Your funny for the day: My son sent this to me thought I would share.

Basscat91 Loc: Gravette AR

My son sent this to me thought I would share.

Spiritof27 Loc: Lincoln, CA

OK I'll bite. What's a bass cat?

Basscat91 Loc: Gravette AR

Spiritof27 wrote:

OK I'll bite. What's a bass cat?

Just a boat

saw1 Loc: nor cal Windsor

Basscat91 wrote:

My son sent this to me thought I would share.

Looks like a lot of the pics people post on here when they're holdin fish. Like "HO HUM ".
I'm always kinda excited when I hold fish. Maybe one of these days when I learn how to catch more fish the excitement will wear off.

Basscat91 Loc: Gravette AR

saw1 wrote:

Looks like a lot of the pics people post on here when they're holdin fish. Like "HO HUM ".
I'm always kinda excited when I hold fish. Maybe one of these days when I learn how to catch more fish the excitement will wear off.

I know what you mean I get worked up over a bluegill

saw1 Loc: nor cal Windsor

Basscat91 wrote:

I know what you mean I get worked up over a bluegill

LOL.

Barnacles Loc: Northern California

I was plenty excited about my success during one fishing occasion when I was a kid.
I tied on the tiniest hook I could find and baited it with individual crumbs of raw hamburger - and fished for mosquitofish in a stock tank. The biggest catch was about an inch and a half long and it was all catch and release, but I had a GREAT time!

I was probably more easily entertained back then....

cking Loc: Denton, Texs

Exactly, my so $ I went fishing all day on Lake Ray Roberts, Texas for white bass & crappie & we caught everything but: 2 freshwater drum, a baby catfish & a baby black bass. Was very very hot & large gas expense!
Talking about Ho-Hum!!🫤🫤🫤

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

Basscat91 wrote:

My son sent this to me thought I would share.

I would rather be fishing than riding that thing.

OJdidit Loc: Oak Creek Wisconsin

flyguy wrote:

I would rather be fishing than riding that thing.

I presume you mean the roller coaster? If so, I am with you!
Nice boat, by the way!

Spiritof27 Loc: Lincoln, CA

But how do you RUN a bass cat? This ain't making any sense to me.

Basscat91 Loc: Gravette AR

Spiritof27 wrote:

But how do you RUN a bass cat? This ain't making any sense to me.

Ok if it said drive a basscat would that help?
Run is just used in place of drive. The black one runs top end @ 87 mph
The blue one runs @ 58 mph
And if you run you boat like that it’s way more exciting then a roller coaster

bknecht Loc: Northeast pa

Basscat91 wrote:

Ok if it said drive a basscat would that help?
Run is just used in place of drive. The black one runs top end @ 87 mph
The blue one runs @ 58 mph
And if you run you boat like that it’s way more exciting then a roller coaster

Oh my, that’s damn fast on the water. My BIL had a 15 foot glasstream with a 115 Evinrude many years ago, Jack plate and stainless steel prop, don’t remember the pitch. It was scary at 62mph. Simply can’t imagine 87 mph, I’d have to change my shorts.

Huntm22 Loc: Northern Utah. - West Haven

bknecht wrote:

Oh my, that’s damn fast on the water. My BIL had a 15 foot glasstream with a 115 Evinrude many years ago, Jack plate and stainless steel prop, don’t remember the pitch. It was scary at 62mph. Simply can’t imagine 87 mph, I’d have to change my shorts.

Younger days my tricked out snowmobile would do over 100 mph. Had friends with money and sponsorships that flat tracked over 150 mph. Talk about a rush or underware changing speed. On the water - guess I’m so much more conservative nowadays! 40-45 seems plenty fast for me.

Spiritof27 Loc: Lincoln, CA

I still don't get it my friend. But then I'm not a boat owner and not the least interested in becoming one. so it's ok if I don't.