Professional Overrun

I knew this guy(RIP) that would swim offshore with his buddy in florida. They would swim under the charter boats and big yachts that had lines in the water close to shore......they would tie lines together from opposite sides of the boat and then swim away.....

I'd for sure go trailer. I have a 9 foot "watertender" (basically a basstender 9.4 without the swivel seats) and I can just barely put it in the back of my ranchero by myself..... keep in mind, its 100 pounds, Im a decent sized guy, and a 62 ranchero bumper is about 15 inches off the ground.... There's no way I could push it up onto an fj by myself. It is a great boat though, as im sure yours is as well. When i first brought my boat home, first thing my dad said was "i could make you such an awesome little trailer for that thing" hes a welder. After hearing that and looking at little trailers, im sure you either go the harbor freight route or find a little utility trailer on craigslist that would work just fine.

Wow guys! Time to relax a little I think. Im personally not hating on one minority, but if you saw how many of those little styrofoam cups that nightcrawlers come in are left behind by non-sportsman fisherman in my area, it might frustrate you as well. I think the best thing to do is try and be better sportsman, fishserman, conservationists, whatever, and treat as many others with respect as we possibly can. Even when inside its hard to do. It only makes us bass anglers seem that much more professional and respectable.

Theres a couple russian guys that fish across this little bay in my favorite lake here in CA. They split shot bass with I dont know what kind of bait. They blast there eastern music WAY too loud, and act like they dont speak english. Plus they keep the fish to boot