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Literary references for $400, Alex?
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| "The searchers all say she'd of made Whitefish Bay if she'd put 15 more miles behind her". Or...." does anyone know where the love of God goes when the waves turn the minutes to hours".
i got my parents tickets to see Gordon Lightfoot playing at the Wiedner in Green Bay tomorrow night...
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Location: Minn. | When my brother's boys where young,I used to yell in the house " I'm taking the boys fishing." to let their mother know where they going. When I got my new boat my nephews had a decal made and put on the boat. It reads "Da Boys".
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Suz I Q. That's our puddle jumping rig.
'Ballistic' The X190 DS, also my 'handle' from a very long time ago. |
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Location: Not Where I Want To Be | I don't have a name for it but my wife calls it my girlfriend come June |
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Location: Bristol, IN | "Land Tuna I" & "Land Tuna II" |
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Location: Anchorage | "Always 8" |
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| The only boat I have ever named was my first one. It was a 12 foot tin boat. My buddy was the one that came up with "Catfish Hunter". It looked like one of the boats featured in Grumpy Old Men. It did not have a bilge pump in it, but certainly needed one. I could fish for about 3 hours before I had to start bailing water with the coffee can. |
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Location: indiana | Fishical therapy |
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| JUAN MORKAST
this is from a guy that trolls 75 % of the time
bob
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Location: Palm Coast, FL | Reely Knotty |
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| Slime bucket........ for my canoe, When I get a boat I am thinking 'ski boat........ |
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Location: menasha wi 54952 | "Vike Queen"
Purple and white.....you know the rest. |
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Location: Nordeast Minneapolis | First boat was a 70's baby-blue fiberglass trihull piece of $#it that I care(d) far too much for. Having recently seen 'The Life Aquatic With Steve Zissou', we named her 'The Bellafonte', or Bella for short. I love and hate that boat. Turned out to be an incredibly appropriate name... if you've seen the movie, you'll have some idea what I mean.
'New Boat' hasn't been named yet, and it's kind of driving me crazy. I have a tendency to name my stuff, and the right name for new boat hasn't come to me yet. Hopefully this season something will make sense. |
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Location: Burlington, WI | "The Wanderer" is the name of my boat. I had the nickname "Capt Ron" for a while in reference to the movie Capt. Ron with Kurt Russell. The name of the boat in the movie is "The Wanderer". Which obviously became my screen name on here too. |
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| I named my Javelin "Junior". Pretty cool,huh??? |
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| No Net II |
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| I have a mid-70's Blue Fin. Being a Deadhead, I love the old song "Stella Blue". Put the two together and my boat is "Stella Blue Fin" and my team name for Match Fishing has always been "Stella Blues". Such runs in the family - My big sister and hubby have a 25' Cruiser on the Mississippi north of St. Louis, MO. They named it "Grateful Debt" and had the letters painted similar to the script used on the Dead's "American Beauty" album. Hey now.... |
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| I call mine "OL BETSY" |
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Location: Birchwood, WI. | First boat was, Just Lungen
New boat is, Just Lungen II
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Location: Forest Lake, Mn. | My boat is named the S.S. Hugmuffin. Hugmuffin was my petname for my wife, whom I lost to cancer a few years ago. We had been talking about getting a new boat for sometime and I had almost put money down on one a couple of weeks before we found her cancer. Well, as she went downhill we talked and she told me that when she was gone that I should go and get our new boat. I told her I would and that I'd name it after her so she could always go fishing with me. So one each side of the bow is the name S.S. Hugmuffin.
I was up to Duluth quite a few years ago and was at Canal Park when a train ferry ship came into the harbor. It was named the INCAN SUPERIOR. Incan for intercanadaian. I had a small 14 foot alumacraft boat with a 4 horse on it at the time. It immediatley was named the Tincan Inferior. |
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Location: Mayer, MN | fishpoop, thanks for sharing your experience. I'll be sure to hug my wife and tell her I love her tonight. Sounds like you had a keeper for sure!
Jason
I have a fish and ski Cajun. I like to call it "Miss Loretta" after my grandmother or "mu' ski" |
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Location: Warrenville,IL | El Bastardo. Cuz Im a Claypool fan. |
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| My brothers labeled mine "d'Ranger" but after a couple seasons watching others boat fish and me not doing so well, it may be "Vicarious". Sigh... There is always next season. |
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| I spend a lot of time diving and filming underwater. So mine is named "Understudy" |
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| "Wet dream" |
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| When my son was a little younger, he came to me and asked, "Daddy, why would somebody call another person fish poop?" Not really sure where this was going I asked him what he meant. He replied, "well, last night I was watching TV, and this guy called some one else a 'bass turd.'" When I finally was able to stop laughing, he and I had a l-o-n-g talk, and my little buddy lost a little more of his innocence. I shared the story with my own dad. He knew that, at the same time, I was up to my eyeballs restoring my 681, which wasn't yet the gem it later turned out to be. Grandpa, thinking he was pretty funny, immediately dubbed my diamond in the rough Ranger, The Bass Turd.
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Location: Forest Lake, Mn. | hooked - 8/22/2013 4:22 AM
When my son was a little younger, he came to me and asked, "Daddy, why would somebody call another person fish poop?" Not really sure where this was going I asked him what he meant. He replied, "well, last night I was watching TV, and this guy called some one else a 'bass turd.'" When I finally was able to stop laughing, he and I had a l-o-n-g talk, and my little buddy lost a little more of his innocence. I shared the story with my own dad. He knew that, at the same time, I was up to my eyeballs restoring my 681, which wasn't yet the gem it later turned out to be. Grandpa, thinking he was pretty funny, immediately dubbed my diamond in the rough Ranger, The Bass Turd.
So somebody has finally figured out my little pun and joke and how I came up with my nickname. Although I don't know what TV show your son was watching and when, I've been using the name Fishpoop on the muskie message boards since about 2000. So either this TV show has a writer with the same sense of humor that I do or my nickname has somehow made it to Hollywood. lol I wonder if I can demand royalties for using my name?? lol
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Location: Forest Lake, Mn. | xlmuskie - 8/22/2013 2:58 AM
"Wet dream"
Wet Dream; Kip Addotta. There's something very fishy about this song.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6l1GvDWtccI
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