dozer Posted April 23, 2010 Posted April 23, 2010 set lines in new buffalo around 2:30 this afternoon. had a fish on the fishfinder coming out of the harbor so i thought it would be good. WRONG! according to noaa there were supposed to be waves around 1 foot. try 3 to 4 and by the time we came in they were scary for us in our 19 footer. we did manage to catch one small coho in 50 foot, 20 down and 40 back on a mag moonshine flounder pounder. on the way back my kicker motor died so we headed in around 8:30. when we got back to the dock i took the motor cover off the kicker and the oil plug fell in the water and was gone. i kind of had that sinking feeling too, seeing that i run that engine out of oil. ugh well to top it all off, and you thought it could only get better from there. when my son was setting lines earlier in the day he got his finger caught between the line leveler and the inside of the reel. all he could do was yell. i didnt know what was wrong. thought something was biting him. he mashed his finger pretty good. has a black and blue nail. it wasnt funny at the time but i just had to tell him duh huh later on. he had it coming.
Nailer Posted April 23, 2010 Posted April 23, 2010 Here's a few Smiles for you Dozer. I hope all gets better for the next time.
Just Hook'n Posted April 23, 2010 Posted April 23, 2010 Ouch man. Good title to your email. We all have one of those days from time to time.Good news is, things will likely get better.
Priority1 Posted April 24, 2010 Posted April 24, 2010 Scott, We have all had one of those days. You did boat a ho so what the heck. I feel for your son. The bright side, no one got seriously hurt, and you'll be after them Salmon in no time.
The Mechanic Posted April 24, 2010 Posted April 24, 2010 when my son was setting lines earlier in the day he got his finger caught between the line leveler and the inside of the reel. I feel your son's pain, I've done that a couple of times myself, OUCH! I hope your next outing goes a little smoother.
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