Thread: How close...is too close???

I usually just thank the Lord that I don't have to live with them and move on. Think about it, some people have to work with that guy every day! Somebody has to eat Christmas dinner with that guy. You don't get to choose your relatives. Whew, just thinking about it makes me thankful!

Originally Posted by The Lip RIPPERS

Yeah, we observed alot of yo-yo's with air dried fish dangling on them! But all the boats we encountered were all courteous...........EXCEPT the ones bass fishing, It's not bass giving the sport a bad name, only the fisherman! My wife was recently told by 2 bass fisherman that crappie is a poor mans sport; she instantly told them they were incapable of catching crappie and added bass were not difficult to catch at all. After a rousing cheer from other customers they quickly exited the store.....I think with a bruised ego?

Now that's funny LR. My hats off to the Mrs.. From the sounds of it I wouldn't want to get cross ways with her. I'm sure you have never done that have you? If so I bet you learned very quickly to bite your tongue and say nothing.

Thanks for all the response....all of them good.....if the Boston Whaler had at least said hello...or anything...I would have invited them in...and even shared a beer with them....but his motor revving, and glaring, was a definate turn off. I had friends with me from Lake Tenkiller...who show me some good winter crappie fishing, and they always enjoy the spring at my house on Eufaula, and they coud not beleive anyone would get that close. OK I know that Rock Creek and Crowder Cove are going to get pounded by tourist's....but with the high wind....it was the safest place.....
Next time....I'll go back to the tried and true....south of SH 31 in Gaines, Elm, or Ash Creeks.....
again thanks for the response
and good fishin
DeWanzo