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Dot Com Makes Good | Wicked Tuna


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·Nov 11, 2024

We're gonna go over to Dave and check his fish out.

Steam it, steam it, baby! You having fun yet? Huh? Yeah, huh? This is no round just drive-bys, right? We mark that man big. The meat is pink, beautiful! Here, we're gonna make a lot of money here. Till they came through with a drove, the downrod pop! You're gonna get another one. Nobody needs to know about this but us. Nobody really knows. If you find a spot and you're catching fish, you gotta be careful in who you call 'cause they'll tell two friends and they'll tell two friends and then it'll be over.

TJ's good like he's calling me asking, "Hey, you seen anything?" Do not tell TJ. He knows way too many people! Who is he to tell me not to tell TJ? Go fish! Don't talk to me. Go get going! I'm caught in a bad spot. If I tell TJ, Wickham's pissed, the crew is gonna be pissed at me. If I don't tell TJ, who I just said I'm gonna work with, then TJ's gonna be pissed at me. So regardless of what I do, somebody's gonna be mad. Good luck!

Yeah, Dave and I are in a good spot. Looks really good, this fish here, but we're gonna try to keep it as quiet as we can. I think Dave will keep it quiet.

Well, see, this does not look good here today, bro. I haven't seen a sign of anything. It's week three and we've only managed one fish so far. We struck out last week and we're really desperate to put some meat on the deck. I have to find better fishing. We have to turn things around.

DJ! Come on, I hear you. What's the scoop? Oh, any more around? Yeah, get over here! We just got one. Fall is about three-quarters of a mile to a mile away. He's sitting in 1/35. We had bikes and 192. My ears are bleeding listening to this! They won't just go find a spot and fish. She has to call everybody and find out what!

Oh no! If we're to spot and the fishing is slow and Dave gives us some info, I'm definitely gonna explore it. All right, we'll see what...

Well, Roger that. Be a leader, not a follower. I don't have any better options right now. I just got to go with it and put the throttle to the corner and hope for the best right now. Dave's telling us that he's on the meat. I have no reason to believe him.

There's really no time right now for me to debate with TJ about this move. I just really hope it pays off. Making about 15 knots, we should be there in about 35 minutes. We get a fish and she could stay focused!

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