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11-07-2006, 10:40 PM
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 first night back Took my surgically repaired knee out for my first night of surf casting in far too long a time. Instead of being smart and fishing somewhere with a little better access, I got stupid b/c the knee felt good and the surf was flat, and went out on the rocks. Sum total - my knee couldn't hack it, I lost both plugs I bought this week at the shop, and didn't catch s@#t. Didn't want to go home with my tail completely between my legs, so I stopped at an easier sand spot. Proceeded to hang up and bust off a wobble head in a place where no one loses tackle. Went home, drank beer. Need more knee rehab. I want my boat back in the water. Nice board guys. How many more posts for a VS?  |
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11-08-2006, 11:35 AM
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| i feel your pain. i had ACL surgery at the end of june and was back on the rocks going strong until about 2 weeks ago when i fell down and banged my knee hard. i was gonna call it quits for the year but i ended up going down to SoCo with my girl yesterday for some day fishing, it was comfortable on the sand... |
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11-10-2006, 08:51 AM
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| When it comes to scampering around on the the rocks, I'm glad I'm short. A lot less stress on my joints. Hopefully the winter time encourages some healing Jay. You've got a long way to go for a board bought VS. We had to come up with a reasonable number in case the board really takes off. Imagine a bunch of BigFish's from s-b.com all reaching 10,000 posts simultaneously. That would hurt... If he had done all that grumping here he'd have $200 to show for it.  |
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11-10-2006, 10:22 AM
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| Short is good, except that long legs are helpful in some spots... Just wish i was lighter.... maybe this winter lol |
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