OK, I'll give you a + karmic dealio for that heart felt admission of a teenaged wasteland life.If people can March into the capital building then we should be able to fish the aquarium at Bass Pro Shop.
Once, long ago, I worked the overnight shift at a big shopping mall, mopping and polishing the floors and emptying the trash and whatnot. This mall had a big aquarium filled with exotic fishes with benches around it in one of the annex halls. It was right in front of a popular pet store outlet.
Anyway, on my very last night shift, I had a bunch of buddies over to drink beer and get stoned in the mall since I wasn't gonna do any work on my very last day there. One of the guys had an actual piranha fish that he'd kept in a small fishbowl for a long time. I told him to bring it.
We dumped that piranha into that big aquarium and sat down to watch as we cracked beers and smoked cigarettes. Now this aquarium was about 8ft x 4 x 4ft high, and this poor old piranha had lived it's whole life in a little fishbowl a foot wide or so. It just floated there in the middle of that big space and flapped its little fins for a long time. The other fishies checked it out a little at first, the yellow ones, the orange ones, the iridescent blue ones and others. Then they got bored with it and went back to swimming around the big tank and hiding in the fake coral and rocks and weed that decorated the thing.
It took about 15 minutes.
Then the killing frenzy began.
It started with the yellow ones. We didn't see the first attacks because by that time we had gotten bored with looking at a motionless fish and were jawing and smoking and drinking our beers. But the motion drew our eyes and we all sat mesmerized as that insane piranha darted all over the tank taking bites out the hapless little yellow fishies.
He wasn't even eating the chunks. He'd just take a huge bite out a belly and spit out the chunk of meat and guts and then charge on to the next one to kill.
After a time it went on to the iridescent blue ones, but we didn't stick around because the sun was coming up soon and it was time for us to go.
It was one of the most awesomest things I ever saw.
Jeebs - you read that?OK, I'll give you a + karmic dealio for that heart felt admission of a teenaged wasteland life.If people can March into the capital building then we should be able to fish the aquarium at Bass Pro Shop.
Once, long ago, I worked the overnight shift at a big shopping mall, mopping and polishing the floors and emptying the trash and whatnot. This mall had a big aquarium filled with exotic fishes with benches around it in one of the annex halls. It was right in front of a popular pet store outlet.
Anyway, on my very last night shift, I had a bunch of buddies over to drink beer and get stoned in the mall since I wasn't gonna do any work on my very last day there. One of the guys had an actual piranha fish that he'd kept in a small fishbowl for a long time. I told him to bring it.
We dumped that piranha into that big aquarium and sat down to watch as we cracked beers and smoked cigarettes. Now this aquarium was about 8ft x 4 x 4ft high, and this poor old piranha had lived it's whole life in a little fishbowl a foot wide or so. It just floated there in the middle of that big space and flapped its little fins for a long time. The other fishies checked it out a little at first, the yellow ones, the orange ones, the iridescent blue ones and others. Then they got bored with it and went back to swimming around the big tank and hiding in the fake coral and rocks and weed that decorated the thing.
It took about 15 minutes.
Then the killing frenzy began.
It started with the yellow ones. We didn't see the first attacks because by that time we had gotten bored with looking at a motionless fish and were jawing and smoking and drinking our beers. But the motion drew our eyes and we all sat mesmerized as that insane piranha darted all over the tank taking bites out the hapless little yellow fishies.
He wasn't even eating the chunks. He'd just take a huge bite out a belly and spit out the chunk of meat and guts and then charge on to the next one to kill.
After a time it went on to the iridescent blue ones, but we didn't stick around because the sun was coming up soon and it was time for us to go.
It was one of the most awesomest things I ever saw.
Doubt it, but I'm sure he's been saving that copypasta for a very special occasion.Jeebs - you read that?OK, I'll give you a + karmic dealio for that heart felt admission of a teenaged wasteland life.If people can March into the capital building then we should be able to fish the aquarium at Bass Pro Shop.
Once, long ago, I worked the overnight shift at a big shopping mall, mopping and polishing the floors and emptying the trash and whatnot. This mall had a big aquarium filled with exotic fishes with benches around it in one of the annex halls. It was right in front of a popular pet store outlet.
Anyway, on my very last night shift, I had a bunch of buddies over to drink beer and get stoned in the mall since I wasn't gonna do any work on my very last day there. One of the guys had an actual piranha fish that he'd kept in a small fishbowl for a long time. I told him to bring it.
