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Some of these photos are from one of our first trips of the 2006 season, others are from last year. You will find swordfish, tuna, red snapper, grouper, amberjack, dolphin..... and happy people on the Sea Hunter having fun fishing and bar-b-queing. Some of the pictures were taken on 10 hour trips, some on 18 hour trips while other photos are from 40 hour trips.

Captain McDuffie and his wife, Eva

Sunrise on the Sea Hunter somewhere in the Gulf of Mexico

Sea Hunter Orange Beach Fishing

Sea Hunter Orange Beach Fishing

The yellowfin tunas strength and massive size allow it to put up an unbelievable fight.

Sea Hunter Orange Beach Fishing

 

The escort service

Sea Hunter Orange Beach Fishing

Sea Hunter Orange Beach Fishing

Sea Hunter Orange Beach Fishing

Sea Hunter Orange Beach Fishing

A backyard bar-b-que on an overnight trip aboard the Sea Hunter somewhere in the Gulf of Mexico

The Green Egg

The lights in the background are from one of the oil rigs
we often fish around when on overnight trips in the Gulf of Mexico

Cookout aboard the Sea Hunter in the Gulf of Mexico

 

This guy has the best bunk in the entire Gulf of Mexico

Sleeping in the hammock

 

This Blue Marlin hit a cedar plug. They don't normally do that.

Blue Marlin

 

Swordfish have made a tremendous recovery in our part of the Gulf of Mexico

Swordfish

Gaffing a small shark

Sea Hunter Orange Beach Fishing

Sea Hunter Orange Beach Fishing

Sea Hunter Orange Beach Fishing

Dolphin

Dolphin

Petronius Platform

A compliant piled tower design, it is 610 meters (2,001 feet) high, the tallest free-standing structure in the world (when including underwater structures -- otherwise it would be Canada's CN Tower). The multi-deck topsides are 64 meters by 43 meters by 18.3 meters high and hold 21 well slots, the entire structure weighs around 43,000 tons. Around 8,000 m³ (50,000 barrels) of oil and 2,000,000 m³ (70 million cubic feet) of natural gas are extracted daily by the rig.
Construction was begun in 1997 by J Ray McDermott with the seabed mooring system. The contract for the platform was budgeted at $200 million with total costs of around $500 million. The 4,000-ton North Module was installed in November 1998, but the attempt to install the slightly lighter South Module in December of that year ended with the unit on the seabed. A replacement module was built and installed in May 2000. The Gulf of Mexico is 1754 feet deep here. The compliant tower design is more flexible than conventional land structures to cope better with sea forces. It can deflect in excess of 2% of height. Most buildings are kept to within 0.5% of height in order to have occupants not feel uneasy during periods of movement.

Sea Hunter Orange Beach Fishing

Sea Hunter Orange Beach Fishing

Sea Hunter Orange Beach Fishing

Hammer Head

Sea Hunter Orange Beach Fishing

Sid and Adam with 2 large red snapper

Signs of success!

Flags of success

Sea Hunter Orange Beach Fishing

These photos show why SEA HUNTER returns are such exciting events. The following pictures are from one of the first trips of the season in March, 2006.

Sea Hunter Charter Boat

Sea Hunter Charter Boat

Sea Hunter Charter Boat

Sea Hunter Charter Boat

Sea Hunter Charter Boat

Sea Hunter Charter Boat

Sea Hunter Charter Boat

Sea Hunter Charter Boat

Sea Hunter Charter Boat

Sea Hunter Charter Boat

Sea Hunter Charter Boat

Sea Hunter Charter Boat

Sea Hunter Charter Boat

Sea Hunter Charter Boat

Sea Hunter Charter Boat

The fish cleaning continued into the night !

Sea Hunter Charters

Alex McDuffie is still at it !

Sea Hunter Charter

The Mates

Sea Hunter Charters

A typical day at the office during ling season

Rickie McDuffie's office

One of the first ling of the 2006 season

ling

SEA HUNTER is docked at San Roc Cay Marina
Captain Ricky McDuffie
SEA HUNTER Charters, Inc.
26774 Martinique Drive Orange Beach, Alabama 36561

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