Grrrr...20 knot winds
 

Wayne.B wrote:
On Sun, 23 Sep 2007 16:43:39 -0400, "Reginald P. Smithers III"
wrote:

What can you expect with a LT? Wet Feet?

Here's yet another of the many daily attacks from "Reggie Smithers",
a frequent rec.boats poster, and if you count them up, you will see how
little he adds here in boating/fishing content or interesting reading.
Harry,
How is this a daily attack?

That's easy, you went after his transom.

How low (LT) can you go? Harry is very protective of his aft most
parts as well he should be.

We'll be in Chesapeake Bay for most of October and will be
strategically well positioned for confirming or denying reports of
extreme LT weather. I'll be on close look out for DLTPs (Distressed
Low Transom Parkers) and will take pictures of all sightings for
review by the group. Yo Ho Ho... :-)

Meanwhile today, off the mid New Jersey coast, 120 miles north east of
our LT hero, it was like a lake. People were bopping around in the
Atlantic Ocean with 13 ft Whalers like it was a walk in the park.

If it were still summer, it would have been one of the finest days of
the season. For late September, the weather was absolutely
spectacular.


It was a nice day today, and the wind finally died down this afternoon.
I was just down at the marina, emptying out my minnow traps.

Grrrr...20 knot winds
 

On Sun, 23 Sep 2007 17:43:18 -0400, Wayne.B
wrote:

Meanwhile today, off the mid New Jersey coast, 120 miles north east of
our LT hero, it was like a lake. People were bopping around in the
Atlantic Ocean with 13 ft Whalers like it was a walk in the park.

I was just talking to the guy who bought my Contender - he said it was
gorgeous out there today. Ran flat out and didn't hit a roller all
day.

That makes it very nice.

Grrrr...20 knot winds
 

Wayne.B wrote:
On Sun, 23 Sep 2007 16:43:39 -0400, "Reginald P. Smithers III"
wrote:

What can you expect with a LT? Wet Feet?

Here's yet another of the many daily attacks from "Reggie Smithers",
a frequent rec.boats poster, and if you count them up, you will see how
little he adds here in boating/fishing content or interesting reading.
Harry,
How is this a daily attack?

That's easy, you went after his transom.

How low (LT) can you go? Harry is very protective of his aft most
parts as well he should be.

We'll be in Chesapeake Bay for most of October and will be
strategically well positioned for confirming or denying reports of
extreme LT weather. I'll be on close look out for DLTPs (Distressed
Low Transom Parkers) and will take pictures of all sightings for
review by the group. Yo Ho Ho... :-)

Meanwhile today, off the mid New Jersey coast, 120 miles north east of
our LT hero, it was like a lake. People were bopping around in the
Atlantic Ocean with 13 ft Whalers like it was a walk in the park.

If it were still summer, it would have been one of the finest days of
the season. For late September, the weather was absolutely
spectacular.

I hope you don't go out in weather when the waves at 1 to 2 ft. and gust
up to 15 mph. That could be very dangerous.

Grrrr...20 knot winds (A new deal for Reggie and some others)
 

HK wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
HK wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
HK wrote:

Here's mine:

Forecast as of 11:28 am EDT on September 23, 2007
Chesapeake Bay From North Beach To Drum Point-
Chesapeake Bay From Drum Point To Smith Point-
This Afternoon
N winds 15 kt. Waves 3 ft.


From 7 to 10 AM today, the weather station on the Thomas Point
lighthouse was reporting winds between 15 and 22 knots, and gusts
to 22
knots.


Three foot waves of the kind we have around here do not make for
pleasant fishing.

Harry,
If the weather in the area you normally fish has 3 ft. waves, why
not change your fishing location to the leeward side or a island,
peninsula or go to one of the 10,000 coves in the Chesapeake Bay.

Even on my little lake it is common for wind to pick up and make
parts of the lake unpleasant, including some of my favorite spots.
If the weather is still nice, I just move to the leeward side of an
island and have a wonderful day on the lake.





Here's yet another of the many daily attacks from "Reggie Smithers",
a frequent rec.boats poster, and if you count them up, you will see
how little he adds here in boating/fishing content or interesting
reading.

Harry,
This is not an attack, it is friendly advice.


I have no interest in advice from you. Save yourself the time and what
little energy it takes, and don't offer me any.


