Father in Law caught this shark offshore Saturday, can you guys tell us what kind it is?
http://2coolfishing.com/ttmbforum/showthread.php?t=69910
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http://2coolfishing.com/ttmbforum/showthread.php?t=69910
Thanks
Shark ID please
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Looks like a nice sandbar shark!
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He sure does. He is a great guy too!CAPSIZED said:
Nice shark!
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I found this on the web.. an article from Boat US....
Worth looking into... lets follow this one !
I clicked on the link and it links to the current texas site...
I'll try to call tomorrow...
.20 cents a gallon over a factored over a year of fishing...
I dont know about you, I waste most of my money on Women and Beer, what I have left over I spend on fishing...This is like a raise in pay if it's true.
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Texas: Recreational boaters can apply for a $0.20 per-gallon refund (before factoring in a 2% distributor's tax and a $1.50 filing fee) on state taxes paid for gasoline used in their boats. Although original invoices and receipts are not required to accompany the claim, filers are asked to keep all records for four years. The refund claim must be filed no later than one year after the first purchase being claimed.
Form 06-106 can be downloaded from the Internet at: www.window.state.tx.us/taxinfo/taxforms/06-forms.html. For more information, call the Texas Comptroller's office at 800-252-1383.
Worth looking into... lets follow this one !
I clicked on the link and it links to the current texas site...
I'll try to call tomorrow...
.20 cents a gallon over a factored over a year of fishing...
I dont know about you, I waste most of my money on Women and Beer, what I have left over I spend on fishing...This is like a raise in pay if it's true.
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Texas: Recreational boaters can apply for a $0.20 per-gallon refund (before factoring in a 2% distributor's tax and a $1.50 filing fee) on state taxes paid for gasoline used in their boats. Although original invoices and receipts are not required to accompany the claim, filers are asked to keep all records for four years. The refund claim must be filed no later than one year after the first purchase being claimed.
Form 06-106 can be downloaded from the Internet at: www.window.state.tx.us/taxinfo/taxforms/06-forms.html. For more information, call the Texas Comptroller's office at 800-252-1383.
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Well enough to be writing a book on the subjectCAPSIZED said:
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Hey lemme know when that comes out, I want an autographed copy.BeachBumCSF said:Well enough to be writing a book on the subject
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