Got the fever!

Anybody around this area know these folks. I'd say they got the fishin fever bad.Must be in between rides!!https://scontent-dfw1-1.xx.fbcdn.net...3e&oe=570039A6

Looks like they need to make a trip to local truck dealership then to Big River Marine .:Rofl

That's up here where I live at Jonesboro, Ar. See it all time. The dude probably just got caught speeding, trying to get to the lake after work. Or it could be the cop just asking where they're biting.

I see no law being broken
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I was there when it happened. The real story is the police officer had the boat tied on the top of his cruiser so he could go fishing after work. He (the police officer) didn't notice the stop light had turned red while he was fiddling with the tuner trying to find something decent to listen to on FM. Well, he slammed on his breaks to try to not rear end that poor driver but the forces of nature took over when the extra shoestring he had used to secure the boat to the light bar broke. What you are actually seeing is the officer profusely begging the guy to please go along with his story so he will not get into trouble. The trouble is not because he had the boat tied on the light bar with a shoe string or even that the boat ended up like a javelin in the back of the car. The trouble was the boat actually belongs to the Chief & this officer didn't ask if he could borrow it. He just snuck it away when the Chief wasn't looking & come to find out the Chief had been planning on tying the boat on the top of his cruiser with a shoe string so he could go fishing after work.

True story. If you can't trust a fisherman who can you trust?

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Originally Posted by Pac in Arkansas

I was there when it happened. The real story is the police officer had the boat tied on the top of his cruiser so he could go fishing after work. He (the police officer) didn't notice the stop light had turned red while he was fiddling with the tuner trying to find something decent to listen to on FM. Well, he slammed on his breaks to try to not rear end that poor driver but the forces of nature took over when the extra shoestring he had used to secure the boat to the light bar broke. What you are actually seeing is the officer profusely begging the guy to please go along with his story so he will not get into trouble. The trouble is not because he had the boat tied on the light bar with a shoe string or even that the boat ended up like a javelin in the back of the car. The trouble was the boat actually belongs to the Chief & this officer didn't ask if he could borrow it. He just snuck it away when the Chief wasn't looking & come to find out the Chief had been planning on tying the boat on the top of his cruiser with a shoe string so he could go fishing after work.

True story. If you can't trust a fisherman who can you trust?

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Pac, stories like this only happen in Long Creek,NC. When those big slabs start to do their thing,Me and your big Brother need to come out there.

I got a great place for you to bring your boat so you guys can do some spider rigging. It's called Conway & it isn't too bad if you get out in the middle a little ways from the bank. You get away from most of the snags that way.

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Originally Posted by Pac in Arkansas

I got a great place for you to bring your boat so you guys can do some spider rigging. It's called Conway & it isn't too bad if you get out in the middle a little ways from the bank. You get away from most of the snags that way.

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:Rofl:Rofl:Rofl

Pac be on a roll:Rofl:highfive

We lived in Jonesboro for several years and I definitely recognize the location but not the "rig". He's probably headed for Hogue or Poinsett.