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mikedatiger · #21 12-14-2009, 09:41 AM

Josh and I launched with that same Nautic Star and they cut us off 2X in Turner's. Turner's has nice fish, but it's like the autobahn. People flying around everywhere with no consideration for others.

Those new cutting boards are great. Cudos to whoever put those in. Now if they just had someone on standby to clean reds...

"H" · #22 12-14-2009, 09:21 PM

Ray, I put in at Cameron this past summer.
The Parking lot has been paved and there is lots of room to park.
Some Azz Parked his big new super dually and triple axle trailer right in front of the launch. I left him a "polite" note on his driver side door asking him to please WAKE UP!!!

jpeff31787 · #23 12-15-2009, 11:10 AM

WOW! Whomever owns that lexus is a complete dummy.. How the hell are you going to park when you trailer is blocking everything?!?!

I'm not going to lie though its kind of hard to tell where the normal waiting line to launch is over there. I think we park in a different spot everytime to get our boat ready lol

Jordan · #24 12-15-2009, 11:15 AM

we normally stop before the concrete and get the boat ready and put our rods and gear in the boat, then launch

Deadly D · #25 12-15-2009, 11:28 AM

proper way is to line up on the gravel on the north side and then pull in when you are ready to launch.

Jordan · #26 12-15-2009, 11:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Cap'n D

proper way is to line up on the gravel on the north side and then pull in when you are ready to launch.

and dont ferget to put the plug in !!!!

longsidelandry · #27 12-15-2009, 11:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Jordan

and dont ferget to put the plug in !!!!

Deadly D · #28 12-15-2009, 11:38 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jordan

and dont ferget to put the plug in !!!!

Or tell your partner to check it

Ray · #29 12-15-2009, 11:41 AM

It don't matter where, as long as it's not on the concrete launching area.
My preference is all the way to the North of the parking lot.
I have seen people get ready all the way to the South and East too, but
they were way out of the way.
I think Calcasieu Point needs to post signs saying no trailers in that area.
There are designated parking spots there for vehicles without trailers.
They have signs for everything else. Maybe it needs to be spelled out for
the not so intelligent.

Ray · #30 12-15-2009, 11:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Cap'n D

Or tell your partner to check it

It was my fault for not putting it in. It was some other big dummy's
fault for not telling me that the bilge pump was running the whole
time I was parking the truck.

It won't happen again. I hope.

I think I am going to name the boat Plug Dummy. That way every
time I go to launch, I will see that on the side of the boat as a
reminder.

Deadly D · #31 12-15-2009, 11:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Ray

It don't matter where, as long as it's not on the concrete launching area.
My preference is all the way to the North of the parking lot.
I have seen people get ready all the way to the South and East too, but
they were way out of the way.
I think Calcasieu Point needs to post signs saying no trailers in that area.
There are designated parking spots there for vehicles without trailers.
They have signs for everything else. Maybe it needs to be spelled out for
the not so intelligent.

That wont help me I cant read

but I think they are suppose to put up some this spring for some people

Jordan · #32 12-15-2009, 12:28 PM

I still lmao about the "no plug" deal. Ray said, ross u pizzing ? He said no. Ray said DEMMIT I forgot to put the plug in. I lmao'ed so hard I almost swallowed my dip.

jlincecum · #33 12-15-2009, 12:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Jordan

I still lmao about the "no plug" deal. Ray said, ross u pizzing ? He said no. Ray said DEMMIT I forgot to put the plug in. I lmao'ed so hard I almost swallowed my dip.