There are still some BIG fish around. Kolten(705) saw two of these big drum in the mitigation site and placed a shrimp in front of this one. I know it looks as if the camera angle is adding to the size of the fish, but I assure you it was huge. We didn't have a tape and wanted to get it back into the water. Kolten got into the water and helped it regain its strength and swim away.  In the shallow water we could see half of the fish out of the water as it swam to the middle of the mitigation site.
Welcome to new owners Bill and Melba Dorbandt of San Antonio. They closed on 209 last week. Their daughter, Cindy, was here with her family this weekend and got to see this drum catch. I hope they don't think we catch these things all the time.
Our board has selected local company, GSM, to handle our Umbrella Policy for Kontiki for the coming year. They tell us they will write the policy for contents insurance for any owner, if asked. They had always done that for us during all the previous years they had our coverage.  Contents insurance has been hard to find for some as companies are not wanting to take on the risk associated with coastal properties.
I did find out more about our pier electricity.  Joe Burkholder(603) called to tell me that after they closed on 603 this spring, he began to receive bills from Bounce Energy for the pier electricity. I have no idea how Bounce got in there.  We were with Cirro. Then he said CPL started sending him bills for the pier electricity. He has tried diligently to clear this up with them, but to no avail.