Tom Scholberg
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AAWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW. BTW I want to lobby for the earlier weekend in August. Will still try to make it no matter when, always a great time.
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..... Heck, sitting watching the river flow past is probably a shade better than looking and listening to McCann all weekend!
Chuck
If you just bring the bedroom you can ride in my boat now that I have the lower unit on right and the gaskets all sealed up ;^)) Call me, we can plan.
Door County Cherry Pie? You're IN...............The other Andrew (Holley) keeps promising to bring a cherry pie but never shows up.
If you just bring the bedroom you can ride in my boat now that I have the lower unit on right and the gaskets all sealed up ;^)) Call me, we can plan.
Tom:
I'll bring the shear pins!
KT
SO do I bring the 20' Honker with layouts... or the TDBish 14? Both have been there.... or do I bring nothing?
Mark and Kevin. You guys are soooo funny I forgot to laugh. If I try to run through the kind of crap I did at Pelican maybe I should make some stainless sheer pins and the 25 is securly bolted on so Murphy will have to find something else to taunt me with. Lacrosse is good place to find the weak points and fix/improve before the season. (That would be my "half full glass statement " for the year.
Tom:
Thank you thank you thank you!!!! I haven't laughed that hard in weeks! It's only funny because nothing truly bad really happened...I mean when I went to Pelican with you I learned three very valuable lessons:
I'm glad you or anybody else on this forum wasn't there to witness my next BBIII voyage, when, after parking the truck at the top of the ramp I started running, waiving my arms like a madman and yelling "put the plug in! put the plug in!" My son didn't have a clue what I was ranting about until the water in the boat got up to his ankles.
- Shear pins really do work...and it's probably best to take along about six sets of them per outing.
- Emergency cutoff tethers also work, and are vital and necessary safety equipment.
- Overheating due to faulty water pumps can really suck. At least until somebody else is kind enough to tow you back to the launch.
And at the end of the season, my other son deadpanned, "That's about a four thousand dollar duck" when all I had to show at the end of the season was one Mallard after building a custom duck boat with motor, trailer and "the works"...but it was well worth it. Wouldn't trade it for anything.
It ain't about killing ducks after all.
KT
Heck, sitting watching the river flow past is probably a shade better than looking and listening to McCann all weekend!
Chuck