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I lost by a very narrow margin on my last draw. This afternoon we had the Mexican Train Domino Championships. The greatest part of our 'Odyssey' is the wonderful friends we continue to make. We have had such a wonderful winter and we enjoyed our 'Great Loop' last year and we are wondering how long things can just keep getting better and better.

Man o war fishing vero beach full#

It will be interesting to see how long my opinion of my new 'buddies' holds once we get back to the states and the 'wakes' start.I guess when we get a good wake I will run downstairs and look in my full freezer and be thankful for all the wonderful fish and forgive the wake. We will be traveling with Bob, Carole & Roxie. We hate to leave here, although most of our close friends, even my new 'buddies' on the sport fishing boats, have already gone. When the weather looks promising we will move to Great Sale Cay and to prepare to cross. We will watch the weather from there and hopefully have a crossing back to the states Thursday or Friday. We are leaving Boat Harbour Marina tomorrow to go to Green Turtle Cay.

Click here to move to the latest updates beginning on June 2005 when the Grahams returned to Florida after six months in the Abacos. We pick up Odyssey’s lengthy trail in April 2004 once again in the Bahamas, bearing in mind the Grahams’ have already been to the Bahamas once before and completed the Great Loop. On the page, a video from September 2018 was posted that appeared to show a similar incident.Odyssey approaches the Rip Van Winkle Bridge over the Hudson River.

It is expected to be live-streamed to the social network by attendees. An event page is teasing that hundreds of fishermen and women will turn up tomorrow at the same location to make a point about the waters being a public space. Speaking to local media outlet Fox 35 Orlando, the fisherman said the woman had told him to 'go back to your country' and claimed she also said 'you don't belong here.'Ī Facebook page called 'Fish Joyce's Dock' was created after the incident. The police report noted that Ortiz claimed Khatibi had also made 'several racist comments to him.' Khatibi told WPEC she did not directly spray water at the fisherman, just in front of him 'so he would stay back.' She claimed he had 'trespassed through several private properties.' Jose had never approached the beach area that Joyce owns,' the local police incident report stated. Her property only includes about 5 feet of shoreline. Her property line does not extend into the water like her neighbors. 'We… reviewed the actual parcel that Joyce owned. Ortiz said he would be filing an official police complaint. But after a follow up, officers found Khatibi did not own the water she claimed to. 'You'll go to jail, he will go to jail.'Īn Indian River County Sheriff's Office report obtained by WPEC (CBS12) confirmed that Ortiz was initially asked to leave the area. 'If my son was here he would beat the shit out of you,' she threatened. She called him a loser several times and said her name was Pepé Le Pew. As they bickered, Khatibi picked up a hose and sprayed it in his direction. 'You don't own the water,' the fisherman continued. She says she owns the water, she is splashing me, bothering me,' Ortiz was heard saying in the video, which has been viewed thousands of times. Ortiz said he had fished at the spot for years but was interrupted on a recent trip by Khatibi, who claimed that he had been trespassing in a section of the water that she owned. She owns property in the Vero Beach area. The woman in the video was named by local media as Joyce Khatibi. The incident took place at Vero Beach last Thursday and footage was later uploaded to social media by fisherman Jose Ortiz, under the account name Tony Toca. Footage of a Florida woman berating a fisherman for being in water she claimed to own has gone viral-and a protest is being planned in the same area for tomorrow.