I did not see any choppers nor did I see any local rescue boats headed that way this AM....Normally I see / hear something....especially the CG Dauphene helicopter... It usually flies straight up the beach.
There are many roads to travel
Many things to do.
Knots to be unraveled
'fore the darkness falls on you
I've played through the scenario in my head, what I would do if I ever fell off the South Jetty... my answer is drop all my sh__ and float until the tide quit pushing me then swim to shore... but of course that tide could take you all the way to Monster Hole... if you could start heading south once past the tip you'd stand a chance but gawd does that water rip through there... with all your gear on and dodging all the lines it would certainly be challenging...
I've played through the scenario in my head, what I would do if I ever fell off the South Jetty... my answer is drop all my sh__ and float until the tide quit pushing me then swim to shore... but of course that tide could take you all the way to Monster Hole... if you could start heading south once past the tip you'd stand a chance but gawd does that water rip through there... with all your gear on and dodging all the lines it would certainly be challenging...
Very scary...
My son fell in ( was pushed actually) off the L dock... I was not there, my wife was there with a friend. He was like 4 or 5 years old...If it wasn't for some fisherman who waded out to his neck and grabbed him...it could have gone bad... outgoing can rip there...
The FD does its "swift water rescue" training there... Oddly, My son is now a member of that team.... :grin
In thinking about it...Maybe grab lines..... hope they don't hook you too bad.... :shrug
There are many roads to travel
Many things to do.
Knots to be unraveled
'fore the darkness falls on you
My son fell in ( was pushed actually) off the L dock... I was not there, my wife was there with a friend. He was like 4 or 5 years old...If it wasn't for some fisherman who waded out to his neck and grabbed him...it could have gone bad... outgoing can rip there...
The FD does its "swift water rescue" training there... Oddly, My son is now a member of that team.... :grin
In thinking about it...Maybe grab lines..... hope they don't hook you too bad.... :shrug
i'll take the hook in the hands and hope the guy is using strong line lol.
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I did not see any choppers nor did I see any local rescue boats headed that way this AM....Normally I see / hear something....especially the CG Dauphene helicopter... It usually flies straight up the beach.
Many things to do.
Knots to be unraveled
'fore the darkness falls on you
I got cut up but didn't need stitches.
Never went back, beach or boats after that fall.
Very scary...
My son fell in ( was pushed actually) off the L dock... I was not there, my wife was there with a friend. He was like 4 or 5 years old...If it wasn't for some fisherman who waded out to his neck and grabbed him...it could have gone bad... outgoing can rip there...
The FD does its "swift water rescue" training there... Oddly, My son is now a member of that team.... :grin
In thinking about it...Maybe grab lines..... hope they don't hook you too bad.... :shrug
Many things to do.
Knots to be unraveled
'fore the darkness falls on you
i'll take the hook in the hands and hope the guy is using strong line lol.
Ouch! on self hooking!
I'd be more scared they'd think I was a boat and throw sinkers at me LOL
http://www.floridatoday.com/story/news/local/2016/08/24/personnel-respond-possible-drowning-county-line/89311872/
of course if it was a circle hook, it'd never bite and i'd be swept out to sea to drown...stupid circle hooks.
Well, According to the wife...it was a 7 year old that did it...so....:grin
Many things to do.
Knots to be unraveled
'fore the darkness falls on you