Yall need to brave the elements and go fishing. A 40 mph wind and ligtning shouldn't discourage anyone.
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Yall need to brave the elements and go fishing. A 40 mph wind and ligtning shouldn't discourage anyone.
I was thinking the same. Its not raining to hard under that cypress tree.
Cypress tree=redneck lightning rod:yikes That may be the only way to do it. Chain yourself to a hunnert year old cypress and hang on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Billy E
i would is i did not have a dr. appt. this morning!!!1
I have a wind indicator in my back yard,,a 10' piece of 1/2" log chain welded to the top of a piece of 2" pipe set in concrete..if the wind stands it straight out, no fishing...if it stands out but riffles, on the lee side only, less than that, its fishing as usual...lol
Some folks gotta work
Is it the deluxe model that indicates rain and snow as well? On the fancy models if the chain is wet you know it's raining and if the chain turns white it's snowing. BTW, if the chain stands straight out, gimme a call collect. I'm diggin a foxhole and taking cover.Quote:
Originally Posted by xring
Thats pretty funny right there xring! i fished a local river up here in nea yesterday and darn near got skunked! think i better stay outta the rain today!!!!!!!!!!!!! all tho they are probably flopping up on the bank probably about right now!
Wind and rain OK. Lightning NO! I got struck several years ago outside the shop. Not to be recommended.
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