Thread: Knocked Overboard

I found this on youtube the other day and was SHOCKED ... This guy lost his whole engine!!

Champion Boat Looses Motor On Truman - YouTube

Originally Posted by 1badchampion

I found this on youtube the other day and was SHOCKED ... This guy lost his whole engine!!

Champion Boat Looses Motor On Truman - YouTube

I just threw up a little

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I would like to add, a stringer full of fish, couple hats, a pocket knife my late dad gave me(cried on thst one),a zip tie full of wrenches, a cresent wrench, dropped a spark plug,and last but not least i knocked out a brand new black widow sprider rig set up, i would have jumped in afyer it but it was 25 degrees(again i cried).

I should have knocked my brother in sardis this spring,banghead

I had my bandit depth chart go overboard on a windy day recently, just watched as it went down...down.....down.....then gone, made for a long day

Well, let's see....in addition to my sunglasses, there was my watch, my fav bracelet, tape measure, and pliers. Never to be seen again. I tried to do the same to ATM, but unfortunately, unlike the afore mentioned...he floats.
Obviously I am a bird brain for wearing spencive stuff to the lake. I have finally learned my lesson.
I have also learned that when the lake gets really, really low, I need to purchase a metal detector. From the sounds of y'all, I kin find all kinds of good stuff

Originally Posted by 1badchampion

I found this on youtube the other day and was SHOCKED ... This guy lost his whole engine!!

Champion Boat Looses Motor On Truman - YouTube

There is no amount of beer that would make that crappy day go away

Stringer of fish... UGH!! Thanks for the reminder. Add that to my list. Back story: Three of us in the jon on the HOA lake. Clip style stringer hooked to Ralph's tackle box, were messing around, and drinking... more drinking than fishing, but we had a good load of 18 or so large black crappie. I'm driving the boat, take the other two to the dock so we can load the boat and get home (two blocks to the house). We'd pulled the fish in as we crossed the lake. I didn't notice Ralph had his tackle box in hand when he got on the dock. They are taking their time getting the truck backed down so I decide to keep the fish fresh. I reached back and grabbed the stringer and flipped it back in the water... remember Ralph has his tackle box.