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Hahahahahahaha! That's awesome. I've had a few girls on my boat that got really excited, but never did they scream non-stop.

first and last time she would go out with me.

natetreat wrote:Hahahahahahaha! That's awesome. I've had a few girls on my boat that got really excited, but never did they scream non-stop.

There is a joke to be had there Nate, but we will keep it clean and leave it at that. lol

They say fish can't hear us talking. BUT! I'm sure they heard THAT!

That would be the last time she fished with me unless she agreed to use a "Gag Ball".
You'll have to google that one yourself. I was going to attach a photo of one but nothing came up that was "Site appropriate" in fact some of it was quite disturbing.

Toni wrote:I think it was one of the first fish she had caught. She was excited not terrified and the more she went out catching she wouldn't be yelling.
I am really sorry to hear you guys say that about fishing with her.

Absolutely right, Toni. I ran a charter out of Kodiak for over 10 years and loved it when clients got into a fish that had them whoopin', hollarin', or screaming. Don't let the Troglodytes bother you...I'm suspect they got up on the wrong side of the cave this morning...and their wives/significant others made them put up Christmas lights instead of going to the rivers to catch "boots."

I enjoyed the video but, my speakers are not hooked up.

Merry Christmas!

don't even say Christmas lights.

Sorry Toni, I'm sure it comes across different on video.

Years ago a buddy and I were fishing Eagle Lakes, heard a set of screams like that, and sure enough a young lady was just screaming at the big crappie she'd caught. We were sure she'd stumbled on a rattler or was being attacked. Just as funny now, but didn't have to run a rocky trail to see it.

She sure didn't seem excited in a good way...she was terrified of that fish even getting close to her. I'd have to invest in stealthy looking ear muffs.