Hey CDC LA folks.
Everybody has a pre and or post fishing check list. Mental or written,
What would you list #1 and why?
For extra credit you could give us your top ten.
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Hey CDC LA folks.
Everybody has a pre and or post fishing check list. Mental or written,
What would you list #1 and why?
For extra credit you could give us your top ten.
I look at the Tires on the Trailer to make sure we are not pulling out on a Flat
1. Be sure the plug is in boat......don't want to sink lol
2. Be sure I have boat keys
3. Be sure I have remote for trolling motor
4. check tires
5. check trailer lights
6. Be sure hitch is down on ball and saftey chains hooked
7 Be sue bow safety chain is hooked
8. Check all tie downs
9. check transom saver
10. Check and make sure fuel bulb is gonna pump up
Go fishing
Pre- At least 3 jigs, two poles, enough gas in vehicle to make to drop in n back. Paddle n cooler.
Should be more and is when I take a young'n.
Post- enough ice on fish til I know I can clean em. I try to put boat as to where it won't fill with rain water
Easy peasy
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all of these "G mentioned, maybe a different order......check the plug definitely first.....I double and triple check it.....add sammiges, cookies, pepsi & orange pop....kiss wife bye....Quote:
Originally Posted by "G"
If I listed the things I put on my list for a one or two day trip everyone would fall asleep from boredom because I start with boat plug etc. but include everything from wallet, eye glasses,cell phone,phone chargers, ice, frozen ice bottles, ext. cords................never mind I think you get the picture.......... I say that's OK you will be OLD someday and if it is not on the list.........guess what!!! ~~<*{{{{<<
Make sure I had the battery charged....forgot one time, launched, then had to paddle around. Not the easiest thing to do in a boat with a 40hp motor attached. lol
I just check to see if Linda's ready, then I'm good to go.
She reminds me of:
Is the plug in
Are the lights working
Are the PFD in the boat
Do we need gas
Are the snacks on board
Is the plug in
I think you get the picture. She's a worry wart, and I'm just a get up and go kind of guy.
"gene"
All the above, Plus no one has said grease to the trailor hubs!!
The type I have (not oil bath) are good for 1 1/2 to 2 years.....just watch for leaks....Quote:
Originally Posted by coachmhs98