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"JimH" wrote in message ... wrote in message oups.com... Harry wrote: I dunno, Chuckster. I usually burn 20-30 gallons in a day of fishing for the paltry takings in Chesapeake Bay. For $90, my wife and I can head out to any of many first-class restaurants and enjoy a first-class seafood dinner WITH a bottle of wine. I suspect I will cut back on fishing and spend my Bay boating time cruising and enjoy more time out on the Shenandoah paddling a canoe. ******************* You go boating to catch fish? :-) I'm happy to spend $XXX per day of use for my boat because it is even more enjoyable than sharing a bottle of wine in a restaurant. I am like you and most other boaters and happy to be out on the water even when the fish are not biting. Hell, if anyone tried to justify the cost/pound of the fish they caught, even excluding fuel costs, they would see that they are paying far more than restaurant prices for those fish. edit |
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