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On Tue, 11 Jul 2006 08:18:31 -0500, "Charles B. Summers"
wrote: Snip I guess you could say that the thrill is gone for me... or the thrill of fishing alone. Snip Ever since I moved to Beaver Dam I have felt the same way. Not one of the people I met or worked with likes to fish, Beaver Dam lake stinks like a week old road kill, and I miss fishing with people. I did find out about a smaller lake West of here I am going to try out. Also found a nice little sport shop in Waupun that may lead to fishing partners. Charles, I think you would look good on a Harley. All you need is some hair and a beard :} |
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A sexy little Sportster?
"Dan, danl, Redbeard uh Greybeard now" wrote in message ... On Tue, 11 Jul 2006 08:18:31 -0500, "Charles B. Summers" wrote: Snip I guess you could say that the thrill is gone for me... or the thrill of fishing alone. Snip Ever since I moved to Beaver Dam I have felt the same way. Not one of the people I met or worked with likes to fish, Beaver Dam lake stinks like a week old road kill, and I miss fishing with people. I did find out about a smaller lake West of here I am going to try out. Also found a nice little sport shop in Waupun that may lead to fishing partners. Charles, I think you would look good on a Harley. All you need is some hair and a beard :} |
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Not giving up fishing altogether. Just stepping back for a little while. For
the past seven years, basically everything I have done has been fishing related, and honestly... I'm tired. I still enjoy it, but it's just not the relaxation that it once was. My fishing trips for awhile are going to include my kids, wife, and a bucket of worms. I don't really need a boat to do that... unless it's a pontoon boat (heaven forbid!). I'm still planning on coming to the Northwoods Classic too! Wouldn't want to let you guys think you can easily take my second place awards! NO WAY! Steve has said that I can fish with him one of the two days, and that's something that I've been wanting to do for a long time. Just gotta get him to slow down enough to pitch some worms... "alwaysfishking" wrote in message ups.com... Charles B. Summers wrote: you could say that the thrill is gone for me... or the thrill of fishing alone. Are you insane?, if someone asked me to give up fishing or give up a finger. I'd give him two just so he wouldn't bother me anymore |
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"Dan, danl, Redbeard uh Greybeard now" wrote in message ... Charles, I think you would look good on a Harley. All you need is some hair and a beard :} Don't temp me! #;-) |
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On Thu, 13 Jul 2006 08:50:04 -0500, "Charles B. Summers"
wrote: "Dan, danl, Redbeard uh Greybeard now" wrote in message .. . Charles, I think you would look good on a Harley. All you need is some hair and a beard :} Don't temp me! #;-) Just like the cartoons :} |
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Joe Haubenreich wrote: The operative word there was "alone." Yeah but he has kids, don't they want to fish? Some of the best days out were with my kids. However, even fishing alone is better than not fishing at all. I love fishing alone but to each is own. Somedays I look forward to fishing alone. Come up here Charles, I'll renew your interest in fishing alone. The problem is that you need to hook into something bigger than a 2 pound bass :-) |
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Pardon me too... I didn't spell "tempt" correctly.
Charles "His own netcop..." Summers "Dan, danl, Redbeard uh Greybeard now" wrote in message ... On Thu, 13 Jul 2006 08:50:04 -0500, "Charles B. Summers" wrote: "Dan, danl, Redbeard uh Greybeard now" wrote in message . .. Charles, I think you would look good on a Harley. All you need is some hair and a beard :} Don't temp me! #;-) Just like the cartoons :} |
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Charles B. Summers wrote:
Pardon me too... I didn't spell "tempt" correctly. Charles "His own netcop..." Summers That's the kind of thing that'll get you in hot water with the netkops union. ;-) -- Ken Fortenberry |
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On Thu, 13 Jul 2006 10:34:43 -0500, "Charles B. Summers"
wrote: Pardon me too... I didn't spell "tempt" correctly. Charles "His own netcop..." Summers Huh??? "Dan, danl, Redbeard uh Greybeard now" wrote in message .. . On Thu, 13 Jul 2006 08:50:04 -0500, "Charles B. Summers" wrote: "Dan, danl, Redbeard uh Greybeard now" wrote in message ... Charles, I think you would look good on a Harley. All you need is some hair and a beard :} Don't temp me! #;-) Just like the cartoons :} |
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So are you going to become "the bikepro"?
