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schwa 02-28-2011 04:40 AM

im a F.N.G SO WHAT DOES...
 
what does WOT stand for? or any other acronyms i'll need to know for my new life on the water..lol.. ...... i still dig being shoreline scum, as long as im fishing boyz,i'm happy...lol fran "schwa"

Cam 02-28-2011 06:52 AM

WOT= Wide Open Throttle

Blue_Runner 02-28-2011 10:49 AM

Not an acronym but as important as it gets:

"Don't forget the plug."

:hi:

RWilson2526 02-28-2011 11:43 AM

BOAT - Break Out Another Thousand

macojoe 02-28-2011 01:18 PM

F.N.G.? Fag N Gag?? :sun:

spareparts 02-28-2011 02:02 PM

OMC Obsolete Marine Contraption
FORCE F'in Old Repainted Chrysler Engine
WOT Wide Open Throttle
WFO Wide F'in Open see also WOT
LNBSW Loose Nut Behind Steering Wheel(meaning the operator)

I'll think of some more later

Blue_Runner 02-28-2011 02:08 PM

EPIRB emergency position indicating radio beacon
PFD personal floatation device
SCARAB shrill Conceited Assholes Racing Around Buoys


"Do I want a wood boat test".

You turn the water in your shower on cold and let in run. Then you stand under the cold water ripping up 100 dollar bills. If you find this enjoyable then you are ready to buy a wood boat.

reelapeelin 02-28-2011 04:41 PM

Blow Boat=Sailboat....normally used in derogatory terms w/center finger pointed to sky...:booty:

captpete13 02-28-2011 05:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Blue_Runner (Post 168581)


"Do I want a wood boat test".

You turn the water in your shower on cold and let in run. Then you stand under the cold water ripping up 100 dollar bills. If you find this enjoyable then you are ready to buy a wood boat.


Love it!! So true!!


How about this one for a sail boater
WAFI
wind
assisted
F'n
idiot

RidgeRunner 02-28-2011 05:43 PM

FGH - F'in Greenhorn.
CA - Candy Arse
LD - Referring to a limp action fishing rod, Limp (Richard)
OR Low Definition speaking of one without a clear understanding.
NMZ- No Motor Zone
POS - Piece of Sh/t
USCG - United States Coast Guard
SNAFU- Things don't always go as planned. It must be a real bad day on the water to use this one.
Lots of lingo to learn.
VHF = Boaters friend because Channel 16 = USCG

Cause when a FGH takes his BOAT out and a SNAFU occurs, one call on the VHF and the USCG can pluck your CA from the big drink. EPIRB makes it happen a lot faster. AMF.

spareparts 02-28-2011 05:48 PM

Reel, those are "stick boats" you speak of, they have to hang the bed sheets out to qualify as a blow boat. BTW they call our boats smut buckets

step up here 02-28-2011 06:48 PM

in the early sixties i believe that the mfg boat stood for multi-layer fiberglass.
back then and a little earlier old school yachtsmen said if god wanted boats made out of fiberglass he would have made fiberglass trees!
:head:

brisboats 02-28-2011 07:37 PM

Aww say what you want but you never forget your first woodie:sun:

ssiredfish 03-04-2011 04:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by macojoe (Post 168576)
F.N.G.? Fag N Gag?? :sun:

Here is one for the F'n New Guy

Great fishin term: WTFB - Way the F'k Back (refering to the shotgun line)

SkunkBoat 03-07-2011 10:12 PM

NFG - No F'n Good... usually used in the company of AFU and POS
Often used refering to trailer brakes, trailer lights, and the level-wind reel that you haven't cleaned since last spring.

Lubber Line -the fixed ship's heading line on the compass
Lubber (as in landlubber) - the guy that is crying between pukes that he wants to go in when its 2 ft or less and everyone else is catching fish

la-di-da boat - any boat with carpet and more cup holders than rod holders

PWC - floating dirt bikes that go a mile out of their way to come do a circle around you and the spot where you WERE catcking weakfish.

What's the difference between a Hoover and a PWC?


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