By popular demand . . . Barfmaster !
 

Sorry . . . he dared me :D

Look how flat those seas were!

Very effective chum, thanks Dave, that might have been helpful in catching my last fish.

:laughs: :yak: :p

:eek:

Ya beat me to it I just rotated some others too.

Happier moments . . .

Some quality time in the Hotel Ave Maria

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And to think...that Notaro had some spare Dramamine on him in the boat. :rolleyes: :laughs:

What a Ball Buster. Show me a man that never got seasick and I will show you a man who is stuck on the beach. I have have self-chummed more times than I would like to admit. Good humor though thats what I like about this site. :laughs:

Nothing worse than being sea SICK, I've had times out there if I had a gun I would have used it. But to funny the BARFMASTER,:yak: :yak: :yak: :yak: :yak: :yak: :yak: :yak: :yak: :yak: :yak: :yak: :yak: :yak: :yak: :yak: :yak: :yak: :yak: :wave:

Funniest part Habs is that BM came up with it himself . . . it narrowly beat out Gackmaster :D

I have never never never been sea sick!! And I am out all the time!!
Dave just has a Sensitive side !! :D

Dood, you just jinxed yaself! :eek:

barfmaster
 

Seasicknes is a three stage occurance
Stage 1) PRAYER Oh God don't let me get sick in front of these guys I'll never hear the end of it.
Stage 2) FEAR oh God I'M gonna die
Stage 3) Take me now Lord. You finaly realize that your not going to die but you wish you would. Welcome to the clan BM.
My youngest is known around the docks in Gloucester as the Barfrocket. He didn't do well on a cod trip either. Now he only fishes the beach.

Never Chucker but came close a couple times... I might have on the ill-fated S-B cod trip a couple years ago :yak:

slide under a truck and taste Your own ******* blood

I spent a little time at the Houghton Hotel myself. Not a good feeling. but HAHAHAHAHAHHAAAAAA........I am Laugin my arse off because I know that miserable feeling...........

You want some cab Boy?
real fisherman huh

Too funny the old better you than me :rolleyes:

The one time I came close was on a head boat the mate opened up a batch of bait that was sour we will say:D well after like five or six folks tossing lunch the capt, told the mate to toss the bait:gorez:

Must be why he sold the Grady!!!

I will not mess with dave
 

i will not mess with dave
i will not mess with dave
i will not mess with dave
i will not mess with dave
i will not mess with dave
i will not mess with dave
sorry dave.

im grumpy and im sick as a dawg
sorry if im mental at You:smash:
i lost my sea legs to.

don`t worry
 

They wouldn`t rag you so much if you weren`t so popular BM.


nice photos though...hope you are feeling better.....I

:yak5: :eyes:

I heard that he hurls sawdust.:yak6: Nothing worse than being sick when you want to fish. My fishing buddy sppent a half day feeding the fish on the Seven B's last July, now I'm afraid he will never go again.

I've never lost it and I've been in #^&#^&#^&#^& that would make even the strongest stomachs hurl. The closest I came was the Haterus storm, 52 foot racing sloop finishing up the Bermuda Circuit I was on the crew bringing her back to NY. Those were 60+ foot seas, way outide, 2 hour watches and then down below. I don't know if anyone has been on a racing sloop before, well it ain't the Ritz and when your in a hanging bunk, while the bow of the boat is rising and fallling 20 feet constantly, you feel it. I came close a few times, but never lost it. Dave up and down, follow me, up and down, no further up and down, come on Dave, up and down.

hey dave
aint you one of those guys who say fish caught from a boat don"t count because it's too easy. :D . i've been there" :crying: it sucks.:yak: :yak: :yak:

I grew up racing.
I live for that stuff..

5 Marion-Bermudas
6 Newport-Bermudas

Love it to death.

Think you're gonna hurl?
Just get down on the low rail... hurl away then dunk your head quicklike.... all clean!

Surefire way to get yourself to get it over with?
Warm can of Coke
CHUG it.
Ready
Aim
BARF!

I'm gettin' sick just reading this chit. :yak:

worst time at sea
 

anchor watch in the torpedo room the very front of the sub little up and down motion for hours and I had to sit there with headphones on with nothing to do but dwell on that little up and down motion oh my god i thought i was gonna die with that little up and down motion:D

Oh dude, the worst of all worlds...vertigo AND claustrophobia! :yak: :yak: :yak: :yak:

What GS forgot to add was how a race boat with crews numbering anywhere from 8 to 30 tend to get, shall we say, RIPE down below? Especially in the southern waters, after a couple of days, throw in some salt water, a couple sick crew, maybe some diesel in the bilge now all over the deck sole!!!! Yup, and our Bubba was on the head as we fell off a wave, snapped it off clean. This BN is retired.

After the 2nd day you don't notice the stench down below anymore.
:D

DONT THINK ABOUT IT !!! the worse thing you can do is constantly think about being sick and swell action .

its the UpAnDdOwNuPaNdDoWnUpAnDdOwN that you DONT want to think about it . Ive been out in the chit alot in Dec and Jan storms cod fishing and have weathered well . SO far !

My buddy had a problem constantly breaking them off on those that got sick , claiming " I never get sick Im a fishermen " . well his day came in not so violent seas and he blew chuncks all over . I still bust his chops some 20 years later .

Never break balls on those that do and never say never cause some day it will happen and thats the 4th guarentee . right in between eat , chit, and die !

just watch out for the UpAnDdOwNuPaNdDoWnUpAnDdOwNUpAnDdOwNuPaNdDoWnUpAnD dOwNUpAnDdOwNuPaNdDoWnUpAnDdOwN

by the way all this talk of Dave how did Notaro fair with the fish ?

I think fatigue plays a factor in getting seasick too. The more tired you are, the more susceptible you will be to getting seasick. This is just based on my own experience.

Dave didn't get much sleep the night before - having gotten up at 4 a.m. to make the trip up to Quincy. In retrospect I wasn't surprised he got sick - just wish we had prepared for this contingency beforehand. Oh well, next trip...

Wendy's double cheese burgers and ocean swells just don't mix. Especially when the boat is just sitting still rolling with the swells...

The best cure for sea sickess is a little puff of... um... uh.. well, you know! And thats coming from someone who hates the stuff.

:hidin: :yak: :zup: :yak5: :yak6: :yak4: :scream: :scream: :sick: :sick:
all of U wise arses better hope I dont get You on the sand :devil:

Right, I did. And also I had some ginger ale to remedy his seasickness. But he wouldn't take it.

Well, Joseph, to be fair, once Dave started feeling sick there wasn't anything you could have done to reverse the inevitable. That's why it's important to be prepared before the boat leaves the dock...

I agree with you. My dad once gave me a dramine on the boat when I got a seasickness. It didn't work. The only thing worked for me is to sleep it off for a full day.

Eben, what on earth are you possibly talking about.... :laughs: :smokin: :usd: