Sept 28th report

[Ty Sennett]

Wow was it windy yesterday. I was going to do a full day and a half day yesterday but we canceled at noon. We had a lot of line tangles and even a lure casted off. I'm thinking "casted" is not a proper word. Maybe down south it is. Anyway, we had one follow a Stillwater for a little bit and turn off. Couldn't tell how big it was. That was it for the morning. We couldn't fish most of the spots I wanted to because it was way too windy.

Back at it today.

[Deuce]

Ahhhh, the pitter patter of rain dancing off the bow of the boat; the steady pluk-pluk-pluk of the pacemaker cutting the water; all with a slight breeze blowing in my hair!

Wow! Glad we decided to call it a day Ty! Still had a good time even though it was tough just to talk from one end of the boat to the other!

The power was out at the resort, so we did end up calling it a trip. We will definitly do this again Ty, but I have to shake the monkey off my back here soon! The only time your net gets wet is for rain or your fish!

Take care Ty, and thanks again! Tom

[Ty Sennett]

I liked how I would have to tell you something so you could relay the message to the front of the boat. At least we didn't lose anybody overboard. We tried hard.

Thanks Tom,

[pikldik]

Is that supposed to be a joke about a man overboard????

[Ty Sennett]

Nobody fell in. It could have happened easily though. Lots of strong gusts.

[pikldik]

I didn't know if people fell in off your boat,but if they did it was probably pretty funny and you would never let them forget it.