VA BCH FISHING

garagenc · #1 12-02-2007, 12:47 AM

I WENT TODAY WITH 2 FRIENDS FROM WORK AND ONE OF THE THE COWORKERS BROUGHT IS 10YR OLD SON (WHAT A PAIN IN THE BUTT HE IS), ONE OF THEM LIVES UP THERE BY THE LESNER BRIDGE.

WE WENT OUT TO THE GREEN CAN, MARKED PLENTY OF FISH CAUGHT NONE.
WENT TO SEA BOUY 4, MARKED A FEW CAUGHT NONE.

WENT TO CHES BAY BRIDGE, MARKED A LOT OF FISH CAUGHT ONE ON MY LUCKY POLE MR STUBBY.

BOYS IT WAS ROUGH PART OF THE DAY BUT I DIDN'T SEE 3 OTHER FISH CAUGHT ALL DAY.

OYEA BY THE WAY, $50.00 IN GAS FOR THE BOAT, $25.00 IN GAS FOR THE TRUCK TO GET THERE, LOST A STRETCH 30, AND 3 OTHER LURES BY THE BRIDGE, ANOTHER $25.00.

SO THAT MAKES $100 FOR 1 FISH 19 1/4" LONG, SEEING THE PAIN IN THE BUTT BOY THROW UP FOR *3 HOURS "PRICELESS".

macojoe · #2 12-02-2007, 03:14 AM

LOL!! Good Luck next time out!

parishht · #3 12-02-2007, 09:01 AM

Chumming people, yes that is priceless, especially when they
talk a big talk.

Oh yea, Garage, remember I talked to you about my son
moving back east?
I think he has decided to move in with me and take over my farmhouse.
For right now, it is big enough for two families.
And my grand daughter will be living with us as well.

bassarama · #4 12-03-2007, 02:18 PM

[quote][OYEA BY THE WAY, $50.00 IN GAS FOR THE BOAT, $25.00 IN GAS FOR THE TRUCK TO GET THERE/quote]

I feel the pain, it costs me 130 bucks per trip on gas alone (boat and truck) add lures, bait, rigging, oil etc etc... :o

Businesses are hurt too, less trips to the ramps is a multimillion dollar overall impact.

Sean · #5 12-03-2007, 03:17 PM

Sounds like money well spent to me ;D

Blue_Runner · #6 12-03-2007, 04:19 PM

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feel the pain, it costs me 130 bucks per trip on gas alone (boat and truck) add lures, bait, rigging, oil etc etc...

I got you beat - its about double that for me. Its a 3.5 hour drive one way to the salt.

nipper · #7 12-03-2007, 06:01 PM

Heck, it was 1000 miles for me to get to the salt when I went to visit my Mom. Closest big water to me is Lake Michigan--about 4 1/2 hours each way. Oh well, I still love my "mud puddle" boating in the V.

bassarama · #8 12-03-2007, 08:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Blue_Runner

I got you beat - its about double that for me. *Its a 3.5 hour drive one way to the salt.

That is why I need to move closer to the water...like Sean... Maybe one day I wont need to drive 90 fri**ing miles one way to launch my boat. Rhode Island here I come ;D

Airslot · #9 12-03-2007, 09:01 PM

Man, I feel terrible for some of youz guys. I bet there are 100 ramps into the salt within 50 miles of my house, including 3 within 2 miles of home. Dam shame I can't use them more often ;D

Mac_Attack · #10 12-03-2007, 09:18 PM

Pretty soon I'll be ice fishing! Billy Mac ;D