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I was just wondering if any of you guys remember a boat out of Newport Marina Irondequoit the boat name was "Mary-Anne"

Tom

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Had a buddy working as mate on a charter out of there around 1990 but I don't remember the names anymore...

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He actually wasn't a charter capt. but knew them all His name was Charlie Maggio. My first trip ever to lake ontario was aboard the "Mary-Anne" Charlie told me seeings how I had never fished lake ontario the first fish was mine...just so happens it was the largest fish I have ever caught 29lb King!!! Charlie was my high school biology teacher. I fished with him every weekend after that all summer. What a blast!! Some of the charter guys I remember were "Irish Thunder" and "Anacona" I think Irish Thunder may be fishing on the east end and I think Anacona is fishing out of Rochester, I might be wrong.

Tom

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I remember the Ghost, Capt. Casper Pizzo. He kept his boat down at the river when I was a kid working for Frank Sanza, about 6 slips over.

Mr. Pizzo is how I remember him, he was also my teacher for my shop classes at R. L. Thomas High School. He would hook me up with NK spoons, and I would run them during the week after school and give him reports on which ones caught fish.

Those were the hay days.

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I remember all those names Missdemeanor mentioned. I was only a little kid, but remember my dad talking on the radio to Ghost, me a few times while I was at the wheel learning to drive between 7 and 8 yrs old

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I still bump into Caz now and then.....Great guy.......Us, Caz and John MacCabe (Desperado) all docked next to each other at Riverview..."The good ole days" Frank had his Rampage a few docks away.....

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Miss Demeanor,

I thought those others sounded familiar too, but I really only knew Cas. I loved fishing From Frank's Rampage, very nice boat. He had a 30 foot Sportcraft when I started working for him. Apparently it was one of the boats that got destroyed when the roof on the storage building collasped.

Those were the days. Good times!

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