Practice....practice....practice....different ramps require different approaches but I'm confident you'll get it...
Friday nobody was available to go with me to fish. I'm still relatively new at boating. Went anyway and successfully launched and recovered!
Didn't catch any fish but I had a relaxing 4 hours . Guy on the Dock talked me through how to do stuff. I can now launch and recover my boat totally solo.
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Practice....practice....practice....different ramps require different approaches but I'm confident you'll get it...
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You'll perfect on the technique as you go on more fishing trips. It still amazes me watching some load or unload their rigs. Some folks seem to not mind tying up as ramp for 5-10 minutes to do something that should only take 'em a couple minutes.:rolleyes:
Health nuts are going to feel stupid someday, lying in hospitals dying of nothing.
Congrats, the problem lakes are the ones that have no pier and just chunk rock everywhere around the ramp (like Mississippi) really make it had to go by your self.
It'll all get better with time/practice. The comment about incosiderate people at the launch made me chuckle a bit...
We had our fall fishing camping/outing in mid Sept., and a buddy and I were waiting to launch his boat. The guy ahead (there's only one ramp) launched his boat and then climbed in and putted away leaving his truck and trailer in the ramp!
We both looked puzzled, but because the ramp is part of the campground, and there are sites along the channel leading out to the lake, we assumed he was camped down the channel and was coming right back. We chatted for a bit, and then I walked down to see him coming back down the channel. I had looked in his truck to see if he left the keys as I would have moved it had he not shown up soon.
He laughed at what he had just done, and all was good.
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good for you man
Sometimes I find it easier to launch and recover when I am solo than with a fishing partner.....:D
Da Bears...
Just take your time,dont hurry and dont get frustrated if things dont go as planned.As for folks at launch ramps,just be patient with them they cant help the way they are.
Good job pomoxis. You'll gain more confidence each time. Just got myself a boat & only launched 3 times so far. It gets easier, just don't become complacent & forget things like plug & tiedowns, etc.
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