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"Charles Summers" wrote in message
. .. You know it... I love it, but it's not getting any use. I think I want to sell it, buy a big ass Harley Davidson. Call me crazy, but you won't be the first. Anyone interested in a Nitro? Sold my Harley FatBoy, bought me a Dodge RAM 1500 4x4, Tracker TX-17 and a 62" DLP Tele to watch the outdoor network on. Doing lots of fishing, hunting, enjoying it with the kids, etc. Still jonesing for the ride... But love the sport. Keep the boat! |
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One thing about it though Charles, you will NEVER catch a catfish on any
kind of bike. :) A real plus. "Charles B. Summers" wrote in message . .. Pardon me too... I didn't spell "tempt" correctly. Charles "His own netcop..." Summers "Dan, danl, Redbeard uh Greybeard now" wrote in message ... On Thu, 13 Jul 2006 08:50:04 -0500, "Charles B. Summers" wrote: "Dan, danl, Redbeard uh Greybeard now" wrote in message ... Charles, I think you would look good on a Harley. All you need is some hair and a beard :} Don't temp me! #;-) Just like the cartoons :} |
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Haven't put too much thought into it, but after last year... I doubt it.
"RichZ" wrote in message ... So are you going to become "the bikepro"? |
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You wipe out & almost kill yourself on a bicycle, then you go & sell your
bassboat & get a motorcycle? That makes sense I guess... If you're completely insane! Warren "Charles Summers" wrote in message . .. Haven't put too much thought into it, but after last year... I doubt it. "RichZ" wrote in message ... So are you going to become "the bikepro"? |
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My history, if you want to look back, never was too good on two wheels
anyway. Second Grade: Racing down hill against a neighbor and wiped out in front of my house. End result? 60 stitches in the middle of my forehead. Countless scars along my arms and legs, and my mom said it took about two hours for the doctors to remove about 90% of the gravel. Moving on along to about the 8th grade, skipping many wrecks that just scraped me up, I'm riding along in a friends back yard when the front tire lands in an empty hole causeing the rear wheel... rider included to flip over. Rear axle punctures ankle with a 1/2 inch hole about an inch deep. During the following year, after receiving a new ten speed for Christmas, I'm racing down the street against three other guys, winnig of course, when I stupidly try to change gears while standing up pedaling under power. Results: Deeply cut palms, dislocated knee, and I really should have went to the hospital. Parents weren't home, brother was stoned, so I tended to my wounds and repaired the bike later. Oh... 1985. I'm at a friends house checking out his new (used) motorcycle. I get on and run it down the street. Somehow... he omits telling me that the rear breaks don't work right, so as I'm going around a curve I find out the hard way. Luckily I had my choice this time as to what I was going to crash into. A car, a chainlink fence, or mailbox. The latter seemed like it would do the least damage to my skin so that's what I took out. As I pulled myself up, making sure that there were no parts of me bending the wrong direction...I start reassembling parts that came off the bike. Lady that owned the house is out there raising hell about her mailbox, and Bubba from down the street is saying something about seeing me come around the curve "way too fast" and knew I was going to wipe out. I told both of them to shut up as I climbed my aching body back on the bike and told them I'd see them after I got out of the ER. I went back to my friends house... then to the ER. There's alot more... but it's getting boring. But before I got married I had a sweet little GS550 that did me very well. It was probably the first thing on two wheel that I didn't crash... unless you count the time I dumped it in the back yard. I'm hoping that my years have given me a little sense and I'm old enough to understand that speed isn't everything. Maybe.... Insane??? You decide. "WARREN WOLK" wrote in message news:1NUtg.13$ZX6.1@trndny04... You wipe out & almost kill yourself on a bicycle, then you go & sell your bassboat & get a motorcycle? That makes sense I guess... If you're completely insane! Warren "Charles Summers" wrote in message . .. Haven't put too much thought into it, but after last year... I doubt it. "RichZ" wrote in message ... So are you going to become "the bikepro"? |
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With that history plus the fact you sold your boat...
