Thumbs Up. Great work my friends.
I say -ish because these guys are a couple of my friends that have made a few meetings but never paid for a round that I'm aware of.
Anyway my pal Mike Lane was fishing aboard Jeff Snyder's Proline today when they saw a boat in distress. They cut their lines and planers off to go rescue these guys.
Here is the video interview from a VA Beach news station.
http://www.wvec.com/news/local/4-res...-80917702.html
Good Job Guys!
Thumbs Up. Great work my friends.
Good thing someone was close by and glad everyone is ok. I wonder what the heck people are thinking when you have 8' swells and out in a small boat.
Way to go guys! 13 miles off shore this time of year there isn't a whole lot of hope!!!
Great job.
If they lost their boards - let me know.
What could be more mundane than dying of old age or of natural causes when there is death by misadventure to be pursued ? Skip
Didn't know a 26 ft boat was a small boat .......... also didn't read anything about 8 ft swells in the article
Those guys from the sunken boat are cr@ping horseshoes ........ sure glad your friends were nearby and willing to help ............. scary when you think it only took 3 minutes and the water temp was in the low 40's (in the bay that is) ........... those guys would probably be dead if your friends had reeled in the lines and planer boards .......... quick thinking from a good Capt. ..........
"Many men go fishing all of their lives without knowing that it is not fish they are after." By Henry David Thoreau.
There were no 8' swells, just an exageration but the forcast was for 4-5's but with the NW winds, and being close to shore it didn't look too bad. There are pics of it on the VA Board.
That is a great job, quick thinking, and good boat handling by the rescuers. Glad to see every one made it home ok.
now that im 21 ill gt a round for everyone
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