Something to sooth the soul
 

These were the years I wish I was fishing-

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all those sweaty shirtless men get ya goin?:eek:

Hey, Eben, don't give up yet - these could be the 'good old days' - ya never know, bud. :)

Crafty I haven't given up... Just think how things will look in the year 2010 if the striper recovery stays its path.. Lets all hop all goes well.

Blackeye.... your a sick and twisted indavidual.. and thats why I like ya:D

Nice pictures Eben.Something haunting anout seeing similar pictures when i was growing up in Outdoor Life and Field and Stream.:) Best part was just seeing a couple of guys on the beach.

Yup, without a doubt - brings back simpler times, longer days on the beach, and fewer cares.

When men were men and the fish were afraid....nice pix, E, thanks - :)

Touche! :D

i like the camo paint job
 

on the beach rig.....the only thing that would have made that picture better would be a real woody surf buggy.....to me thats the sweetest looken ride ever created. i love real wood on a car.

Someday these will be our good old days!:D

Nice one tattoo! A friend of mine is still using 2 of Jerry's surfrods.

I wonder where that pic was taken???? ;)

Hey, Inkie, you holdin' out on me? :smokin:

Nice one :tooth: - man, have I got a beaut for you...heheheheheheh

Oh yeah...any word from Elvis? PM me, he was threatening a visit Thursday nite for sometime Sunday....Bloody Bullrakes anyone? :buds:

You can also check out the newly opened Angler's Lounge if you're down this way -

Lemme know - I'll go shovel out and hose down the tackle bunker too if I got company coming.....

the original "sand sissy"
 

#13 M.B.B.A. and his trademark camo paint job, all of his buggies had 'em .. Frank Woolner... Bob Andrews, (Capn' Andy, past president MBBA, mid-fifties), told me the story of how Frank got #13, all to appease someone who had to be #1........ and #1 is now erased from all club records...
see, it don't pay to be #1 ;)

Hey, Tat, found this recently - nice shot of some old steam-powered vessels -

Personally, that's my idea of the good old days.

Check out the bottom configuration of that pic Tattoo put up....you don't see that much.
A friend of mine rented the house on Ocean Road where Jerry Sylvester had his tackle shop - he said that there was still a bunch of old tanks and other stuff in there.

oh oh I know I know where that pic was taken. Its in the vacinity of the ****:D

Notice three out of the four have red hats, in tattoos picture :confused:

LOL you crack me up.

Windcheater John, in those days for some reason "Real Men" always wore red hats,woolrich red/black plaid shirts,leather boots,and smoked a pipe. Don't know why but those things still remind me of the true sportsmen of real character.
Different clothes ,but i believe the same type of guys are still on this site.:)

Red was a popular color in those days, Kinda thru out the question, (observation) to see if they were members of a club?

careful puttin up all those pics BASSMASTER might start using them in his posts....... I'm never lettin this one die!! you are tooo much!