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Old 23-10-2010, 19:40   #1711
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Personality always wins. Hands down!
something to look at isnt a negative factor..but brains is important and philosophy of life and sailing style.....
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Old 23-10-2010, 21:41   #1713
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Sailing style? Like die hard racer or multi hull fanatic? Of laid back cruiser type appreciating the value of arriving a little slower, but in style so he can enjoy the quiet anchorage watching the sun set while sipping cold gin and tonic....that kind of style?

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Old 23-10-2010, 22:59   #1714
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Sailing style? Like die hard racer or multi hull fanatic? Of laid back cruiser type appreciating the value of arriving a little slower, but in style so he can enjoy the quiet anchorage watching the sun set while sipping cold gin and tonic....that kind of style?

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kinda..is kinda how folks get along and how folks go thru life-- same with how y e deal with the boat and things that happen.how emergencies are handled and how serious repairs are dealt with, lotsa things. grounding--what do ye REALLY do-- not what ye tell folks we do..lol.
that kinda stuff

but ye kin keep the gin and tonic. i will drink water, thankyou.
is it teamwork or is it a free for all? does the team take care of each other or is it self preservation.. that kinda thing , tooo...
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Old 24-10-2010, 08:03   #1715
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hmmmm Style.

I like to sail sail sail. Tune tune tune. Microknots. Sail sail sail. Tune tune tune. Microknots.

Watch that ship! Watch that weather. Mark that plot! Every hour.

Sail sail sail. Tune tune tune. Microknots. Sail sail sail. Tune tune tune. Microknots.

Offshore. Alone.
Whats over there? Whats over here?
Inshore. Alone.
Whats over there? Whats over here?

But...

being at anchor I am bored s**t-less in a most grumpy psycho-monkey way.
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Old 24-10-2010, 09:38   #1716
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smb--ye need to learn fishing-- read and fish at anchor-then is time ot relax!!!-- you will get it soon enough..LOL... with a boat like mine, there is no such thing as microknots....lol
just sail sail sail and fish ...... fish fish fish ... read read read.....LOL
and the dolphins and fishies and all kinds of creatures.. turtles and man-o-war--all kinds of life to be seen!!
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Old 24-10-2010, 09:49   #1717
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Problem is zee zee, SaltyMonkey likes surf fishing! !!@!@!@!@
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Old 24-10-2010, 12:02   #1718
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Problem is zee zee, SaltyMonkey likes surf fishing! !!@!@!@!@
i havent tried that yet-- i can troll fish -catching dinner is fun...and i can bottom fish--i catch flounders..LOL...i need to perfect my casting for surf fishing i think--??
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from a boat makes for some hairy conditions zeezee
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Old 24-10-2010, 12:14   #1720
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lol not surfcasting from a boat!!! at anchor-- ye walk across -in pensacola, for example, to the ocean and surf cast while the boat is anchored within sight of ye. islands have many sides-- some with surf and some with smooth water--is alll good....many kindsa fishing, all in same place..LOL
i cast when i 8bottom fish..i dont catch sails, but i have caught a mast......and stanchion-- but that is all----mostly i caught something wiggly and swimming..LOL..and tasty for dinner..
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Old 24-10-2010, 16:07   #1721
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Monkey, Overall I like your style! except maybe so many tunes - kinda like th equiet of the ocean. But that's what ipods are for!

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being at anchor I am bored s**t-less in a most grumpy psycho-monkey way.
Isn't that where the soulmate comes in? to keep you busy at anchor?

Wish I could fish, Zee. Need a teacher. Haha! The "what do I do once he bites my hook" thing is what's got me stymied!

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Old 24-10-2010, 16:29   #1722
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that is th easy part--lol--if it is dinner, i reel that fish in an ddont let it breathe any water--lol-- if i wanna play with my food, i will let the fish dive-- also if i dont see it hit--lol-- when ist dives, donot let it under the boat---before starting to reel in--place boat in irons.
i also call the other crew when short handing, nd we both get that fishie in...dont lift it with the line that it is hooked by-- allow the other person to lean down into it and grab it .-- a gaff is a good thing, as is a net with a long handle-- but get the fishie as close to boat as ye can before showing it the net-- lol a king i had wanted to run when he saw my net on him-- so i had to sneak it in there on him.. he was yummmmmy.....3 ft long king. smallest was a baby tuna escaping from a shark--another baby--lol i caught that tooo easily... and young-- wait til tuna get bigger than 2 ft. they are a bit mushy when young. hay--was dinner- he bit my hook-- was fair game-- yummy --just a tad soft.
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Yeah, but what about all that flopping around in the boat, and some have teeth! Yikes! I think I need a mate with fishing skills. Then I'll cook it! LOL. Or better yet, I'll buy fresh catch from fishermen with extra. Haha!
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Old 24-10-2010, 16:41   #1724
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Yeah, but what about all that flopping around in the boat, and some have teeth! Yikes! I think I need a mate with fishing skills. Then I'll cook it! LOL. Or better yet, I'll buy fresh catch from fishermen with extra. Haha!
lol i put them into a bucket, head downe. then i gt my fillet knife--- aint some---is ALL FISHIES IN SEA HAVE BIG**S TEETH!!!!!! always use steel leader. never place fingers in mouth of fishie. ouchies !!!!!!! or toes.i let em sit on the cockpit sole as i clean em.(is clean--i make sure before cutting the fish)
i pull em out by the tail, allow em to breathe air instead of water, and clean em. king=steak em, others--fillet em. give the remains to the kitty and sea gods and sharks. this is when way out in deep water an more than 100 mi from shore. if you have amate liking fishing, the fish catcher csn clean fish, exceppt margo, she gets a designated cleaner. lol.

when fishie bites, holler like a madwoman, someone will fix it for ye.
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loudly. more than one time if necessary. call them out!!!!
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There are lots of mis-matchings even when most other aspects of life and personality line up nicely.Tough to find someone who matches up to an Alaskan oilfield worker on a 2 week on - 2 week off schedule who lives in Alaska in the summer riding a motorcycle and then in the winter lives on a boat in St Martin. But never say never I guess.
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