost it. I wish we could have went outside and got some real fish but I never have a problem eating fresh snapper. Bicho and Bicho Jr are HIGHLY recommended. If anyone uses him, see if my Evinrude hand towel is still flying from his bimini...a small token of our appreciation. Thanks for the hookup Capt Jeff...absolutely wonderfull 
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Re: Capt. Bicho - Very Good
#88203
06/19/04 10:49 AM
06/19/04 10:49 AM
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Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 4,001 New Jersey/sanpedro
captjeff
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well the capt just got back from the west coast /your right capt bicho does a great job ,with the bone fish we tried it ,when we where down last trip ,not me but great action .. still like reef fishing better .and yes the wind was blowing 30 miles a hr almost every day ,strange wheather then ???? ,wind makes for sloppy condtions . to all here the skinny ,,,,the famous capt bicho bbq beach lobster /fish feast is the best there !!!!!!!,and forget the diet ,give me a half dozen lobsters with his sauce ,the sauce he makes home made right at the bbq ,yum ,tyum .yum , no way you eat dinner that night after the lunch all the lobster you can eat plus all the trimmings it is easy to live the dream here .....
Living The Dream Every Day!
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Re: Capt. Bicho - Very Good
#88204
06/19/04 11:44 AM
06/19/04 11:44 AM
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Joined: Mar 2004
Posts: 5 Portland, Oregon, U.S.A.
Flyboy2004
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Dear Jeff, Hi, my name is John Parkin, an Airline Pilot from Portland, Oregon, USA, whom will be moving (for tgood) to Belize--[Ambergris Caye area] and would greatly appreciate any information you might have for me to do volunteer work on isla de bonita. I speak spanish fairly well and am interested in helping boat captains' and doing volunteer work for the city chamber of commerce, and am wondering WHERE I might spend the first couple of weeks lodging so I can explore belize city, etc., and decide where it's safe and INexpensive to live down there. I am also going to apply with Tropic Airlines and already have been in touch with their chief pilot to drop in once I get down there, the first ten days of decemeber. any info. you can provide//contact people tips, etc., would be greatly appreciated. Sincerely, John Parkin at [email protected]
My name is John P., and I am very determines to teach elementary school in Belize. I was an Airline Pilot for 13 years,a Federal F.A.A.Investigator. It's God's calling for me to teach the poor children to reaad andd write so that THEY may have a chance in their live's to succeed, with no pay, just a safe place to live and I pay rent. Somebody PLEASE refer me to the rigght persons'? Speak semi-fluent spanish. A pilot position there would be great as well. [email protected] Thank you.
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Re: Capt. Bicho - Very Good
#88205
06/19/04 12:02 PM
06/19/04 12:02 PM
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Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 4,001 New Jersey/sanpedro
captjeff
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john call me at my work no#toll free 1 800 231 7447 or e mail me at [email protected] we will chat have seen your posts ,you sound like a great guy ..
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