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chesapeakeblend
06-12-2006, 09:44 AM
Nice man! I especially like the last pic -reminds me of how I feel after spending all morning not finding fish! hahaha
mike
gateman4
06-12-2006, 09:57 AM
Excellent!
markbob
06-12-2006, 07:09 PM
Somebody found my dream woman![wink]
caption to the 4th pic. DONT CRY, I CAN MAKE IT ALL BETTER!!!!!!!!!
Sandtiger
06-12-2006, 07:41 PM
Nice pictures, but no life jackets on any one of them............[sad]
Thats what I would expect from Sandtiger. No life jackets. HAHAHA
George Z
06-13-2006, 12:00 AM
Good looking kayaks.
I am a big advocate of wearing PFDs, however, they don't have PFDs on because they are in Florida, in marsh creeks or flats that are about a foot to 3 foot deep and the bank is about 8 to fifteen feet away. If you fall out of the yak, you just stand up. The only thing a PFD would do is make it harder to stand up. Besides, if they had PFDs on, it would obstruct the view. Women in yaks and you are looking for a PFD!!!!!!!
Juke,
Nice to see MudGirl with a nice red, tell her I said hello.
Chad
Joe Bowers
06-13-2006, 07:06 PM
three foot of water and 1 rock would equal no nice picture. I'm with Sand Tiger, but I also enjoyed the pictures.. thanks
JoeB
Joe,
When we start a rant like this, saying "I'm with "insert name here" would not be a good idea. I will refraing from talking about where do you and he fish, Brokeback Bay, and so on. This subject here is WOMEN IN KAYAKS and not PFD safety. I would also normally ask how does one paddle a kayak with such a huge stick up there. But I was in the military and am a bigfan of sophmoric humor but hose with sticks in bad places will get upset, so I'll refrain from going there too. Do not take any of this the wrong way, I just have ahard time holding back on some things. None of this was personal, blah, blah, blah. Also, in Florida, I do ont see many wearing PFD's but I highly encourage everyone to wear one, however, we are talking about WOMEN IN YAKS here, so I'll start another thread about PFD's and we can talk about hte most beautiful things on the planet. WOMEN!
JDSeiders
06-13-2006, 07:54 PM
Don't go all Goby on 'em.
Damn shame you moved.
PS-All of FLA and you know 2 women?
I only know one of those women. I miss you too. Look out, its a channel marker.
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JDSeiders
06-13-2006, 08:05 PM
No doubt, that one probably hates you. And I don't care how much you miss me, you're not riding tandem in my yak.
Look out, it's Rudee Inlet!
Most women that hate me are the ideal weight for a woman 7'2" however, they are usually 4'6".
JDSeiders
06-13-2006, 08:10 PM
I heard she was out fishing with Meyera Oberndorf.
Look out, it's a drain plug!
Joe Bowers
06-13-2006, 08:57 PM
Juke,
I had my say this thread is all yours, sorry you had to give away one of your favorite spots, Is that lake that you mentioned near a mountain that they made a movie about?
None of this was personal, enjoyed the pictures, but just not enough of them.
JoeB
wpvboat
06-13-2006, 10:09 PM
I wear my PFD MOST of the time but not ALL of the time. I can swim pretty good. If you are worried about drowning in 3' of water or can't swim across 100' of warm water you should stay away from the water. Seriously, like move to Oklahoma. Give me a break.
Oh yeah, nice pictures.
Tom
There are some very good points here. So, I guess by that reasoning I should wear my PFD in the bathtub. After all, I bottle of shampoo could fall off the rack above my head and knock me out and I could drown, it only takes a teaspoon of water to drown. I was a SAR (search and rescue) swimmer in the Navy for ten years and I have seen more than my fair share of water tragedies. But, at some point the reasonable man theory has to kick in, if I hit a rock in a kayak at a max speed of a whopping four knots and am thrown from my kayak and then hit my head on another nearby rock and drown in waist deep water, it was my time to go.
Chad
Rockstar
06-14-2006, 03:19 PM
That last photograph reminds me of how I felt my first time out on Rudee Inlet in my P13... mouth of Rudee Inlet, gusts went to a steady 17 NE in no time and the tide was rushing out with it. I am sure I woulda curled up and cried like a little girl if I had a second that I could stop paddling [grin]
Joe Bowers
06-14-2006, 05:03 PM
Chad,
I was finished posting till you chimed in. When it is your time to go, it is your time no matter what your wearing or not. There are a lot of places that are not as safe as being in a kayak in shallow water, but if you were what you say you were than you should have learned that prevention is the best precaution.
SO do you guys complain about the poor lighting in a strip joint. I mean someone could get hurt.
Joe Bowers
06-14-2006, 06:26 PM
yea cause I don't see so good in a dim light
Capt Harry
06-14-2006, 10:31 PM
I think you guys lost focus, let me help. Which folloing picture has a pfd on? [grin]
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Joe Bowers
06-15-2006, 05:31 AM
Your very correct, I did lose focus from the orignal reason for this thread.. Your also correct that PFD's are distracting . thanks for the refocus.
JoeB
kcussick
06-15-2006, 11:32 AM
if the data given to us by capt. harry is researched fully, chicks look better without pfd's.
thats good to know,
thanks capt.
1 out of 13 wear a PFD. Nice.
I like the PFD on the one in black.[grin]
markbob
06-15-2006, 05:09 PM
mmmmmmmmmm, built in pfds, mmmmmmmmmmmm[excited]
ovyaker75
06-15-2006, 09:26 PM
clear blue hawaii......mmm mmm good! you know we might be on to something here!.... GIRLS GONE YAKS! ...so who's in?.. all we need is some cameras, (leave the pfd's of course) a yak filled w/baby oil .... hmmm whats the topic again?[grin]
George Z
06-15-2006, 10:01 PM
Chad originally wrote:
But, at some point the reasonable man theory has to kick in, if I hit a rock in a kayak at a max speed of a whopping four knots and am thrown from my kayak and then hit my head on another nearby rock and drown in waist deep water, it was my time to go.
Chad
I think that pretty much sums it up. Besides, if we're gonna see girls in yaks I prefer to see them without PFDs, waders,splash tops or dry suits. Gotta get one of those clear kayaks though so I can see where all the fish ain't.
I've been wondering if some people wear their PFD while driving. I'm just saying...
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Cory ruthless Routh
06-24-2006, 08:58 PM
I am not the one who buys their hats in the ladies department at Target!
When its 100 deg F you don't care if its pink with yellow flowers, as long as your comfortable. Actually works better than any hat I've used. Only $10.00 BY COLUMBIA.
sandyfrog
06-25-2006, 08:45 AM
New here but could not resist. I don't think PETA would approve of the girl the clear bottom yak teasing all those fish, maybe if she was wearing a PFD.[smile][wink][grin][tongue]
naked goby
06-25-2006, 01:15 PM
Why the F did my name have to be brought into this ahole?
Nice pictures.