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Basic PVC floating fishing chair. VERY basic, to be fair, but still cool.
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Previously:
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...ing-boat-59117
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...811#post129181
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...899#post129383
It may be basic but it proves that you don't need to spend 50k for a boat just to go fishing
I like it!
Only 50k?
There's a phrase where I work; regarding deplorable state of organization, machine tools, slipping belts, scattered unlabeled shopmade tooling, and 60+ years accumulated layer of coolant/ chips/ oil absorbent clay, covering most offensive not all conditions.........shameless.
"But the boats, trailers and ATV's are in good shape".
As a couple days past, venture a guess who coined it?
Only 50k? There are some rabid bass fishermen around here with 50k added to their boat, as if the fish give a whit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Frank S
Not even a noisy, high maintenance hole in the water makes actual fishing better. We used to fish Huntington Beach and Redondo in float rigs, when a 3-5 pounder bonito tows you all over creation.
Funny to trip across this thread right now; same time Joe Walsh just sang about bamboo poles, a safety pin - take the big ones home, let the little ones go.
Title? "Indian Summer". Not bad for a kid from Kansas, starting as he says "in the middle of no-where, didn't have far to fall".
Yes. I know, pretty good finding a tune for most any occasion.
Yep; planing hulls, rooster tails and red metal-flake paint do not a fishing boat make.Quote:
Originally Posted by Frank S