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hey D. went saturday. it's time to fish!!! we also have a family tradition to waterski an new years. clik on the numbers in ricks post to get to excellent threads.
Ah yes,I must agree with my fellow Floridians,Fuel the boat,get out the BIG livewell,for my Sailfish baits.Did you know Sailfishing is best,when its snowing up north.I still dislike buying my Christmas tree in heat,the darn needles stick to my sweat.The kids were always able to go kneeboarding or skiing.As long as there's a boat and an ocean.who needs snow
Well tas I'm glad you said to click on Rick's numbers. I thought he was being a smarta$$ by just putting numbers on the screen and I couldn't figure out what prompted that. d
Hey Mike, wife and I spent a few winter days in the Keys once. Had coats and all on in Dallas getting on the plane and stripped down to shorts when we got there....Sugarloaf Key. Wife caught (a big) one of those tropical looking fish; beautiful.
Funny this popped up. I was telling a friend about rebuilding the '87 Johnson 70. He laughed and said something about finishing just in time for the winter season. I laughed at him. I fish and play golf year round here outside of Houston. To tell the truth, I wore cutoffs last Jan. 1 and remimber playing golf when it was 20 deg on Jan. 1. It's the old Forest Gump weather, you just never know what your going to get.
