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re: Women at the boat ramp trying to launch. Hillarity.
Posted on 9/10/26 at 9:51 am to Loup
Posted on 9/10/26 at 9:51 am to Loup
I have sunk multiple duck boats at the landing by overloading or forgetting the plug. I have dropped my big boat flat on the concrete ramp by forgetting to secure the bow. I have sunk my truck almost to the point of now return. I have jackknifed a trailer so bad it almost flipped the boat and fricked up my tailgate. I have backed my boat on the trailer right into a Cadillac hearse at the gas station
Yall can laugh at the jetski ladies but it’s coming for you too
Yall can laugh at the jetski ladies but it’s coming for you too
Posted on 9/10/26 at 10:00 am to HubbaBubba
My granddad, RIP was notorious for forgetting to put in the plug. He would get so excited and just forget, and me too. One night he decided to go night fishing on TB. We put in at Pirates Cove and headed to the islands on the outer part of the cove. We are fishing from a 18' glastron, no trolling motor, no electronics, and no plug in the boat. I was fishing in the back and hear water trinkling from somewhere. l look down in the transom, full of water. Hollar at my grandad and brother there's water coming in. Dark arse night with no moon. We crank the boat motor (85hp) and take off, and me and my brother had to get up front because of the amount of water we had taken in, the boat was riding low in the back. Slowly it started to even out and we run ashore on one of the islands out in the bay. Didn't have q beam either.
Posted on 9/10/26 at 10:44 am to VernonPLSUfan
My dad was bad about pulling the plug to let water drain and then forgetting to put it back in before he stopped to fish.
First time he ever let me take his boat out on my own I was 16. I took a couple of buddies to fish West Cove. We tore the trout and reds up but couldn't figure out why the boat wouldn't get on plane. Realized towards the end of the trip that the anchor had been out all morning. We were dragging a mud anchor all over West Cove
First time he ever let me take his boat out on my own I was 16. I took a couple of buddies to fish West Cove. We tore the trout and reds up but couldn't figure out why the boat wouldn't get on plane. Realized towards the end of the trip that the anchor had been out all morning. We were dragging a mud anchor all over West Cove
Posted on 9/10/26 at 10:53 am to cgrand
quote:I see videos of this every year and still have no idea how it happens.
I have sunk my truck almost to the point of now return
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I have dropped my big boat flat on the concrete ramp by forgetting to secure the bow
What was recovery like?
Posted on 9/10/26 at 12:52 pm to AlxTgr
on the truck, slick steep ramp, overloaded boat.
slid right down into the water up to the bed LOL
on boat recovery luckily the boat was 1/4” aluminum. I backed the trailer up into the bow and pushed it down the ramp into the water.
damage limited to some ugly scratches and a broken skeg
slid right down into the water up to the bed LOL
on boat recovery luckily the boat was 1/4” aluminum. I backed the trailer up into the bow and pushed it down the ramp into the water.
damage limited to some ugly scratches and a broken skeg
This post was edited on 9/10/26 at 12:58 pm
Posted on 9/10/26 at 1:26 pm to HubbaBubba
I have a hitch extender I use for carrying my canoe in the back of the truck.
Backing down a steep ramp to the canoe which is pulled up on the ramp partially. Thump!
Hop out to see the canoe about 20’ out and moving. Some Vietnamese guy snagged the canoe for me with his rod and reel to save me swimming.
Backing down a steep ramp to the canoe which is pulled up on the ramp partially. Thump!
Hop out to see the canoe about 20’ out and moving. Some Vietnamese guy snagged the canoe for me with his rod and reel to save me swimming.
Posted on 9/10/26 at 7:18 pm to HubbaBubba
I hope that guy at least got a Handy J from one of those women.

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