Fishing A hole observation

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Robski97

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One good thing about being out east is I think the fishing A holes don't know how to go that far east . I bet the locks is what keeps them out .. Like they cant figure out how to lock tru.....

lol

Rob
 
And I thought one of the best things about being at Montauk is there are hardly any Sea Rays ;)
 
Rob,
No, they attempt to go thru the locks all the time. That's why Tidewaters is such a great venue. Wait till you get to July around the locks...
 
Speaking as someone who fishes all the time...FU Rob

Speaking as someone with a Sea Ray ... FU John

Hope everyone is well.

:)
 
the reason you don't see them out east is because, apparently, they ONLY know how to fish in the middle of marked, narrow (the narrower the better), channels which basically stop at the Shinnecock Bridge...that acts like a natural barrier for them.
 
Remember, not all fisherman block channels but it does seem that all the *******s that block the channel are fisherman!
 
lol.....

Figured we all needed some humor ... one post is all it takes....

Since I have been here ( Greenport ) I haven't seen one FISHING Ahole anchored in the channel or tied to an aid of navigation....

Life is good .
 
One of the first threads I read here gave me the impression the fishing was best when held in place with a pole anchor and that it was actually the big hatteras types that were the aholes
 
Rob, in Greenport they run out to plum gut or the race for some great fishing. no need to block the channels
 
LOl... the pole anchor thread.... That was funny stuff...

Rob
 
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