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Re: sad day

#16 Post by Bamaman » Fri Oct 05, 2012 8:01 pm

The Mid South was mid 80's today, I took a 1 hr. ride before putting my boat on the trailer. I think it's the last of the 80's, with temps dropping to highs in 60's and lows in the low 40's.

I pulled the boat for the 20 hour oil change and lower unit grease change. I'm going to get my Fitz polishing wheel going on an electric drill and see if I can polish the toons without too much elbow grease. Those toons flat put out the black on rags. I may need more rags and some lacquer cleaner to do the job efficiently. Then, Sharkhide.
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Re: sad day

#17 Post by screwball » Sat Oct 06, 2012 12:01 am

Winterize???? What be that strange thing you speak of ?? Here in Bullhead City, Az it was 98* today. Expecting a cold spell this weekend, only 91* Our winterizing is putting a sweatshirt on board.

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Re: sad day

#18 Post by ROLAND » Sat Oct 06, 2012 2:59 am

Start a weeks vacation today ( saturday ) have my 80 y.o. dad in town from st. louis and my son and daughter in law are driving up to shreveport to spend the weekend with us and thier grandpa... the plan WAS to put my toon in the lake and take leisurely hour and a half cruise to east texas and visit a well known lake side restaurant... but NOOOOOOOO weather man says our usual temps of mid 80's this time of year in Louisiana will actually be in the mid 60's with a fair chance for rain both days this weekend.... there goes the boat ride.... maybe later in the week when the temps are supposed to go back up in the 80;s... Not how i wanted to start my vacation... but hey, it still beats the hell out of going to work....
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Re: sad day

#19 Post by tuned » Sat Oct 06, 2012 9:33 am

Hmmph :cry:
Woke up to about 4 inches of that fluffy white stuff and 22 degrees. Very pretty, except when you are not yet winterized.
Grumble grumble :(
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Re: sad day

#20 Post by badmoonrising » Sat Oct 06, 2012 8:30 pm

badmoonrising wrote:
Going out for Maryland crabs tomorrow :drool :drool :drool

:drool :drool :drool :drool :drool :drool :drool

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Re: sad day

#21 Post by playcat » Mon Oct 08, 2012 8:01 am

Dude, that's just wrong...I haven't had a bushel of jimmies in about forever! Hope you enjoyed them!
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Re: sad day

#22 Post by bassn386 » Mon Oct 08, 2012 8:15 am

Used to go to a place just outside of Fredrick, MD called the Jug Bridge Inn. On Monday nights it was all the crabs you could eat for some ridiculously low price. They'd start with a dozen and keep going until you hollered Uncle. Steamed and then covered with Old Bay, mmmm.
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Re: sad day

#23 Post by badmoonrising » Mon Oct 08, 2012 9:35 am

This guy was a commercial crabber who used to sell his catch to restaurants. He opened up his own place and his business is booming. This was his 4th season open.
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Re: sad day

#24 Post by oldcoot » Mon Oct 08, 2012 10:05 am

We went out last Sunday at 63...up to RR bridge at Chillicothe and back...looked at the trees changin' and the huge white pelicans before they leave...even a little cool, we had a great time...yesterday was 33 in the morning and looks like things aren't warming up anytime too soon...damn Illinois weather... :roll:
Gonna winterize the "off-duty cruiser" and stick her in the shed this coming weekend :cry:
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Re: sad day

#25 Post by BobG » Mon Oct 08, 2012 10:29 am

ROLAND wrote:weather man says our usual temps of mid 80's this time of year in Louisiana will actually be in the mid 60's with a fair chance for rain both days this weekend.... there goes the boat ride
In Colorado, we would call that a good day!!! Put the camper on, and GO.
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Re: sad day

#26 Post by Doctordeere » Mon Oct 08, 2012 3:40 pm

I haven't had a decent crab since I lived on Kent Island. Every time I go in a place and see they're advertising 'Maryland-style blue crab' I want to whip somebody's ass, 'cause I know they're nowhere close.
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Re: sad day

#27 Post by badmoonrising » Mon Oct 08, 2012 4:31 pm

Yeah I've had blue crab in every state from Maine to Florida. It's Maryland crabs from Maryland that tastes the best. Most people think that it's because the bay is an estuary and the mix of salt/fresh water adds to the taste of blue crab. Oysters from the Chesapeake and Pamlico Sound in NC are the better than anywhere else.
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Re: sad day

#28 Post by BobG » Tue Oct 09, 2012 11:04 am

badmoonrising wrote:Oysters from the Chesapeake and Pamlico Sound in NC are the better than anywhere else.
It's the mercury... :evil:
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Re: sad day

#29 Post by dockholiday » Tue Oct 09, 2012 1:07 pm

Bamaman wrote:The Mid South was mid 80's today, I took a 1 hr. ride before putting my boat on the trailer. I think it's the last of the 80's, with temps dropping to highs in 60's and lows in the low 40's.

I pulled the boat for the 20 hour oil change and lower unit grease change. I'm going to get my Fitz polishing wheel going on an electric drill and see if I can polish the toons without too much elbow grease. Those toons flat put out the black on rags. I may need more rags and some lacquer cleaner to do the job efficiently. Then, Sharkhide.

Bama use paper towel on removing the black residue. I just keep the garage stocked from Sam's with them. Not too costly when you buy the multi packs.........
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Re: sad day

#30 Post by spurhunter » Tue Oct 09, 2012 1:38 pm

Couldn't live up north, I was out both Sat and Sunday and I'm waiting for the COLD weather to hit. The colder the better for giant catfish. The only time I wont go is when the ice gets too thick to break it at the ramp, otherwise, Im busting it all the way to the main channel. FYI, there has only been a time or two in 50 years here it got that cold for that long.
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