It's funny but I moved down here so I could have the same situation with fishing and going to the keys. 25 min from the house and I'm looking for tailing bones or permit. 25 min from the house the other way and I'm sipping a rum runner at a tiki bar on the water.
It's funny but I moved down here so I could have the same situation with fishing and going to the keys. 25 min from the house and I'm looking for tailing bones or permit. 25 min from the house the other way and I'm sipping a rum runner at a tiki bar on the water.
As much as I would really like to hunt out my backyard and it is possible in some parts of Central Florida on the outskirts, I do believe I would much rather enjoy fishing out of my backyard/dock/seawall.....It just seems I would be able to enjoy it for longer periods of the year. Now if I could just figure out how to get to the water!!
It's funny but I moved down here so I could have the same situation with fishing and going to the keys. 25 min from the house and I'm looking for tailing bones or permit. 25 min from the house the other way and I'm sipping a rum runner at a tiki bar on the water.
I purchased my house on a lake so I can fish for peacock and large mouth bass any time.
I used to fish behind the house 200+ days a year from shore or aboard my 14' "yacht".
Now I fish maybe 50 days a year.
As my son gets older, he's getting more into fishing so maybe in few years we'll be fishing the lake a lot more.
Dony I agree with you 100% about "supply and demand", circumstances and current situation. This is one of the many reasons why we are going to change our situation, circumstances and the supply and demand once we sell our home, and head back to the south in Georgia. Our money goes three times as far there, and my salary will only decrease by $30K a year, still in the six figure range. I can own 100 plus acres, 2500 Sq' custom built home, and not have any hussle or bussle for the same amount we pay for a 100x100 lot with 2000 Sq' without hunting or outdoor access. We have been there, and done that as a small business owners also and understand the tax advantage, but damm that's alot of coin to lay out, my mutual funds would like that kinda money alot more than I would like a hunting lease.
To each his own, I just couldn't justify $8K plus, even for 1000 acres of access all for myself.
Good post Batemaster!!!
once we sell our home, and head back to the south in Georgia. Our money goes three times as far there, and my salary will only decrease by $30K a year, still in the six figure range. I can own 100 plus acres, 2500 Sq' custom built home, and not have any hussle or bussle
I'll be waiting on the invite.......I'll bring the beer ....does this mean you would be routing for the Dawgs??
