Ray Brunetti

Boca Raton, FL, United States

Old school angler still learning after 50 years. Glad to be a part of the SUF Community and help any way I can.

You won’t have that boat after next week. ā€œWinkā€. Go do your thang tomorrow bro.

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09 May 20:27

Look at that big ole smile!

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07 May 20:34

Just got accepted and registered for the iCast event in Orlando this July. Going to be a great opportunity to promote my company brand and start to build relationships with Manufacturers and other Industry folks. Just by doing things the right way and getting accepted, I feel as if I’ve already won.

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07 May 18:17

Congratulations guys. Middle of the pack is nothing to sneeze at. It’s an accomplishment!

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06 May 04:42

Nice!

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04 May 06:59

Part of research is finding out regulations for a body of water you’ll be fishing. With me picking up a boat coming up very quickly, I found a requirement for me to legally launch in the Everglades National Park. The effort and knowledge gained was worth it. Even though I’m going to be primarily using it for my tournament journey around Orlando based fisheries I needed this for Everglades trips. Next step is USCG Captain. Again, more knowledge.

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01 May 17:09

Just started doing socials as a soft launch. Both YouTube and IG are ZFFishing

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01 May 15:29

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Shakey Heads aren’t supposed to work on Peacocks. Agitated them enough on their bed. Got 2 on SMH Purple Rain a few minutes ago.

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01 May 09:53

Just to put it out there. This weekend i'm going to be spending my last weekend chained to the bank.

I've entered into an agreement to pick up a Lowe Stinger 188 mid May from someone we all know and respect. I'll be taking another trip to South Carolina for delivery.

This opens the door to tournament fishing as a boater and pushing my company forward. #Extremely excited!

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Will you’ll find there isn’t a standard. Every manufacturer has their ā€˜definition’. A GLoomis will feel completely different than a Shimano or Fitzgerald. Brian Barde , being a rod builder can get more specific. In the end, I prefer a rod that acts as a shock absorber between me and the fish.

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