Insane. Warren "Charles Summers" wrote in message . .. My history, if you want to look back, never was too good on two wheels anyway. Second Grade: Racing down hill against a neighbor and wiped out in front of my house. End result? 60 stitches in the middle of my forehead. Countless scars along my arms and legs, and my mom said it took about two hours for the doctors to remove about 90% of the gravel. Moving on along to about the 8th grade, skipping many wrecks that just scraped me up, I'm riding along in a friends back yard when the front tire lands in an empty hole causeing the rear wheel... rider included to flip over. Rear axle punctures ankle with a 1/2 inch hole about an inch deep. During the following year, after receiving a new ten speed for Christmas, I'm racing down the street against three other guys, winnig of course, when I stupidly try to change gears while standing up pedaling under power. Results: Deeply cut palms, dislocated knee, and I really should have went to the hospital. Parents weren't home, brother was stoned, so I tended to my wounds and repaired the bike later. Oh... 1985. I'm at a friends house checking out his new (used) motorcycle. I get on and run it down the street. Somehow... he omits telling me that the rear breaks don't work right, so as I'm going around a curve I find out the hard way. Luckily I had my choice this time as to what I was going to crash into. A car, a chainlink fence, or mailbox. The latter seemed like it would do the least damage to my skin so that's what I took out. As I pulled myself up, making sure that there were no parts of me bending the wrong direction...I start reassembling parts that came off the bike. Lady that owned the house is out there raising hell about her mailbox, and Bubba from down the street is saying something about seeing me come around the curve "way too fast" and knew I was going to wipe out. I told both of them to shut up as I climbed my aching body back on the bike and told them I'd see them after I got out of the ER. I went back to my friends house... then to the ER. There's alot more... but it's getting boring. But before I got married I had a sweet little GS550 that did me very well. It was probably the first thing on two wheel that I didn't crash... unless you count the time I dumped it in the back yard. I'm hoping that my years have given me a little sense and I'm old enough to understand that speed isn't everything. Maybe.... Insane??? You decide. "WARREN WOLK" wrote in message news:1NUtg.13$ZX6.1@trndny04... You wipe out & almost kill yourself on a bicycle, then you go & sell your bassboat & get a motorcycle? That makes sense I guess... If you're completely insane! Warren "Charles Summers" wrote in message . .. Haven't put too much thought into it, but after last year... I doubt it. "RichZ" wrote in message ... So are you going to become "the bikepro"? |
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Just getting ready for my next one... in a couple of years. I still have my
eye on a nice little Triton. (Just don't tell my wife) "WARREN WOLK" wrote in message news:%Jaug.874$WF6.417@trndny06... With that history plus the fact you sold your boat... Insane. Warren "Charles Summers" wrote in message . .. My history, if you want to look back, never was too good on two wheels anyway. Second Grade: Racing down hill against a neighbor and wiped out in front of my house. End result? 60 stitches in the middle of my forehead. Countless scars along my arms and legs, and my mom said it took about two hours for the doctors to remove about 90% of the gravel. Moving on along to about the 8th grade, skipping many wrecks that just scraped me up, I'm riding along in a friends back yard when the front tire lands in an empty hole causeing the rear wheel... rider included to flip over. Rear axle punctures ankle with a 1/2 inch hole about an inch deep. During the following year, after receiving a new ten speed for Christmas, I'm racing down the street against three other guys, winnig of course, when I stupidly try to change gears while standing up pedaling under power. Results: Deeply cut palms, dislocated knee, and I really should have went to the hospital. Parents weren't home, brother was stoned, so I tended to my wounds and repaired the bike later. Oh... 1985. I'm at a friends house checking out his new (used) motorcycle. I get on and run it down the street. Somehow... he omits telling me that the rear breaks don't work right, so as I'm going around a curve I find out the hard way. Luckily I had my choice this time as to what I was going to crash into. A car, a chainlink fence, or mailbox. The latter seemed like it would do the least damage to my skin so that's what I took out. As I pulled myself up, making sure that there were no parts of me bending the wrong direction...I start reassembling parts that came off the bike. Lady that owned the house is out there raising hell about her mailbox, and Bubba from down the street is saying something about seeing me come around the curve "way too fast" and knew I was going to wipe out. I told both of them to shut up as I climbed my aching body back on the bike and told them I'd see them after I got out of the ER. I went back to my friends house... then to the ER. There's alot more... but it's getting boring. But before I got married I had a sweet little GS550 that did me very well. It was probably the first thing on two wheel that I didn't crash... unless you count the time I dumped it in the back yard. I'm hoping that my years have given me a little sense and I'm old enough to understand that speed isn't everything. Maybe.... Insane??? You decide. "WARREN WOLK" wrote in message news:1NUtg.13$ZX6.1@trndny04... You wipe out & almost kill yourself on a bicycle, then you go & sell your bassboat & get a motorcycle? That makes sense I guess... If you're completely insane! Warren "Charles Summers" wrote in message . .. Haven't put too much thought into it, but after last year... I doubt it. "RichZ" wrote in message ... So are you going to become "the bikepro"? |
