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Me, my dad’s friend, my dad’s friend’s son and his grandson. Dad didn’t want to come along – oh well. No bass fishing in this part. Part 2 will, though. This is the unloading of the boat and the trip in the boat to our fishing spot. (Or, should I say, our trip *towards* the fishing spot, since the water was lower than usual, and our boat hit bottom about halfway there.) We could still fish along the river banks, though.

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Posted by admin Date: Sunday, June 14, 2009

Categories: fishing boating

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Surviving: Ocean And Boating Safety

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Safety on the water.

Hope you know what you’re fighting against.

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Posted by admin Date: Friday, June 12, 2009

Categories: boating safety

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Boating Tips: Safe Docking with Doc A Reni

Shurhold’s – Dock A Reni product as featured on Ship Shape TV. This unique little gadget help boaters hold open a loop of line from their boat pole. This ists in getting the line around cleats and pilings. This is just one of many innovative products from Shurhold Industries. Check out Shurhold’s entire line of innovative boat care and accessory products at www.shurhold.com.

Duration : 0:0:51

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Posted by admin Date: Friday, June 12, 2009

Categories: boat docking

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Cobia Fishing 2006

Clip from the Kenny Stabler 2006 Charity Cobia Tournament from Orange Beach, AL. For a complete podcast of the tournament look at www.megabytefishing.com

Duration : 0:3:0

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Posted by admin Date: Friday, June 12, 2009

Categories: fishing boating

Tags: boating, Cobia, fishing, ling

Burning boat safety drill in Long Beach

Long Beach firefighters and lifeguards torch a 35-foot boat off the coast to train in real-world conditions just in time for the Summer boating season.

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Posted by admin Date: Friday, June 12, 2009

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Trip to Woodland, Wa! G-ma’s River :)

Alexis, Kateri, Michaela and Olivia in Woodland…. boating around in the river behind my grandma’s house

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Posted by admin Date: Tuesday, June 9, 2009

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Launching a Boat 3.5.5

Prepare for launch: Prepare the boat away from the launch so you will not block any boaters who are waiting to launch or retrieve their boat. Preparation may involve removing all tie-downs except the winch line, loading additional supplies and equipment into the boat, inserting the drain plug if not already done, disconnecting trailer brake lights so you don’t burn out the bulbs, removing the motor travel supports if applicable, and putting the trim up to prevent hitting the prop when launching.

Attach a bow line to steady the boat upon release. This may not be required if two persons are launching the boat, and one is in the boat.

Release the winch line and slowly reverse the boat off the trailer.
Secure the boat to the dock, and then promptly move the tow vehicle and trailer away from the launch to avoid keeping other boaters from waiting.
If you anticipate problems with your boat engine, start the engine and let it warm up while the boat is still attached to the winch line. It is much easier to retrieve the boat when it is still on the trailer.
Back into the water far enough that the lower unit cooling water intake holes are submerged. (NOTE: use the parking brake on the towing vehicle at this point, and do not allow the tow vehicle’s wheels in the water unless necessary.)

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Posted by admin Date: Tuesday, June 9, 2009

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Garbage Disposal 6.6.4

Additionally, vessels greater than 26 feet in length and operating in federal waters must display a 4×8-inch SOS (Save our Seas) placard in a conspicuous place that outlines waste disposal regulations. Placards can be purchased from most boat dealers and marinas.