Lobster or Cracked Crab?

Fishing from a boat is a nice change every now and then but i like rocks under my feet. Ive never been skunked fishing from a boat, it does seem easy to me. Maybe i have been lucky. I havent had a "special" feeling from catching a boat fish, but it happens all the time from shore. I only wish that i could consistantly catch KEEPER fluke and cod from shore.

I bought my first boat in 1993 so I could catch more fish and I have no regrets, I loved fishing from shore with my friends, but we did more fishing than catching, but after 15 years working all the islands and estuaries in the harbor, I do pretty good at catching.

I'm far from knowing it all but I've learned allot, and enjoy every day on the water, especially with family and friends.

Nope. Boat fishing has a time & place for me but doesnt make me want to buy one and certainly doesnt hold the same "mystique" that the shore does.

Possibly: it would have to be an awesome houseboat that you could easily move about and that had complete surrounding decks with some built in live wells.

My buddy got a tin boat this year,and all I'm thinking of are the places we can get to and beach it.Never ever give up the shore.:walk:

Nope. It's not the quantity of the fish, it's the quality of the fishing.