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or better yet, you're at your fishin' hole on a black night during the fall and into fish. in the distance you see a guy driving down the beach w/ his high beams on. he continues all the way down the beach until he gets to where you are (lights still on now), turns to face the water, lights all over you, stays like that for what seems like 5 minutes, fishin' shuts off now, and the guy finally turns off his lights. it's nights like that that i remember why i have a hatchet and shovel in my truck.
i remember last year a guy while "fishing" with a head lamp/flashlight on during a bright full moon, and leaving it on the whole time watching his line in the water, in the sky, on the rocks, on everyone else, etc. some people should just stay home.
nice, lantern in a 5 gallon bucket. i think i may need to try that one.
a steady or contant light is one thing, a shock on light is another. how do you feel when someone turns the lights on in total blackness after you've been like that for 10 or more minutes? imagine an animal that's nocturnal. 'nuff said!
tattoo, got bait??? let's go chunkin'...
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