Fishing vs Pleasure boating

[numbskull]

Fishing IS pleasure boating.
Taking non-fisherman out is torture boating.
If you don't wash your boat, use any cushions, and are sure not to carry any bathroom facilities (like a bucket) things work out OK.

[Cool Beans]

Originally Posted by numbskull

Fishing IS pleasure boating.
Taking non-fisherman out is torture boating.
If you don't wash your boat, use any cushions, and are sure not to carry any bathroom facilities (like a bucket) things work out OK.

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Well said, I could not agree more

[ProfessorM]

Originally Posted by numbskull

Fishing IS pleasure boating.
Taking non-fisherman out is torture boating.
If you don't wash your boat, use any cushions, and are sure not to carry any bathroom facilities (like a bucket) things work out OK.

I just piss on the side of your boat because of no bucket and being Irish so technically you are washing your boat
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[Guppy]

All fish, all business :-)

Like Paul said... A day on someone's boat is like a holiday

[SAUERKRAUT]

Originally Posted by numbskull

Fishing IS pleasure boating.
Taking non-fisherman out is torture boating.
If you don't wash your boat, use any cushions, and are sure not to carry any bathroom facilities (like a bucket) things work out OK.

In stages, I remodeled my Fortier, SauerKraut, to remove the stove, the sink, the refrigerator; and most significantly, the Head. There is only so much room in a boat. Where the stove, refrigerator, and the Head were--are now custom storage bins built in. Stuff no longer rolls off the V bunks when the boat pitches three inches. I ran the fresh water out to the deck stern with a pump for a hose shower, or washing down fishing tackle.

My wife hates my boat.