What a night!
 

And I don't mean that in a good way.

So after leaving Flo's feeling good and full of primerib I get to my first spot and someone's already there.No big deal.I hang out for a bit to see if the guy stays.He's fishing so I take off and hit another spot.

I'm all by myself at the next place,sweet.I get follow right to the rocksusing a darter.No love for the next hour so I decide to move on.I make the hike back to the car.I unlock the trunk and slide my pole in and just as close it I realize the keys are inside...NO!!!!!!!!!!.

My wallet with spare and my cell are in the console.Now I have to wait for someone to drive by on a lonely dark road that doesn't have much traffic.Thank goodness a car came by no to much later and the young girl and her boyfriend allowed me the use of their cell(THANKYOU!).

Got a hold of Jane and she was able to actually find me and bring me another spare.

A long night with very little actual fishing.

Bummer
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Always my work fear, especially when far from home and sleep deprived. I try to force myself to put the key in the ignition and put down the driver window first thing. Usually try to check for my key about four times before I lock and leave as well. Worked so far for me.

We have about the same luck.I've grown to almost accept incidents like these as normal parts of my life.Hopefully you get em next trip out.

sucks

did that at canal this year, cell phone in car too. I'm stupid too

norm get a hideakey and put it on top of your frame somewhere.

Me too.I actually didn't have a meltdown

No matter where I put them they won't stay.They always fall off.

Then stick a key on a tywrap and tywrap it to something underneath...

I did the same thing a couple of years ago. Luckly I was driving a GM product with OnStar. Called OnStar and exactly 18 minutes later my doors unlocked. They just send a signal from the Sat nav system