Fishing Fool Loc: redding, ca

Would love to fish with you. I'm in Cottonwood.

Fishing Fool Loc: redding, ca

If you are going for stripers let me know and I will help with expenses.

Thays1 Loc: Penn Valley

I've quit looking. Only people who have replied already have their own boat. I wanted to do this to give people who didn't have the opportunity a chance.

Numbnutz Loc: Sonoma county ca.

Grump!

Thays1 Loc: Penn Valley

Tell me about yourself fishing wise, lol

saw1 Loc: nor cal Windsor

Hey T1. You need to hit "Quote Reply" first before you post a response. That way we know who you're talkin to.
Thanks. Hope you can get together with someone and get out on the water. Post some pics of your catch if you do. Good luck and tight lines.

bapabear Loc: Blaine, Washington

Hey guys',
Give Thays1 a break. Here is a man who has offered to take people fishing on a boat, who would not get the chance otherwise. It seems pretty clear to me that this is very generous on his part. It is a win win offer. How many of you boat owners with all the negative comments would do the same?

saw1 Loc: nor cal Windsor

I do, all the time. However, I'm not opposed to fishin on someone else's boat if they offer to take me out.
My regular fishin partner , Brad, takes me out almost always on his boat. If we're goin lake fishin we'll take my boat. Either way we have fun, catch a lot of fish and enjoy each other's company no matter whose boat we take.
It's really nice of T1 to offer to take someone out on his boat, don't get me wrong, that's great. However in his first post he commented that his wife didn't want him to go out by himself anymore. A lot of us can relate to that. So if someone offers to take you out in their boat, it just seems natural to go instead if sittin at home wishin you you were able to take somebody in your boat.
I enjoy fishin PERIOD. Your boat, my boat or shore fishin. That's just the way I feel anyway. To each his own.
I know a lot of guys that have boats that don't live near me that want to fish together. I plan on goin there and fishin with them and using their boat. That way I don't have to pull my boat all the way there. Then if they want to come fish with me sometime, they don't have to pull their boat all the way here, we can use my boat.
Beats sittin home on the couch if you ask me. Just my opinion.

Thays1 Loc: Penn Valley

Thank you for the kind words of truth. I'm kind of used to this.For yrs and yrs i owned and operated charter boats . 99&1/2 % of fishermen were grateful for chance to go fishing and we loved to help them. the other 1/2 percent didn't know the meaning of thank full and their only agenda was to tell us how we were doing it all wrong and we needed to listen to them. So now when I get remarks like you're referring too, it's laughable.

Racsr Loc: Kentucky

God bless you sr. I would be there with you in a heartbeat if we were close. I only get out when my youngest son has time to go. It stinks waiting. Hope you find someone soon

Thays1 Loc: Penn Valley

I wish I could help you. As you see my comments you'll see most are concerned about telling about and helping themselves rather than helping others. Way of the world anymore, I guess.

saw1 Loc: nor cal Windsor

Since you won't hit Quote Reply before you respond we don't know who you are addressing.
I think it's wonderful for you to offer to take someone fishin. But I would still go fishin with somebody else in their boat before I would sit at home wishin I was on the water.

bapabear Loc: Blaine, Washington

It is hard I know, but don't get bitter. Just remember as charter captains, all the great people we have taken out and the things we have learned from them. It is what I call experience.

saw1 Loc: nor cal Windsor

I wish I was closer to either one of y'all. I'd love the chance/opportunity to fish and learn from both of you.

bapabear Loc: Blaine, Washington

Careful what you wish for. I may be headed your way next summer on an extended fishing trip. I sure would like to fish cleat lake.