whaler1

Do they just not know or just not care?

I try not to argue with idiots or newbies, you appear to be both.

That's a stud

Cool looking dogfish

The helm is on the starboard side. Starboard stern corner is blind.

Great job!

I was trolling north west quartering into waves at two and a half mph. He came up at 8-9 mph in line with the starboard stern corner of my boat. I don't have eyes in the back of my head.

Nothing better than Sandy.

wrong, and I was fishing anyway

He was worse than an Internet tough guy on the radio. It was obnoxious but pretty funny.

Never know what's floating out there. Found a John boat in 600 some years back. Teeny little piece of stern was the only part above water.

Funny thing is he knew enough to call me on 72. If he knew that much maybe he should have guessed the rest.

Ha ha I was wondering if anyone did. Fishings good. 250 to 300 down 60 to 110. Dipsy a at 300 and 250. Fleas not a big issue. Saw a log coming back around 200 that could have made for a really bad day. Keep your eyes open.

Doesn't, look it up. He even said " must not know what latitude is". In 3 to 4's with 6 out your turns are limited. He had to have seen me for a mile on his way. I was on a tight 330. Wasn't another boat in sight. 1/4 wile further and he tacked 180. Was no need for it. If he turned 30 degrees west 20 minutes before there wouldn't have been an issue. It was really no big deal, just selfish and unnecessary.

Was in 300 off Sandy today trolling on a 330 when a voice on the radio yelled "change your latitude " "change your latitude " I looked behind me to starboard stern to see a sailboat coming fast on course to cross my bow. I said on the radio " I will cut in and cross your stern to which the vessel Villa replied "change your latitude ". I might have called him an A hole. Pretty big lake out there, and the overtaking vessel has not the right of way. Back in the day a well thrown quarter stick would have been appropriate. Man I miss those days.