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I owned a number of Harleys over about 15 years, and I sold the last one two
years ago. One thing to think about these days is what type of street environment you will have to ride within. If you will be forced to do a lot of your riding on main drag suburbia streets packed with very distracted cellphone using commuters and soccermoms, riding a bike is not really much fun. You tend to have white knuckle experiences about every 5 minutes. Bill "Charles Summers" wrote in message ... Just transportation around town is all I need. Much like my attitude when I bought my boat... point A to point B. "Bob La Londe" wrote in message .. . "Charles Summers" wrote in message ... Just to clear the air... a Harley is NOT in my future. A Honda... maybe... never a Harley. (Sorry Wisconsin) Why? I've owned plenty of both and inspite of the hype and attitudes there isn't really that much difference. The smaller Hondas are cheaper, but that's about it. Take the top of the line from both, and maintenance, life, and price are about the same. Say ReclinerWing vs UltraBarge. Harley has some non-quality (persay) advantages. Resale value is exceptional, and the huge aftermarket pretty much guarantees you can keep your Harley on the road as long as you want to. -- Bob La Londe Fishing Arizona & The Colorado River Fishing Forums & Contests http://www.YumaBassMan.com -- Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com |
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Boat people have boats their entire lives.
Motorcycle people have bikes their entire lives. Car people have special cars their entire lives. Fishermen fish their entire lives. BSers BS their entire lives......ha ha. -- Bill Kiene "Charles Summers" wrote in message . .. You know it... I love it, but it's not getting any use. I think I want to sell it, buy a big ass Harley Davidson. Call me crazy, but you won't be the first. Anyone interested in a Nitro? |
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My wife was estatic when I broke my last bike's motor beyond repair. Her statement was you never fell off your race car! "WARREN WOLK" wrote in message news:%Jaug.874$WF6.417@trndny06... With that history plus the fact you sold your boat... Insane. Warren "Charles Summers" wrote in message . .. My history, if you want to look back, never was too good on two wheels anyway. Second Grade: Racing down hill against a neighbor and wiped out in front of my house. End result? 60 stitches in the middle of my forehead. Countless scars along my arms and legs, and my mom said it took about two hours for the doctors to remove about 90% of the gravel. Moving on along to about the 8th grade, skipping many wrecks that just scraped me up, I'm riding along in a friends back yard when the front tire lands in an empty hole causeing the rear wheel... rider included to flip over. Rear axle punctures ankle with a 1/2 inch hole about an inch deep. During the following year, after receiving a new ten speed for Christmas, I'm racing down the street against three other guys, winnig of course, when I stupidly try to change gears while standing up pedaling under power. Results: Deeply cut palms, dislocated knee, and I really should have went to the hospital. Parents weren't home, brother was stoned, so I tended to my wounds and repaired the bike later. Oh... 1985. I'm at a friends house checking out his new (used) motorcycle. I get on and run it down the street. Somehow... he omits telling me that the rear breaks don't work right, so as I'm going around a curve I find out the hard way. Luckily I had my choice this time as to what I was going to crash into. A car, a chainlink fence, or mailbox. The latter seemed like it would do the least damage to my skin so that's what I took out. As I pulled myself up, making sure that there were no parts of me bending the wrong direction...I start reassembling parts that came off the bike. Lady that owned the house is out there raising hell about her mailbox, and Bubba from down the street is saying something about seeing me come around the curve "way too fast" and knew I was going to wipe out. I told both of them to shut up as I climbed my aching body back on the bike and told them I'd see them after I got out of the ER. I went back to my friends house... then to the ER. There's alot more... but it's getting boring. But before I got married I had a sweet little GS550 that did me very well. It was probably the first thing on two wheel that I didn't crash... unless you count the time I dumped it in the back yard. I'm hoping that my years have given me a little sense and I'm old enough to understand that speed isn't everything. Maybe.... Insane??? You decide. "WARREN WOLK" wrote in message news:1NUtg.13$ZX6.1@trndny04... You wipe out & almost kill yourself on a bicycle, then you go & sell your bassboat & get a motorcycle? That makes sense I guess... If you're completely insane! Warren "Charles Summers" wrote in message . .. Haven't put too much thought into it, but after last year... I doubt it. "RichZ" wrote in message ... So are you going to become "the bikepro"? |
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