Well you were upset that you could not go fishing, I telling you
something all of us who use our boats do all the time.

Grrrr...20 knot winds (A new deal for Reggie and some others)
 

Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
HK wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
HK wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
HK wrote:

Here's mine:

Forecast as of 11:28 am EDT on September 23, 2007
Chesapeake Bay From North Beach To Drum Point-
Chesapeake Bay From Drum Point To Smith Point-
This Afternoon
N winds 15 kt. Waves 3 ft.


From 7 to 10 AM today, the weather station on the Thomas Point
lighthouse was reporting winds between 15 and 22 knots, and gusts
to 22
knots.


Three foot waves of the kind we have around here do not make for
pleasant fishing.

Harry,
If the weather in the area you normally fish has 3 ft. waves, why
not change your fishing location to the leeward side or a island,
peninsula or go to one of the 10,000 coves in the Chesapeake Bay.

Even on my little lake it is common for wind to pick up and make
parts of the lake unpleasant, including some of my favorite spots.
If the weather is still nice, I just move to the leeward side of an
island and have a wonderful day on the lake.





Here's yet another of the many daily attacks from "Reggie Smithers",
a frequent rec.boats poster, and if you count them up, you will see
how little he adds here in boating/fishing content or interesting
reading.

Harry,
This is not an attack, it is friendly advice.


I have no interest in advice from you. Save yourself the time and what
little energy it takes, and don't offer me any.


Well you were upset that you could not go fishing, I telling you
something all of us who use our boats do all the time.



Here's yet another of the many daily attacks from "Reggie Smithers",
a frequent rec.boats poster, and if you count them up, you will see how
little he adds here in boating/fishing content or interesting reading.

Grrrr...20 knot winds (A new deal for Reggie and some others)
 

HK wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
HK wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
HK wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
HK wrote:

Here's mine:

Forecast as of 11:28 am EDT on September 23, 2007
Chesapeake Bay From North Beach To Drum Point-
Chesapeake Bay From Drum Point To Smith Point-
This Afternoon
N winds 15 kt. Waves 3 ft.


From 7 to 10 AM today, the weather station on the Thomas Point
lighthouse was reporting winds between 15 and 22 knots, and gusts
to 22
knots.


Three foot waves of the kind we have around here do not make for
pleasant fishing.

Harry,
If the weather in the area you normally fish has 3 ft. waves, why
not change your fishing location to the leeward side or a island,
peninsula or go to one of the 10,000 coves in the Chesapeake Bay.

Even on my little lake it is common for wind to pick up and make
parts of the lake unpleasant, including some of my favorite
spots. If the weather is still nice, I just move to the leeward
side of an island and have a wonderful day on the lake.





Here's yet another of the many daily attacks from "Reggie Smithers",
a frequent rec.boats poster, and if you count them up, you will see
how little he adds here in boating/fishing content or interesting
reading.

Harry,
This is not an attack, it is friendly advice.


I have no interest in advice from you. Save yourself the time and
what little energy it takes, and don't offer me any.


Well you were upset that you could not go fishing, I telling you
something all of us who use our boats do all the time.



Here's yet another of the many daily attacks from "Reggie Smithers",
a frequent rec.boats poster, and if you count them up, you will see how
little he adds here in boating/fishing content or interesting reading.

Ok, if you don't want to learn anything, it is fine with me.

Grrrr...20 knot winds (A new deal for Reggie and some others)
 

On Sun, 23 Sep 2007 16:42:35 -0400, HK wrote:

Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
HK wrote:

Here's mine:

Forecast as of 11:28 am EDT on September 23, 2007
Chesapeake Bay From North Beach To Drum Point-
Chesapeake Bay From Drum Point To Smith Point-
This Afternoon
N winds 15 kt. Waves 3 ft.


From 7 to 10 AM today, the weather station on the Thomas Point
lighthouse was reporting winds between 15 and 22 knots, and gusts to 22
knots.


Three foot waves of the kind we have around here do not make for
pleasant fishing.

Harry,
If the weather in the area you normally fish has 3 ft. waves, why not
change your fishing location to the leeward side or a island, peninsula
or go to one of the 10,000 coves in the Chesapeake Bay.

Even on my little lake it is common for wind to pick up and make parts
of the lake unpleasant, including some of my favorite spots. If the
weather is still nice, I just move to the leeward side of an island and
have a wonderful day on the lake.





