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well ive been doing all my “preseason” boat maintenance and when i started cleaning out my livewells i found a nickel down by the mesh drain cover, now i can only imagine how that got there, i sure dont tote change in my pocket while fishing, im guessing a fish sucked it in either off the bottom or while fluttering down and then spit it up in the livewell??
yall ever found anything unsual in your livewells?
He was trying to pay you for your service lol
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Does an overlooked crappie four days later in summer heat count? :banghead
You had a crappie that turned into a nickel.
I hear that stripers turn into quarters.
I found a mud shark in mine once.
I had a cull pin get stuck in in the drain valves. Played heck trying to get that out
Ask Jake, I bet he,s missing a nickel.
lol, he dont spend a dime, err a nickel on nothing, its all locked away in his train bank, infact thats where that nickel will end up
LOL
been there done that.painfully badQuote:
Originally Posted by crp4570
All the money we spend on minnows, jigs, plastics when could have just bought hooks, drilled a hole in a nickel and gone fishing.
I've always said all the colors are for the fishermen not the fish
Back in the late 80's I bought a block of "Rod and Reel" brand frozen shrimp. To thaw it I threw the block in the livewell. After thawing, several shrimp were scattered throughout the livewell. I "thought" I got them all out. A few days later we noticed a horrible stench coming from near the boat. I looked in the livewell and literally dry heaved. One had lodged under the drain tube. Hard to believe a single shrimp stunk so bad my neighbors noticed it. Lesson learned...
couple of times found little lobsters, and octopus in our "fish box".
Mouse died in it. Leave the lid open to air out in the garage after each trip. A dead mouse in the summer...foul
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