No charters in mass

[Clammer]

Jim In Conn

ya bette roff to buy your own rig .then ya can go where ya want >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>as long as you don,t tow ><

[JohnR]

Originally Posted by clambo

We as humans touch our faces without our being aware we are doing it. The governor of Michigan was in the middle of an update telling everyone what to do when she licked her finger to change the page on what she was reading! Holy crap!

Hahaha - yeh, old habits die hear.

Originally Posted by clambo

RI won't let us in but their governor tells RI residents to go to ma to shop on tv. Go in a store wear a mask,I see people wearing masks in their car when they are alone! Have fum fishing with the boys Niko. I don't know their ages but there will come a time when they find girls and all bets are off! See ya brother

RI Gov said she'd prefer RI'ers stay in RI but if you have to go to Mass you should quarantine. Which is a little silly, but we are not necessarily as bad off as Mass.

I crack up when the people are in the car are driving with Masks on.

[nightfighter]

Originally Posted by JohnR

but we are not necessarily as bad off as Mass.

Curious as to what that means. You are keeping this in the Covid-19 discussion I am assuming.

[JohnR]

Originally Posted by nightfighter

Curious as to what that means. You are keeping this in the Covid-19 discussion I am assuming.

Yes, we seem to have a lower rate of C19 and a higher testing rate per capita than Mass

It is not much but RI seems to be doing best from NJ to Mass. Not by a long shot though

[piemma]

Originally Posted by JohnR

Hahaha - yeh, old habits die hear.





RI Gov said she'd prefer RI'ers stay in RI but if you have to go to Mass you should quarantine. Which is a little silly, but we are not necessarily as bad off as Mass.

I crack up when the people are in the car are driving with Masks on.

Me too. I guess I am quarantining. I work in Mass. Drive home, eat and go to bed

[Jim in CT]

Originally Posted by Clammer

Jim In Conn

ya bette roff to buy your own rig .then ya can go where ya want >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>as long as you don,t tow ><

I've had my own boat, got rid of it when kids were born, we weren't using it enough to justify the cost. If all goes well, as soon as the youngest graduates from college, I'm driving home from his graduation, and doing 2 things - giving my work clothes to Goodwill, and buying a small boat that I can fish on and handle 10 lobster pots.

I think that if you fish on boats less than 10-15 times a year, you're better off chartering. And you meet some great guys like Cohenfishing and Fishbucket and hopefully Niko this year.