We dumped that piranha into that big aquarium and sat down to watch as we cracked beers and smoked cigarettes. Now this aquarium was about 8ft x 4 x 4ft high, and this poor old piranha had lived it's whole life in a little fishbowl a foot wide or so. It just floated there in the middle of that big space and flapped its little fins for a long time. The other fishies checked it out a little at first, the yellow ones, the orange ones, the iridescent blue ones and others. Then they got bored with it and went back to swimming around the big tank and hiding in the fake coral and rocks and weed that decorated the thing.
It took about 15 minutes.
Then the killing frenzy began.
It started with the yellow ones. We didn't see the first attacks because by that time we had gotten bored with looking at a motionless fish and were jawing and smoking and drinking our beers. But the motion drew our eyes and we all sat mesmerized as that insane piranha darted all over the tank taking bites out the hapless little yellow fishies.
He wasn't even eating the chunks. He'd just take a huge bite out a belly and spit out the chunk of meat and guts and then charge on to the next one to kill.
After a time it went on to the iridescent blue ones, but we didn't stick around because the sun was coming up soon and it was time for us to go.
It was one of the most awesomest things I ever saw.
Oh - cause I'm thinkingDoubt it, but I'm sure he's been saving that copytapsta for a very special occasion.Jeebs - you read that?OK, I'll give you a + karmic dealio for that heart felt admission of a teenaged wasteland life.If people can March into the capital building then we should be able to fish the aquarium at Bass Pro Shop.
Once, long ago, I worked the overnight shift at a big shopping mall, mopping and polishing the floors and emptying the trash and whatnot. This mall had a big aquarium filled with exotic fishes with benches around it in one of the annex halls. It was right in front of a popular pet store outlet.
Anyway, on my very last night shift, I had a bunch of buddies over to drink beer and get stoned in the mall since I wasn't gonna do any work on my very last day there. One of the guys had an actual piranha fish that he'd kept in a small fishbowl for a long time. I told him to bring it.
We dumped that piranha into that big aquarium and sat down to watch as we cracked beers and smoked cigarettes. Now this aquarium was about 8ft x 4 x 4ft high, and this poor old piranha had lived it's whole life in a little fishbowl a foot wide or so. It just floated there in the middle of that big space and flapped its little fins for a long time. The other fishies checked it out a little at first, the yellow ones, the orange ones, the iridescent blue ones and others. Then they got bored with it and went back to swimming around the big tank and hiding in the fake coral and rocks and weed that decorated the thing.
It took about 15 minutes.
Then the killing frenzy began.
It started with the yellow ones. We didn't see the first attacks because by that time we had gotten bored with looking at a motionless fish and were jawing and smoking and drinking our beers. But the motion drew our eyes and we all sat mesmerized as that insane piranha darted all over the tank taking bites out the hapless little yellow fishies.
He wasn't even eating the chunks. He'd just take a huge bite out a belly and spit out the chunk of meat and guts and then charge on to the next one to kill.
After a time it went on to the iridescent blue ones, but we didn't stick around because the sun was coming up soon and it was time for us to go.
It was one of the most awesomest things I ever saw.
Is this you? If you play your cards right, I might be willing to make you my bish.
Maybe one of them big ocean fishing Kayaks.A quick search later and I found a 2004 Bayliner 185 for $8500 which seems a bit on the high side to me for a 17 year old boat.
That have the ones with the foot peddles.I found a used one for $200 on Facebook market place. I wonder how much horsepower you can have on a motor mounted to that thing. I have seen videos of builds but honestly I want a proper boat. Maybe in March.
Salt and fresh though not as often as I'd like. Tuna, lobster, the odd rock crab or spider crab, sea bass, halibut, barracuda, large mouth, catfish, the odd trout. Stuff like that. I have been watching videos on the Bayliner 195 flight edition. I can't justify wasting that much money on a new boat but a good low hours used boat would be right up my alley.
Salt water will take a huge toll on a lake boat.I know but I still want one. That is why I want to buy used so at least someone else takes the big depreciation hit. The fuel costs, time washing it out after a salt water run, maintenence, registration, etc... It does all add up. I'd probably only use it 5-6 times a year at most too. That is why I want to spend no more then $6k-$7k so at least we're not talking $30k.
Horse. A small V8. Nowadays a six will probably do.305 refers to horsepower or length?
Outboard you're saying.Most of the ones in my price range seem to be six cylinder engines. 3L to 4.2L.
Difference in price?The Bayliner 185 has a 3L outboard. The bayliner 195 has a 4.2L onboard.