Five spots, one keeper striper, one Coast Guard encounter
 

Got on the water about 8:30, and it was a little chilly, but really bad,
about 45F. Water temp is still 70F.

Saw the usual suspects congregating near the close buoy, so I joined
them for a while to catch some spot (small baitfish). Got five, got
bored, headed across Bay.

Called the WayneB Floating RV a few times on channel 16 VHF, but he must
have been off playing bingo or whatever it is old farts in big barges do
on Sundays.

Encountered a couple of smallish blues over by the Choptank River,
talked to a few guys on the radio, headed over to the gas docks, where a
Brit named gas tanker was offloading. First time I've actually seen a
ship doing that at that spot. All the fisherguys on the radio were
hoping it would explode (with no loss of life of course) so we could go
back to fishing that spot. Some of us got too close (with 500 yards -
crikey) and the CG was called. It showed up in about 15 minutes, an RIB
with a cabin and a couple of outboards. We all acted very concerned, but
since we all had moved and all the boats there were white fiberglass,
our protectors were at a loss. So they left, back to protecting us from
whatever it they are supposed to be doing out there.

Headed over to the nuke plant and just to see if I could get a rise out
of the "Blackwater" a**holes guarding it, I snapped a couple of photos
with my baby digital. Unfortunately, they were comatose, as usual.

Caught two stripers in the plant outwash. One was a keeper. Kept it.

Tried Wayne B again, no go. Plenty of reach today on the VHF, too.

Five spots, one keeper striper, one Coast Guard encounter
 

HK wrote:

Got on the water about 8:30, and it was a little chilly, but really bad,
about 45F. Water temp is still 70F.

Saw the usual suspects congregating near the close buoy, so I joined
them for a while to catch some spot (small baitfish). Got five, got
bored, headed across Bay.

Called the WayneB Floating RV a few times on channel 16 VHF, but he must
have been off playing bingo or whatever it is old farts in big barges do
on Sundays.

Encountered a couple of smallish blues over by the Choptank River,
talked to a few guys on the radio, headed over to the gas docks, where a
Brit named gas tanker was offloading. First time I've actually seen a
ship doing that at that spot. All the fisherguys on the radio were
hoping it would explode (with no loss of life of course) so we could go
back to fishing that spot. Some of us got too close (with 500 yards -
crikey) and the CG was called. It showed up in about 15 minutes, an RIB
with a cabin and a couple of outboards. We all acted very concerned, but
since we all had moved and all the boats there were white fiberglass,
our protectors were at a loss. So they left, back to protecting us from
whatever it they are supposed to be doing out there.

Headed over to the nuke plant and just to see if I could get a rise out
of the "Blackwater" a**holes guarding it, I snapped a couple of photos
with my baby digital. Unfortunately, they were comatose, as usual.

Caught two stripers in the plant outwash. One was a keeper. Kept it.

Tried Wayne B again, no go. Plenty of reach today on the VHF, too.


but *not* really bad...sheesh.

Five spots, one keeper striper, one Coast Guard encounter
 

On Oct 14, 2:29 pm, HK wrote:
Got on the water about 8:30, and it was a little chilly, but really bad,
about 45F. Water temp is still 70F.

Saw the usual suspects congregating near the close buoy, so I joined
them for a while to catch some spot (small baitfish). Got five, got
bored, headed across Bay.

Called the WayneB Floating RV a few times on channel 16 VHF, but he must
have been off playing bingo or whatever it is old farts in big barges do
on Sundays.

Encountered a couple of smallish blues over by the Choptank River,
talked to a few guys on the radio, headed over to the gas docks, where a
Brit named gas tanker was offloading. First time I've actually seen a
ship doing that at that spot. All the fisherguys on the radio were
hoping it would explode (with no loss of life of course) so we could go
back to fishing that spot. Some of us got too close (with 500 yards -
crikey) and the CG was called. It showed up in about 15 minutes, an RIB
with a cabin and a couple of outboards. We all acted very concerned, but
since we all had moved and all the boats there were white fiberglass,
our protectors were at a loss. So they left, back to protecting us from
whatever it they are supposed to be doing out there.

Headed over to the nuke plant and just to see if I could get a rise out
of the "Blackwater" a**holes guarding it, I snapped a couple of photos
with my baby digital. Unfortunately, they were comatose, as usual.

Caught two stripers in the plant outwash. One was a keeper. Kept it.

Tried Wayne B again, no go. Plenty of reach today on the VHF, too.

And of course you know when they called the CG, and would not fudge
the reaction time either, right?? Anyway, just cause you didn't see
them, don't mean they were not there. I mean by your logic, must be
that there are no folks out there that want to hurt Americans and our
interests, since there is no security... Well, they attacked us
several times during the last Administration, and only once in this,
guess old GWB really has made us safer and less of a target... by your
logic...

