Mark
At 12:12 PM 11/5/2003, you wrote:
Sob Sob Sob, I don't have none. Moma says I can walk the 52' to the river from the back door. Tony [EMAIL PROTECTED]
"Jimmy D. Moore" wrote:
> After I put out today�s quote, I thought it might be fun > to query the list as to what each of you use for your > fishing car/truck. I�m sure this will run the gamut from > ragged pick ups and cars to family cars/trucks to > �custom� fishing vehicles and for the rich ones, maybe a > HUMMER. LOL ! I�m just wondering what modifications have > you made, if any, to your fishing vehicle to ease your > trip to and from the stream and your overnight camping > while fishing. Mine is a 1996 4-door F350 diesel pick > up. I�ve added a big locking aluminum tool box on the > bed, just behind the rear window. Here I carry a floor > jack, 4-way lug wrench, heavy duty jumper cables, and a > 10X12 tarp, just in case it�s needed. Also I have my > streamside fly tying kit, a sleeping bag, air mattress, > pop-up dome tent, propane stove, Boy Scout Patrol cook > kit, an extra fuel filter for the truck and an assortment > of wrenches, etc. I also put all my fishing gear that I > won�t use except my fly rods, which I store out of sight > behind the rear seat. Don�t want to run the chance of > having my truck broken into when someone spies my fishing > gear, like what happened to Del Roberts earlier this year. > > LEMME HEAR FROM YOU � What�s your fishing vehicle ??? Any > modifications ??? > > Have a Great Day > > JIMMY D > > P.S. YES, I�M STILL A PRISONER IN MY OWN HOME � NO > DRIVING, RIDING, ETC. TILL I go see my doc on the 12th. > Hopefully he�ll clear me to resume my normal > activities. So . . . like I said earlier, I tie flies, > manage the three swaps I�m currently meistering, play on > the computer and lastly aggravate you guys. Hey � a guy�s > gotta do what he�s gotta do! >
