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First, I hope you, your family and your staff have all fared well through Tropical Storm Claudette. We left the Cape yesterday morning, and we are intently watching the Weather Channel from home (Round Rock, Texas) hoping that all is well.



We took not one, but two snorkeling trips with you this past week, and they were both great! I have a bit of a fear of the water, so snorkeling was a big step for me, but you and your deck hands (Sara and Lindsey) made my first snorkeling experience so memorable and comfortable that the whole family decided to take a second snorkeling trip two days later. Both trips were great, and we cant wait to come back next year for more snorkeling.



Again, I hope you are all well after the storm. We look forward to seeing you next year!!



Margie Reed

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red snapper, a grouper and a black snapper. On the shark trip we all pulled in
a shark each and got turns on the big poles pulling in 250+ pound nurse
sharks.....yeah, there was more than one of them! The guys are fantastic,
really good with the kids and they make it a memorable trip for everyone.
Captain Bill took a couple of our younger group members and gave them a turn at
the wheel as we were leaving port and Richard did a fantastic job explaining the
processes to everyone. Richard has truly never met a stranger and is about as
personable as you can get! We had a fantastic time and would recommend these
trips to anyone who have any interest in fishing. We will go out with Fishin
Express when we come back for vacation next year!
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Individuals who recreationally harvest must do so using a dive flag,(all Seahorse Rental Boats have dive flags). The dive flag must be prominently displayed and the diver must stay within close proximity of the flag.

The daily bag limit is restricted to two gallons of whole unshucked scallops or one pint of meat per person per day. There is a limit of 10 gallons of unshucked scallops per vessel per day and the must be 10 people on the vessel.]]> http://www.seahorsewatersafaris.com/blog.cfm?id=67 07/19/08 ]]> http://www.seahorsewatersafaris.com/blog.cfm?id=73 07/04/08