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08-09-2014, 06:24 PM
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Rules of the water : Etiquitte
This is not to start a sheeet storm or who can post the best other guys an ass story but I am conflustered about drifting rules. This is not to name or blame and I assure you it was not a sponsor.
Set up on a fluke drift for 5 minutes out in Scotland area. No channels, no anchors. I look up and a party boat has pulled up from a distance to pull side ways in front of my drift. Within a minute this boat who was chasing blues has the entire side tossing metals off my anchor. Looking up I try to see if he will power off seeing the danger of the situation and that I didnt have my invisi bat ray on - I tried to get the captain on the radio and get his attention. He ignored both. So the question is- who should move? Should I be pissed? I am sure he would have been pissed had I done it - and I do realize people do it all the time.....but what is right thing here.
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08-09-2014, 06:55 PM
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Re: Rules of the water : Etiquitte
Its not about party boats at all, personal craft do the same dumb thing. And yes the boat name speaks a bit about what to expect but ive been around the boat before and seems to keep his sheat together. I gave him ample time to power off.....
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08-09-2014, 09:34 PM
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Re: Rules of the water : Etiquitte
On a Saturday in the middle of the summer with light winds and a great seas...if that's the worst that happened all day With all the boat traffic...be happy! Hope you filled the box!
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