Fishbone Posted February 20, 2010 Posted February 20, 2010 I don't see the point. If you want to drink, why not do it at home or in a bar? tHEY WON'T LET MY FISH IN THE BARS. Quote
chris090981 Posted February 20, 2010 Posted February 20, 2010 If your consuming alcoholic beverages on a boat , You aren't fishing .. I usually consume my intake at the bar ! Sincerely , The Square Quote
Super User Fishes in trees Posted February 21, 2010 Super User Posted February 21, 2010 I don't drink alot or or often while I'm fishing, yet there is some sublime charm in swilling a cold frosty beer on a balmy spring afternoon. For me the key is to not bring very many. Quote
Super User cart7t Posted February 21, 2010 Super User Posted February 21, 2010 I'm usually so drunk by the time I get to the lake that drinking on the water isn't very appealing. Quote
done Posted February 21, 2010 Posted February 21, 2010 I don't see the point. If you want to drink, why not do it at home or in a bar? tHEY WON'T LET MY FISH IN THE BARS. So does that mean you have actually tried!? I would bet your could get a few casts in before they stopped ya. Course what you might catch....don't want to go there. Quote
Super User Redlinerobert Posted February 22, 2010 Super User Posted February 22, 2010 Depends. I fish 'Lake X' a lot, and since it's private, I usually take a 6 pack with me. I have a tradition of drinking a beer after I catch my first fish, regardless of time. I've never had more than 4 beers in one full day of fishing. That was a couple years ago. Usually, I only have a couple. Quote
BassmanfromNC Posted February 22, 2010 Posted February 22, 2010 Usually don't drink anything. I fish from a kayak so I don't want to have to go to the bathroom. Quote
Super User ww2farmer Posted February 22, 2010 Super User Posted February 22, 2010 Water only on open water................now ice fishing thats another story Quote
Super User Fishing Rhino Posted February 22, 2010 Super User Posted February 22, 2010 I don't consume alcoholic beverages while on the water. But, then again, I don't consume them when I'm off the water either. Dang, I shouldn't have admitted that. Now I have no excuse for some of my posts. Quote
Super User J Francho Posted February 22, 2010 Super User Posted February 22, 2010 Tom, just say you guzzled a Monster energy drink, LOL. Quote
Super User Fishing Rhino Posted February 22, 2010 Super User Posted February 22, 2010 Thanks. I'll file that Monster Energy Drink away for future use. I need all the excuses I can get. Quote
mikesjet Posted February 22, 2010 Posted February 22, 2010 I do not drink alcohol while fishing. I do not allow others to drink alcohol while in my boat. Zero tolerance. I am out to fish and nothing else when I am in my boat. I like to look at the scenery and just bask in the calm (even if it stormy). Quote
CFFF 1.5 Posted February 22, 2010 Posted February 22, 2010 Drinking on the boat all depends on what kind of fishing I am doing. If I am fishing for Bream with crickets or shiner fishing for bass then yes, but artificial fishing for bass no. I also will usually have some beers if I go fishing at night. It just seems to go good together. Quote
done Posted February 22, 2010 Posted February 22, 2010 Drinking on the boat all depends on what kind of fishing I am doing. If I am fishing for Bream with crickets or shiner fishing for bass then yes, but artificial fishing for bass no. I also will usually have some beers if I go fishing at night. It just seems to go good together. I understand the feeling (nothing better than a nice cold one in a spring or fall night on my deck after work) but ironically at least on my lake the night time you need your wits more than daytime. Too many inexperienced and ignorant folks with REAL fast boats, and no knowledge or thought of others out there, their limited line of sight, or even a slight recollection of the large amount of debris on Wylie. Course now, that's what DD's are for (Designated Drivers...get your heads out of the gutter) Quote
Helluva_Engineer Posted February 23, 2010 Posted February 23, 2010 I normally bring some, but the only time it gets drank is if we set up with some live bait in a cove, but then it's an all day and into the night thing. Quote
perchin Posted February 23, 2010 Posted February 23, 2010 Almost never, probably because I'm always the one driving, so mostly just pop, water, and gatorade. Quote
demonjd22 Posted February 23, 2010 Posted February 23, 2010 I will definitely have a few out on the water, but me and my friends fish ponds and lakes that are small and only allow trolling motors so were not talking 4 foot swells and 60 mph bass boats flying around. I can't see a problem if your responsible about it (ie not getting plastered, being obnoxiously loud, and littering) Can't say I've ever had a bad time out on the water either, so if it ain't broke I'm not going to fix it ;D Quote
littlefisher Posted February 24, 2010 Posted February 24, 2010 I have absolutely nothing against drinking, but not in a boat. I consider it a vehicle just like a car. I actually think it can be a lot more dangerous than a car is if you were to wreck. But I am not opposed to cracking one open once the weigh in is over and bs'ing with the rest of the tournament goers. Quote
Hot Rod Posted February 25, 2010 Posted February 25, 2010 Nah, I'm too busy puffin' up a fat J or runnin' a few lines of coke Are you serious? In a vehicle capable of speeds over 60 mph? There is no place in motorsports of any kind for impared drivers. Its dangerous enough out there on the lakes I fish. Now if you are floating around a pond or something of that sort its a different story. Personally the only time I crack a cold one open in my boat is when it is in my garage and I'm in there organizing tackle Quote
zerofivenismo Posted February 26, 2010 Posted February 26, 2010 Absolutely not. Don't care for alcohol, but give me some orange soda and it's game over. I use to fish with a couple guys that downed beers all the time. Newborn baby girl woke me up fast. Quote
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