Thread: Salt water fishing inshore

Many times I have come across people with boat troubles, have I wanted to tow them back? If I'm being honest, I would have to say not really BUT not one time have I NOT asked! I know I will need help one day and hope some soul would help be out too! I do firmly believe in karma! So glad you found some kind souls to help you out.

Sent from my LG-M153 using Crappie.com Fishing mobile app

Originally Posted by Sugarfoot_Salzer

Definitely not a good situation to be in but glad you kept a level head and found someone nice enough to tow you back.

My anxiety was rather high......not good but we got it taken care of


Sent from my iPad using Crappie.com Fishing mobile app

Originally Posted by shadow

Many times I have come across people with boat troubles, have I wanted to tow them back? If I'm being honest, I would have to say not really BUT not one time have I NOT asked! I know I will need help one day and hope some soul would help be out too! I do firmly believe in karma! So glad you found some kind souls to help you out.

Sent from my LG-M153 using Crappie.com Fishing mobile app

I feel the same way and I believe in karma as well.


Sent from my iPad using Crappie.com Fishing mobile app

Glad you made it back OK Vet....been there, done that......I believe I am correct in saying that it is a State Law that you must stop and give aid to a stranded boater....if it is not, then it would be a good one.....I know I have towed several of them in....not because of the law, just the right thing to do....

fuse changed....power is back......so if I would have been more level headed I could have changed the fuse and brought myself in........oh well....learn more every day...glad there was no expensive repair....I can practice taking the cover off from inside the boat.......all is well in crappie land.......

It was a learning experience you wont forget, just one more situation you are able to find a solution for if it occurs again.

Originally Posted by fishervet

fuse changed....power is back......so if I would have been more level headed I could have changed the fuse and brought myself in........oh well....learn more every day...glad there was no expensive repair....I can practice taking the cover off from inside the boat.......all is well in crappie land.......

What caused the high current to blow date fuse? What system does it protect? That's the $$$ question

Originally Posted by jig rig

What caused the high current to blow date fuse? What system does it protect? That's the $$$ question

Correctamundo!!!!guess fuses don't just blow for no reason. We shall see.


Sent from my iPhone using Crappie.com Fishing mobile app