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  • Rules of boating

    Check the plug before putting the boat in

    Don't let your buddy fill up your boat, 20 gallons might end up in the hull

    No bananas

    Lift up your power pole anchor before taking off

    When in doubt, trim it out and don't look back

    I know I'm missing some...

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    Send Lobster to Jerry and JT.

    Check the 2 cycle oil or the 4 Stroke oil level.

    Have throw cushion within reach or prolly get a ticket by GW.

    Throw empty beer cans in JT's boat-never leave empties in your own boat.
    "Hey Hillary, regarding the Benghazi Attack on 9/11-we'll just blame it on that movie, not my total lack of security. By the way, what's so significant about 9/11 anyway-was that a date my buddy Bill Ayers of the Weather Underground blew up a government building?" asked Obama to Hillary. BEAUTIFY AMERICA, RUN OVER A LIBERAL, THEN BACK UP AND SEE IF HE'S DEAD.

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    • #3
      never take your brother in law on the boat


      eight year old neice's and big waves dont mix


      always make the other people on the boat feel like you catch all the fish
      I dont always drink beer, but when i do , I prefer to be fishing !!!!!

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      • #4
        No, you can't have my last THREE beers.

        I told you not to eat them convenience store burritos before getting on my boat!

        You told me to go this way, so YOU jump overboard and push us off the flats, tubby!

        OK, I caught your last three fish by casting in front of ya - here, take my puffer fish.

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        • #5
          Listen to your surroundings. Especially if one of your buddy's on your boat is thundering towards you trying to follow a fish because he's not going to see you and run over/shove you.

          Check for ice in the cooler and don't leave it in the truck.

          Try to drive off while moored to a cleat on the dock.
          Resident Ninja

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          • #6
            Dont pick up the drift sock when you get ready to go make another drift over that reef holding fish.

            Please feel free to bring all the gear you want I got plenty of room you know you are gonna use it all.

            Sure bring all the styrofoam cups you want

            your hat will be fine

            Sunflower seeds are awesome on a boat

            Who needs a tackle box anyway

            why bother with same size wading boats when you know you can shove that foot in your nephews size 8 if you have to

            reel maintenance is highly over rated

            it just a little shower we ought to be able to ride it out.

            Run real skinny in new places so when you get stuck your really stuck

            Be sure you igloo is facing open end forward when your trailering your boat so those finely crafted plastic latches can show you how well they were engineered to stay latched. No worries that heavy duty platic strap will keep her in the boat at least.

            Be sure to laugh when you see a igloo lid be smashed up in the middle of the freeway. Theres no chance in hell it is your buddies lid that your meeting to fish in his boat with.

            Famous last words"A six pack ought to be enough Im not gonna drink that much anyway"
            Bacon Bacon Bacon!!!

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            • #7
              I don't need no frickin' (paddle, tackle box, perscription eyeglass, costa sunglass, camera, dry bag) leash.

              (paddle leash applies to kayakers who wade home)
              At his baptism, Sam Houston was told his sins were washed away. He reportedly replied, “I pity the fish downstream.” - Nov. 19, 1854 - Independence, Texas

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              • #8
                Feel free to bring that smelly dead shrimp no one wanted to eat at work

                Bring every piece of tackle you own

                Sure, use my rear deck as a cutting board

                and X2 on everything corndog posted

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                • #9
                  Allways drap your floor mats over your motor or steering cable lines they will ride better.

                  Don't wait till you get home to attach the saftey chain.

                  Don't leave your bait in the livewell for next weekend.

                  Don't be late at the boat ramp!

                  Don't trust the depth finder when it say's three foot and slip off into 5 or 6ft of water winter!

                  Always bring a bannana for the Capt!not!

                  Don't go Ben Franklin in the boat during a lightning storm.

                  Don't be surprised if a dog jumps of the bow of the boat(moving) and ends up coming out the other end a little wet.
                  I LIVE IN A SMALL COMMUNITY WITH A LARGE PROBLEM AND A PROBLEM.

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                  • #10
                    Don't let the boy get one more "ice cold" soda from the boat cooler on the way home... disconnecting the bungie cord holding ur high dollar custom rods in the boat!

                    Don't put the live bait rod down for a second to help someone with a tangle, just cuz a rod holder is not convenient!

                    Don't buy 4 quarts of shrimp thinking more is better in that live well that only works to keep 2 quarts alive!

                    Don't let ur buddies buy gas or bait ONCE during the trip, cuz they will have bought 24k gold plated shrimp when it's time to settle up!

                    And, never, ever ever get the missus to help back the boat into a tight spot... the results are never good, even IF you don't manage to destroy somethin!
                    "You've got to think lucky. If you fall into a mudhole, check your back pocket, you might have caught a fish" - Darrell Royal

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                    • #11
                      Don't follow Coe...

                      We are West End Anglers, a saltwater tribe!

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                      • #12
                        Haha these are some good ones

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                        • #13
                          leave the net at home, nobody knows how to use it anyway

                          go ahead & set your wade gear on the floor of the boat, it wont fly out doing 60
                          Today is a new day!!

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                          • #14
                            Go ahead lift that 25" red in the boat with your GLoomis it can take it.

                            Leave your halfway finished Dr Pepper in the cup holder on top of the console cause we are about to spear some chop

                            Trailer the boat a few hundred miles without removing all of the snap cushions

                            Reel your hook halfway up the length of the rod then put the rod butt on the floor and pull down on the hook some more with your wet hands to put a new hopper on

                            Everything the captain requests is negotiable and can wait a second or two because what you are doing at the time is likely waaaay more important like updating your facebook status

                            Sure when you get done with that box of hooks and split shots just leave it open right there on the leaning post. No one will sit on it and catapult its contents about the boat.

                            Tie the anchor rope to the side cleat with as many X-ups as you can instead of how the captain suggests. Theres no chance that we would ever NOT want to be attached to the anchor line anymore.

                            Dont worry ive already suggested that you dont do it that way a few times now. Just keep on doing it that way so ill have something to look forward to before we have to call it day and head to the ER
                            Andros Tarpon 26

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                            • #15
                              think i've done just about all of those.lol
                              the fishing was good,it was the catching that was bad.

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