Here's yet another of the many daily attacks from "Reggie Smithers",
a frequent rec.boats poster, and if you count them up, you will see how
little he adds here in boating/fishing content or interesting reading.

Now *that's* friggin' hilarious!

Grrrr...20 knot winds (A new deal for Reggie and some others)
 

On Sun, 23 Sep 2007 16:43:20 -0400, "Reginald P. Smithers III"
wrote:

HK wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
HK wrote:



I'm cutting you and several others a new deal. You are temporarily
out of my bozo bin.

Beginning today, if you and the others I have released behave
reasonably, I will treat you the same way.

Please put me back in your bozo bin



Sorry. I'm performing a public service.

Here's yet another of the many daily attacks from "Reggie Smithers",
a frequent rec.boats poster, and if you count them up, you will see how
little he adds here in boating/fishing content or interesting reading.

Harry,
I am curious, how is this a "daily attacks"?

You didn't end your post by saying, "Harry is a very nice, intelligent,
honest, sociable guy!"

Grrrr...20 knot winds (A new deal for Reggie and some others)
 

Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
HK wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
HK wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
HK wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
HK wrote:

Here's mine:

Forecast as of 11:28 am EDT on September 23, 2007
Chesapeake Bay From North Beach To Drum Point-
Chesapeake Bay From Drum Point To Smith Point-
This Afternoon
N winds 15 kt. Waves 3 ft.


From 7 to 10 AM today, the weather station on the Thomas Point
lighthouse was reporting winds between 15 and 22 knots, and
gusts to 22
knots.


Three foot waves of the kind we have around here do not make for
pleasant fishing.

Harry,
If the weather in the area you normally fish has 3 ft. waves, why
not change your fishing location to the leeward side or a island,
peninsula or go to one of the 10,000 coves in the Chesapeake Bay.

Even on my little lake it is common for wind to pick up and make
parts of the lake unpleasant, including some of my favorite
spots. If the weather is still nice, I just move to the leeward
side of an island and have a wonderful day on the lake.





Here's yet another of the many daily attacks from "Reggie Smithers",
a frequent rec.boats poster, and if you count them up, you will
see how little he adds here in boating/fishing content or
interesting reading.

Harry,
This is not an attack, it is friendly advice.


I have no interest in advice from you. Save yourself the time and
what little energy it takes, and don't offer me any.


Well you were upset that you could not go fishing, I telling you
something all of us who use our boats do all the time.



Here's yet another of the many daily attacks from "Reggie Smithers",
a frequent rec.boats poster, and if you count them up, you will see
how little he adds here in boating/fishing content or interesting
reading.

Ok, if you don't want to learn anything, it is fine with me.



I have no interest in advice from you. Save yourself the time and
what little energy it takes, and don't offer me any.

Grrrr...20 knot winds
 

On Sun, 23 Sep 2007 17:52:53 -0500, John H.
wrote:

On Sun, 23 Sep 2007 17:43:18 -0400, Wayne.B
wrote:

On Sun, 23 Sep 2007 16:43:39 -0400, "Reginald P. Smithers III"
wrote:

What can you expect with a LT? Wet Feet?


Here's yet another of the many daily attacks from "Reggie Smithers",
a frequent rec.boats poster, and if you count them up, you will see how
little he adds here in boating/fishing content or interesting reading.

Harry,
How is this a daily attack?

That's easy, you went after his transom.

How low (LT) can you go? Harry is very protective of his aft most
parts as well he should be.

We'll be in Chesapeake Bay for most of October and will be
strategically well positioned for confirming or denying reports of
extreme LT weather. I'll be on close look out for DLTPs (Distressed
Low Transom Parkers) and will take pictures of all sightings for
review by the group. Yo Ho Ho... :-)

Meanwhile today, off the mid New Jersey coast, 120 miles north east of
our LT hero, it was like a lake. People were bopping around in the
Atlantic Ocean with 13 ft Whalers like it was a walk in the park.

If it were still summer, it would have been one of the finest days of
the season. For late September, the weather was absolutely
spectacular.
]
Today was a georgeous day here also. I didn't get out, but spent half the
day at the local golf course. Beautiful weather. Can't wait for the new
boat to get here.

Gee - I spent the day clearing brush.

Where did I go wrong? :)