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[longcast]

Just finished cleaning the boat after a rough day. Wind sucked. Tide sucked. Dirty water. And the weekend warriors. I think one in particular got the picture when I asked him to pass the coffee, lol. Close one. Lots of hours for a couple. Someone had to stay on the wheel to get the drift to work. Glad folks caught.

 

[dsedy]

Just finished cleaning the boat after a rough day. Wind sucked. Tide sucked. Dirty water. And the weekend warriors. I think one in particular got the picture when I asked him to pass the coffee, lol. Close one. Lots of hours for a couple. Someone had to stay on the wheel to get the drift to work. Glad folks caught.

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beautiful fish and great job staying at the wheel, that takes skill and a necessity in those rough conditions especially with other boats getting chopped around in the slop

 

[longcast]

beautiful fish and great job staying at the wheel, that takes skill and a necessity in those rough conditions especially with other boats getting chopped around in the slop

Friend who would not venture out snapped a photo.

 

[cany]

Friend who would not venture out snapped a photo.

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looks nice for moriches

 

[dsedy]

Friend who would not venture out snapped a photo.

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great shot!

 

[dsedy]

Friend who would not venture out snapped a photo.

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I had the Taco telescoping outriggers. when inshore I would retract them and lay them flat on the canopy or take them off completely...they had a tendency to slip / wear out on the connection area near the base...that was a long time ago so maybe they are designed and bulit differently now.

 

[Roccus7]

Putting the final touches on my project to take all 14 Monty Python's Flying Circus DVDs and convert them to MPGs so I can watch on any device on my home network.

I wasn't expecting the Spanish Inquisition...

 

[longcast]

I had the Taco telescoping outriggers. when inshore I would retract them and lay them flat on the canopy or take them off completely...they had a tendency to slip / wear out on the connection area near the base...that was a long time ago so maybe they are designed and bulit differently now.

These are the gemlux. I guess lazy to take on and off.