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Well it time to give up LBC's
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I was, but then I started calculating how much those few bass I managed to coax into the boat was costing me per pound!
Sold the boat when I got serious about LBC's. Now, it's a wash, money-wise! :wink:
Sold the boat when I got serious about LBC's. Now, it's a wash, money-wise! :wink:
angelfj1
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Mark: Just remember the following:
<span style="font-style: italic"><span style="font-weight: bold">when the wind is in the north good fishermen do come forth
when the wind is in the south it blows the bait into the fishes mouth
when the wind is in the west the fishes bite the best
BUT
when the wind is in the east, the fishes bite the least</span></span>
good luck
<span style="font-style: italic"><span style="font-weight: bold">when the wind is in the north good fishermen do come forth
when the wind is in the south it blows the bait into the fishes mouth
when the wind is in the west the fishes bite the best
BUT
when the wind is in the east, the fishes bite the least</span></span>
good luck
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VERY nice rig, by the way! :thumbsup:
I had an older Astro-Glas 1750 fish and ski, with a 150 Merc. Nice workhorse.
I had an older Astro-Glas 1750 fish and ski, with a 150 Merc. Nice workhorse.
martx-5
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There's alot of guys at work that like the fishing thing. I've been out with them many times, and it certainly is a relaxing way to spend the day. Whatever fish you get for consumption is just a bonus. For me, if I want fish I just go to Codfish Tom's down in town and buy it...already cleaned and filleted. Besides, having one expensive hobby (the TR3 restoration), I don't need another one.
But if you ask me if I want to go fishing on your boat, I'll be there in a heart beat.
But if you ask me if I want to go fishing on your boat, I'll be there in a heart beat.
AweMan
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I know lots of guys that sure like to go out on YOUR BOAT, not many of them have fuel money nor do they like to help clean up the boat on return of the trip.
AND some even have the odasity to complain if there are no fish caught.
With friends like that .... who needs enemys?
I sold my boat and lost a few "FRIENDS" in the process. But not to worry .... no great loss. :lol:
AND some even have the odasity to complain if there are no fish caught.
With friends like that .... who needs enemys?
I sold my boat and lost a few "FRIENDS" in the process. But not to worry .... no great loss. :lol:
TR6oldtimer
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Had a boat once, 36 ft. with two big Chrysler Hemi's, each with dual quads. Friends and collegues would often say "Let's take your boat and go to Catalina this weekend."
I would say "OK, will you pay for the gas?"
"Sure, and we'll bring the beer" they would respond.
"OK. That will be $60. (1975)."
"What?"
"The boat burns a gallon a mile"
"Oh"
End of conversation...
Now there was this secretary... another story.
I would say "OK, will you pay for the gas?"
"Sure, and we'll bring the beer" they would respond.
"OK. That will be $60. (1975)."
"What?"
"The boat burns a gallon a mile"
"Oh"
End of conversation...
Now there was this secretary... another story.
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