almosr lost a yellow - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

Kahouna · 08-25-2010, 06:41 PM

You guys may not realize it, but this has turned into a funny post. Being the Noob, I'm learning nice terms and things not to do, (Zombie Tourists and poking peoples catch).

I am also surprised at how brazen some people can be. I always feel nervous leaving my yak when I get my truck. Heck, the walk to my truck and drive outta there makes me question the lifeguards at the gene pool. Since my goals are to manage to try to not look like a tard on the return through the surf, and someday have something beside bait onboard, I just soak up the knowledge here and observe from a casual distance on the water.

Might I recommend a cordless drill and small drill bits the next time someone plays demolition derby with your stuff.

Rusty · 08-25-2010, 08:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Kahouna

You guys may not realize it, but this has turned into a funny postf.

The idea on the beach was to jack the guys fish and post a "kidnapped yellowtail" thread with an apology and beer being the ransom. There is definately supposed to be some dark sarcastic humor hidden in here. Hopefully we're not all out sabotaging eachother for stupid mistakes but the ideas are entertaining for sure. My crappy alum lets in so much water i wouldn't even notice if you drilled holes in it... but that's a great evil plan.

08-25-2010, 06:41 PM	#1
Kahouna Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2010 Posts: 108	You guys may not realize it, but this has turned into a funny post. Being the Noob, I'm learning nice terms and things not to do, (Zombie Tourists and poking peoples catch). I am also surprised at how brazen some people can be. I always feel nervous leaving my yak when I get my truck. Heck, the walk to my truck and drive outta there makes me question the lifeguards at the gene pool. Since my goals are to manage to try to not look like a tard on the return through the surf, and someday have something beside bait onboard, I just soak up the knowledge here and observe from a casual distance on the water. Might I recommend a cordless drill and small drill bits the next time someone plays demolition derby with your stuff.