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#1712036 - 04/17/17 09:48 AM Boating & fishing fatalities thread
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#1712041 - 04/17/17 11:13 AM Re: 2017 boating & fishing fatalities thread [Re: Mitch P.]
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Sounds fishy confused2

When I come home stinking like fish, I know I`ve had a good day....
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#1712045 - 04/17/17 12:20 PM Re: 2017 boating & fishing fatalities thread [Re: Mitch P.]
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Thankfully, he's not dead yet.
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#1712125 - 04/18/17 10:30 AM Re: 2017 boating & fishing fatalities thread [Re: Conrad G.]
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Originally Posted By: Conrad G.
Sounds fishy confused2


I thought the same thing when I first read about this.

Reminded me of a Mother/Son trip a while back.

Dan B
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#1712127 - 04/18/17 10:48 AM Re: 2017 boating & fishing fatalities thread [Re: Mitch P.]
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Comment retracted because I am a doofus.


Edited by O-BASS (04/18/17 02:04 PM)
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#1712128 - 04/18/17 10:58 AM Re: 2017 boating & fishing fatalities thread [Re: O-BASS]
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Originally Posted By: O-BASS
damn man, a whole death thread? dark...


Yeah, I was thinking if it was wrong to do a full thread on it.

I look at this thread as a safety reminder. Obviously, you and many on here know the importance of proper safety measures, especially wearing a life vest.

Hopefully, anyone reading this who might neglect things like wearing a vest, will decide to put on one.

Spending time on and around the water can turn deadly in an instant, as many of us know.

For example, I was just explaining to my kids the other day how to handle the situation if they slipped and fell in a river we were hiking near. Better to be prepared, than panic.

If one person decides to put on a vest because of this thread, I think it's worth it.

Hopefully there won't be many additions, if at all, to this thread this year.
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#1712130 - 04/18/17 11:06 AM Re: 2017 boating & fishing fatalities thread [Re: O-BASS]
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Originally Posted By: O-BASS
damn man, a whole death thread? dark...

I commend you Mitch . Let's look at it as a life thread instead . As in saving lives .





















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#1712148 - 04/18/17 02:03 PM Re: 2017 boating & fishing fatalities thread [Re: Mitch P.]
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Now I see why we have it, don't know how I missed that reasoning the first time around. Duh.

Makes sense, spot on. Safety first, I'm with ya.

Love,

Mr. Lifejacket
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#1712188 - 04/19/17 06:29 AM Re: 2017 boating & fishing fatalities thread [Re: Mitch P.]
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As many of you know I am on the water more than most on this site. When I fish alone I wear my inflatable PFD and usually attach my kill switch.

If you have an inflatable PFD the cylinder should be replaced every 3 years. I last went to replace all mine and found one had leaked making it only a manual inflation device. I strongly suggest checking or replacing yours each season or every 2 years. The time and money spent could be your life.

Fishing is not a matter of life or death. It's more important than that.

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#1712189 - 04/19/17 06:40 AM Re: 2017 boating & fishing fatalities thread [Re: Mitch P.]
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Good reminder, Hoop.
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