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Cigar Minnow
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Been out of touch for awhile and haven't fished offshore lately. I'm dying to know what the general opinion for the Orinsky reef is.
THERE SHOULD BE NO COMMERCIAL FISHING ALLOWED FOR ANY SPECIES THAT IS CONSIDERED OVERFISHED.
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White Marlin
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Orinksky huh? never heard of that one. but as for the ORISKANY, it is located at 30 degrees 2 minutes 36 seconds north latitude, 87 degrees 0 minutes 24 seconds west longitude. The uppermost structure is located at 30 degrees 2 minutes 33.3 seconds north latitude, 87 degrees 0 minutes 23.8 seconds west longitude.
whoops i read your question wrong. i thought you were looking for the coordinates. from everything ive heard from buddies diving it, is is really starting to get loaded up with fish. i cant wait to dive it next summer. i personally wish it had been placed in about 600 plus feet of water, but that's just me. do a forum search on "oriskany" and you will come across TONS of old, helpful threads.
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The Blue Hoo (12/3/2008)
Orinksky huh? never heard of that one. but as for the ORISKANY, it is located at 30 degrees 2 minutes 36 seconds north latitude, 87 degrees 0 minutes 24 seconds west longitude. The uppermost structure is located at 30 degrees 2 minutes 33.3 seconds north latitude, 87 degrees 0 minutes 23.8 seconds west longitude.
whoops i read your question wrong. i thought you were looking for the coordinates. from everything ive heard from buddies diving it, is is really starting to get loaded up with fish. i cant wait to dive it next summer. i personally wish it had been placed in about 600 plus feet of water, but that's just me. do a forum search on "oriskany" and you will come across TONS of old, helpful threads.You read it wrong, because you were too busy trying to bust the guy's balls for spelling it wrong. You know what he meant, so there was no need to post your original comment.
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Grouper
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| WTF! damn thats cold way to make it right woody 
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BuckWild (12/3/2008)
The Blue Hoo (12/3/2008)
Orinksky huh? never heard of that one. but as for the ORISKANY, it is located at 30 degrees 2 minutes 36 seconds north latitude, 87 degrees 0 minutes 24 seconds west longitude. The uppermost structure is located at 30 degrees 2 minutes 33.3 seconds north latitude, 87 degrees 0 minutes 23.8 seconds west longitude.
whoops i read your question wrong. i thought you were looking for the coordinates. from everything ive heard from buddies diving it, is is really starting to get loaded up with fish. i cant wait to dive it next summer. i personally wish it had been placed in about 600 plus feet of water, but that's just me. do a forum search on "oriskany" and you will come across TONS of old, helpful threads.You read it wrong, because you were too busy trying to bust the guy's balls for spelling it wrong. You know what he meant, so there was no need to post your original comment. And you are too busy busting his balls about busting the original poster's balls to add anything positive to the thread. To answer the original question. Yes the Oriskany is starting to hold more and more fish. It is a big reef. Many people report catching fish on the sand to the sides of the ship and off the bow. During the summer months the superstructure area usually has about 6+ dive boats on it. But fishing off to the side or over the bow I am told is some decent fishing.
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Grouper
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| I read on a local dive site that the wreck shifted and now the superstructure is below "safe" diving depths? Any news on that?
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hjorgan (12/3/2008)
I read on a local dive site that the wreck shifted and now the superstructure is below "safe" diving depths? Any news on that?Everything is about 8-10 feet deeper now I believe. The flight deck was at about 135 before the ship shifted/settled a bit. The super structure is still well within reach.
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Trigger
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| I dove it a few months ago before the storm. There were fish everywhere on that wreck. Also there was a fishing boat around the bow and they were doing real well. Everytime I looked their way it seemed they had a fish. Here are some pics from that dive. 
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Grouper
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| Cool pics Wirebitter, Thanks. Skip
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Grouper
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Wirebiter, Thats some cool looking pictures. Did you see any wahoo in the area? Are grouper sticking there heads out of the structure yet? Gene
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Trigger
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| There were so many nooks and cranny's out there on that structure there is no doubt that grouper are all over that thing. I saw a bunch of those near extinct gulf red snapper, a monster AJ, trigger, lots of urchins, and bait fish that would not end. I didn't see any wahoo, or grouper, but I am sure with all that bait everything stops there at one point or another.
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Trigger
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| ive shot grouper off the o, but there are big ajs and plenty of almacos and everything else great reef that everyone should see and fish SSI
Sniper Spear-ItIf you're not afraid to shoot it, its not big enough!!!
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White Marlin
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 if i wanna rattle the guy's cage for misspelling, that's my choice. dont act like yall have never done it. i answered his question
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Cigar Minnow
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| You are a pompous, arrogant idiot who is so full of shit I can smell it from my computer. Please feel free to spell check my post.
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Cigar Minnow
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| Well guys, since I have not posted here in awhile, many of you don't know me. Those who do know me will vouch that I am no rookie. Been around awhile and caught more fish than the guy who "rattled my cage". I'm a big boy, I don't hide behind some ficticious name. I'm proud to walk up to any of you and shake your hand. I don't post anything from behind my computer that I won't say to your face. I'm a true Georgia redneck and proud of it. Having said that I was born and raised in Panama City, out on the beach. I still fish in Florida every chance I get, usually once a month or so. At one time that once a month was out of Pensacola. Back then personal attacks and foul language would not be tolerated, but that was then. Rest assured I don't need anyone to take up for me. Anyone having an issue with me, I will be glad to talk it over with you over a cup of coffee, in person, face to face. I like to troll and thus was interested if the predictions for Orinskany, {that better?} were true. Bouys yet? Is there a standing wave where it is from currents? Are those Amberjacks I see in the pic? Thanks for the cords. Now I know where it is. Good day.
THERE SHOULD BE NO COMMERCIAL FISHING ALLOWED FOR ANY SPECIES THAT IS CONSIDERED OVERFISHED.
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Grouper
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Ron if the weather holds we are hitting the O' next week for some stress relief.
I'll have pics and a report if it works out.
Will be our first trip there.
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Grouper
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Oh and I almost PMd you to correct your sig for you
but then I realized I like it better like it is
"Old fishermen never die, they just small that way"
Way better than "smell that way"
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Mingo
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| I have caught wahoo a few miles past the carrier trolling between structures.
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Grouper
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OK I'm 90% sure we are hitting the O-spot tomorrow.
I don't have any numbers AROUND the O though.
If you are feeling new-year's generous, PM me some good spots and you are sure to get MAJOR GOOD KARMA for 2009!!!!
Plus I'll send you a present!
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