Have you taken a risk lately: Whether it was fishing or everyday life, have you Ever taken a risk that you weren't sure of? Ever ventured past your go to spot only to get lost? Ever...

plumbob Loc: New Windsor Maryland

Whether it was fishing or everyday life, have you Ever taken a risk that you weren't sure of?

Ever ventured past your go to spot only to get lost?

Ever had the compass or GPS mislead you?

Ever swam a little to far?

Ever said anything knowing it was a risk?

Ever tried something knowing it most likely wont work?

Seegundo Loc: Lake s minole Georgia

Who hasn't

plumbob Loc: New Windsor Maryland

Seegundo wrote:

Who hasn't

What was it?

bknecht Loc: Northeast pa

Seegundo wrote:

Who hasn't

Not lately Plumb, I’ve somewhat learned after 4 shoulder surgeries, 3 knees and 2 hip replacements that some risks just weren’t work it. Still however do some stupid things I shouldn’t but certainly much less.

plumbob Loc: New Windsor Maryland

bknecht wrote:

Not lately Plumb, I’ve somewhat learned after 4 shoulder surgeries, 3 knees and 2 hip replacements that some risks just weren’t work it. Still however do some stupid things I shouldn’t but certainly much less.

4 shoulder surgeries? Wife will be getting # 2 and then a redo on the left. Hope she stops at 3.

Stupid vs risk taking. Could be considered the same i guess. I have a habit of stupidity now and then as well.

Slimshady Loc: Central Pennsylvania

I think we all do Plum and sometimes We regret it after but can’t change it

plumbob Loc: New Windsor Maryland

Slimshady wrote:

I think we all do Plum and sometimes We regret it after but can’t change it

As long as we learn from either Slim.

troyfrd1 Loc: Hampstead,NC

Good one. I took a risk of loaning money to a so-called family member who I felt was a true friend. Turns out I should have listen to my heart. Family is most times the worst

plumbob Loc: New Windsor Maryland

troyfrd1 wrote:

Good one. I took a risk of loaning money to a so-called family member who I felt was a true friend. Turns out I should have listen to my heart. Family is most times the worst

A lesson well learned there i bet.

troyfrd1 Loc: Hampstead,NC

plumbob wrote:

A lesson well learned there i bet.

It was but the one thing was my dad always said if they don’t pay you back they won’t ask you again unless they are bold

Passingbye Loc: Reidsville NC

plumbob wrote:

Whether it was fishing or everyday life, have you Ever taken a risk that you weren't sure of?

Ever ventured past your go to spot only to get lost?

Ever had the compass or GPS mislead you?

Ever swam a little to far?

Ever said anything knowing it was a risk?

Ever tried something knowing it most likely wont work?

I had a huge 100lbs catfish trying to bring it in the boat with a big J hook sunk into my left hand knuckle and 10 more jugs bobbing with large channel catfish on them..I cut off the line off the hooks eye, finished getting my fish, baited my line's out, trailered the boat and went to have a pretty doctor do surgery to remove the hook.. Went back bandaged and bleeding harvested 17 more cat's, the big flathead like to got me overboard with an out of commission hand!

troyfrd1 Loc: Hampstead,NC

Passingbye wrote:

I had a huge 100lbs catfish trying to bring it in the boat with a big J hook sunk into my left hand knuckle and 10 more jugs bobbing with large channel catfish on them..I cut off the line off the hooks eye, finished getting my fish, baited my line's out, trailered the boat and went to have a pretty doctor do surgery to remove the hook.. Went back bandaged and bleeding harvested 17 more cat's, the big flathead like to got me overboard with an out of commission hand!

Then you ate him lol

flyguy Loc: Lake Onalaska, Sunfish Capitol of the World!

bknecht wrote:

Not lately Plumb, I’ve somewhat learned after 4 shoulder surgeries, 3 knees and 2 hip replacements that some risks just weren’t work it. Still however do some stupid things I shouldn’t but certainly much less.

You should know the routine by now, Brad.

plumbob Loc: New Windsor Maryland

Passingbye wrote:

I had a huge 100lbs catfish trying to bring it in the boat with a big J hook sunk into my left hand knuckle and 10 more jugs bobbing with large channel catfish on them..I cut off the line off the hooks eye, finished getting my fish, baited my line's out, trailered the boat and went to have a pretty doctor do surgery to remove the hook.. Went back bandaged and bleeding harvested 17 more cat's, the big flathead like to got me overboard with an out of commission hand!

I would say that qualifies as taking a risk. Must have a rather big hook the doc had to remove.

Passingbye Loc: Reidsville NC

troyfrd1 wrote:

Then you ate him lol

No weighed her and released her baby maker eat the channel catfish The hook was bone deep and would've tore my knuckle off.