Five spots, one keeper striper, one Coast Guard encounter
 

wrote:
On Oct 14, 2:29 pm, HK wrote:
Got on the water about 8:30, and it was a little chilly, but really bad,
about 45F. Water temp is still 70F.

Saw the usual suspects congregating near the close buoy, so I joined
them for a while to catch some spot (small baitfish). Got five, got
bored, headed across Bay.

Called the WayneB Floating RV a few times on channel 16 VHF, but he must
have been off playing bingo or whatever it is old farts in big barges do
on Sundays.

Encountered a couple of smallish blues over by the Choptank River,
talked to a few guys on the radio, headed over to the gas docks, where a
Brit named gas tanker was offloading. First time I've actually seen a
ship doing that at that spot. All the fisherguys on the radio were
hoping it would explode (with no loss of life of course) so we could go
back to fishing that spot. Some of us got too close (with 500 yards -
crikey) and the CG was called. It showed up in about 15 minutes, an RIB
with a cabin and a couple of outboards. We all acted very concerned, but
since we all had moved and all the boats there were white fiberglass,
our protectors were at a loss. So they left, back to protecting us from
whatever it they are supposed to be doing out there.

Headed over to the nuke plant and just to see if I could get a rise out
of the "Blackwater" a**holes guarding it, I snapped a couple of photos
with my baby digital. Unfortunately, they were comatose, as usual.

Caught two stripers in the plant outwash. One was a keeper. Kept it.

Tried Wayne B again, no go. Plenty of reach today on the VHF, too.

And of course you know when they called the CG, and would not fudge
the reaction time either, right?? Anyway, just cause you didn't see
them, don't mean they were not there. I mean by your logic, must be
that there are no folks out there that want to hurt Americans and our
interests, since there is no security... Well, they attacked us
several times during the last Administration, and only once in this,
guess old GWB really has made us safer and less of a target... by your
logic...




George Bush made us safer? George Bush, who can't eat pretzels and sit
on a couch at the same time? George Bush is the worst president ever.


Here's a photo for ya:

http://tinyurl.com/2rto2t


It's a "secret" place, heavily guarded by drunks from Blackwater. :}

Five spots, one keeper striper, one Coast Guard encounter
 

HK wrote in news:-
:

Tried Wayne B again, no go. Plenty of reach today on the VHF,
too.


Way ta go, Wayne! Two for Two!....(c;


Larry
--
You can tell there's extremely
intelligent life in the universe
because they have never called Earth.

Five spots, one keeper striper, one Coast Guard encounter
 

On Sun, 14 Oct 2007 22:17:27 +0000, Larry wrote:

Tried Wayne B again, no go. Plenty of reach today on the VHF,
too.


Way ta go, Wayne! Two for Two!....(c;

I'll have to check my VHF to see if Harry is in the kill file...

Five spots, one keeper striper, one Coast Guard encounter
 

On Sun, 14 Oct 2007 14:29:27 -0400, HK wrote:

Tried Wayne B again, no go. Plenty of reach today on the VHF, too.

We've been in the boondocks of Crisfield and Tangier - no internet, no
cell phone service, and waaay out of VHF range for a small boat.

Thanks for the fishing invitation though, maybe next time.

Five spots, one keeper striper, one Coast Guard encounter
 

Wayne.B wrote in
:

On Sun, 14 Oct 2007 22:17:27 +0000, Larry
wrote:

Tried Wayne B again, no go. Plenty of reach today on the
VHF,
too.


Way ta go, Wayne! Two for Two!....(c;

I'll have to check my VHF to see if Harry is in the kill
file...


I listened all day and I didn't hear him at all....


Larry
--
You can tell there's extremely
intelligent life in the universe
because they have never called Earth.

Five spots, one keeper striper, one Coast Guard encounter
 

Wayne.B wrote:
On Sun, 14 Oct 2007 14:29:27 -0400, HK wrote:

Tried Wayne B again, no go. Plenty of reach today on the VHF, too.

We've been in the boondocks of Crisfield and Tangier - no internet, no
cell phone service, and waaay out of VHF range for a small boat.

Thanks for the fishing invitation though, maybe next time.


Ahhh. On your way out of the Bay, eh?

Five spots, one keeper striper, one Coast Guard encounter
 

Larry wrote:
Wayne.B wrote in
:

On Sun, 14 Oct 2007 22:17:27 +0000, Larry
wrote:
Tried Wayne B again, no go. Plenty of reach today on the
VHF,
too.
Way ta go, Wayne! Two for Two!....(c;
I'll have to check my VHF to see if Harry is in the kill
file...

I listened all day and I didn't hear him at all....


Larry


Obviously you had your tinfoil hat on backwards. Or you overdosed on
Aloperidin.