bait tanks - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

Bing · 04-24-2006, 05:25 PM

Right on Larry! I am the same way.... Hope you laughed at my post a little. And Mr. Piranha, thank you for saying hello. Back atcha Stud. Yes I am alive and fishin'. Been to Mex, Hodges, few times to Dana you know the usual. I try to go weekdays when all you 8-5ers are grinding it out.

Note to Larry: Piranhas tank is an inexpensive way to go and it will work very well for yak'ing. But DAMN Piranha that is one UGLY looking bucket you got there. You could have spent another 5 minutes and drove to Walmart and got yourself one of those prettier paint buckets or something.

Hah, I could'nt resist! Hope you all are doing well. Ah, spoke to Thuder Chicken and hes pissed that I noted his labor charge as only $25 an hour. I have been duly informed that it is MUCH higher than that.

Nuff Said

Bing

04-24-2006, 05:25 PM	#1
Bing Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Capo Beach CA Posts: 4	Right on Larry! I am the same way.... Hope you laughed at my post a little. And Mr. Piranha, thank you for saying hello. Back atcha Stud. Yes I am alive and fishin'. Been to Mex, Hodges, few times to Dana you know the usual. I try to go weekdays when all you 8-5ers are grinding it out. Note to Larry: Piranhas tank is an inexpensive way to go and it will work very well for yak'ing. But DAMN Piranha that is one UGLY looking bucket you got there. You could have spent another 5 minutes and drove to Walmart and got yourself one of those prettier paint buckets or something. Hah, I could'nt resist! Hope you all are doing well. Ah, spoke to Thuder Chicken and hes pissed that I noted his labor charge as only $25 an hour. I have been duly informed that it is MUCH higher than that. Nuff Said Bing __________________ LP