Tubers

[Domsz06]

or maybe being 20 feet off the water traveling 25-30 mph and falling may be a bit rough. I can see snapping your neck that way. I guess it would be like jumping out of a moving car at 30 mph off a bridge into water




kinda still sounds fun though

20 miles an hour 30 feet off water, land on head is bad news!!! and you can't control them

http://www.theoutdoorwire.com/tow_re...3session%23%23

http://blog.washingtonpost.com/thech...ety_alert.html

http://tampabay.injuryboard.com/defe...ube-flying.php

http://findarticles.com/p/articles/m...4/ai_n16543983

here are a few.

[tigeblue]

painful

[da.bell]

painful

Naw, I would think closer to painless death.

[tigeblue]

true that

[chpthril]

and guys this was a 30 or 40 year old man riding the tube. Pathetic

Yeah, I have a real problem with "old guys" tubing................













Thier wimpy @$$'s can't hang on when I drive Tubing rocks, in both flat and choppy water. And what's wrong with grown-ups tubing anyway? I think someone needs to read Da.bell's signature.

Pulling a tube behind a Tige is as bad as fishing from a Tige, which I saw this past weekend. When questioned, he said his dad had the fishing boat on another part of the lake and he was practicing for a tournament next weekend. Shoot both of them.

I've wet a hook a time or 2, wanna make something of it It is marketed as a "cross over" boat.......right?

[sparky216]

If someone wishes to make my $ payment then by all means tell me what I can or cannot do behind my boat. Since I pay the bills then I can troll for carp while pulling all the neighborhood kids on 9 different tubes on the best water with all my ballast tanks full listining to Christian Rock at full blast.....

[Ruune]

If someone wishes to make my $ payment then by all means tell me what I can or cannot do behind my boat. Since I pay the bills then I can troll for carp while pulling all the neighborhood kids on 9 different tubes on the best water with all my ballast tanks full listining to Christian Rock at full blast.....

not if you're violating noise ordinances.

[xpjim1]

we love tubing!!

[CP3]

not if you're violating noise ordinances.

or If my stereo out plays his

[CP3]

we love tubing!!

yea but I dont see you out on that tube

[sparky216]

or If my stereo out plays his

good luck, I got God on my side

[dogbert]

Well, I go back to my original statement about respectful boating. Yesterday, I was anchored with a buddy and this Supra drives buy loaded to bear pulling a wakeboarder. Our lake is 23,000 acres or more, there are maybe 20 boats on the whole lake and this moron has to drive right by. Wait, it gets better, then this tuber circles us pretty much disturbing the glass where we are anchored. Both continue to chop up all the water right near us. Meanwhile the rest of the lake is total glass with no one on it. Go figure

[Ruune]

good luck, I got God on my side

Just because you're playing christian music? I doubt it.

Anyways, back to the point- dogbert is right. It comes down to showing respect for those around you... no matter who makes the boat payment. Besides, thats how a true christian would act.

[da.bell]

Well, tigeblue and I didn't see any tubers on Sunday at 8 AM. There were there but further south of the good stop. However, there were skiiers our ther riping it in the 5 MPH zone this time.

The area that tigeblue was talking about this week is 25 yards wide now.... This is going to be an interesting summer with low water levels.

[tigeblue]

Well, tigeblue and I didn't see any tubers on Sunday at 8 AM. There were there but further south of the good stop. However, there were skiiers our ther riping it in the 5 MPH zone this time.

The area that tigeblue was talking about this week is 25 yards wide now.... This is going to be an interesting summer with low water levels.

Bro was that you in the blue Tige? I thought maybe it was Should let me know next time your out.

and what do you know there wasn't any tubers hu? We left at about 9 or so and saw only one little bugger on the way out