The joys of Northern boating

[NoBones]

John, glad you made it back... I know you would have rather stayed
in the sunshine state!

Just outa' curiosity which one was the turd on the trip? The one on the left
or the one on the right in the pic ?? Gonna guess the left..

Also when your ready to check out the east side of our wonderful state
let me know..

[bigeasy1]

Originally Posted by NoBones

John, glad you made it back... I know you would have rather stayed
in the sunshine state!

Just outa' curiosity which one was the turd on the trip? The one on the left
or the one on the right in the pic ?? Gonna guess the left..

Also when your ready to check out the east side of our wonderful state
let me know..

DING DING DING!! We have a winner.
Yes Bones,it was the one on the left.The one on the right in the gray sweatshirt is my son.He actually organized and paid for the days fishing.
The one on the left is his brother in law who got all cackled.
In retrospect,I probably should have just let it roll off my back,he did apologize and was fine the rest of the trip.

I'll definitely let you know when I'm ready.After being able to get out and fish in February, I realized what I've been missing.
Now in my senior years,I'd like to find a spot down Florida way just for the winter months where I could live inexpensively,(its just me)and maybe just fish interior/bay waters for whatever.Maybe pickup a ctr console that I could handle easily by myself or with another,and finally get a chance to relax.I only wish I had made this decision ten years earlier.

**If you(or anyone else) have any info on what east coast areas are affordable,and offer sheltered waters for relaxing fishing,with maybe an occasional offshore adventure please let me know.It would be a help and would give me a starting point as to where to focus some attention.
Thanks to all for the help