A bit of a chop on the water http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2239231/North-Sea-trawlermen-Fishing-boat-battered-waves-brave-crew-carry-dangerous-job-world.html

I'm waiting for the guy in the ranger bassboat to say he has been in bigger waves, no problem.

I think I would have a heart attack if I were on that boat. I know I would definitely soil myself.  

I'm waiting for the guy in the ranger bassboat to say he has been in bigger waves, no problem.

Talk about having "sea legs" those images were crazy!!

That's insane.

We got hit by a storm while doing a stripper trip on the Chesapeake Bay. Nothing like the pics above but I was scared for sure. Maybe 6ft waves I'd guess.

That's insane.

We got hit by a storm while doing a stripper trip on the Chesapeake Bay. Nothing like the pics above but I was scared for sure. Maybe 6ft waves I'd guess.

A bit of a chop on the water http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2239231/North-Sea-trawlermen-Fishing-boat-battered-waves-brave-crew-carry-dangerous-job-world.html

Nothing beats those stripper trips!

Yea, that is insane. I didn't think I had it rough before, but now I'm sure I don't.

Been there -

 

And even for some of the professionals - it's a puke fest.

 

You either do or you don't.

 

I was lucky, I don't

 

A-Jay

What happens in the bay, stays in the bay!

Been there -

And even for some of the professionals - it's a puke fest.

You either do or you don't.

I was lucky, I don't

A-Jay

Amen brother, & it's really fun when your towing someone in in that kind of weather. Oddly enough rough weather never made me sick either, head into steady 5-7 footers and I'd blow every time, lol. I guess it was the steady pitching that did it??? Semper Paratus

Nothing beats those stripper trips!

Hopefully the were striper fishing, I mean it's hard to gaff a stripper.

I wouldnt say its hard, buts it not always the right thing to do.

Hopefully the were striper fishing, I mean it's hard to gaff a stripper.

Apparently I'd much rather type stripper then striper. Though I do enjoy both at times lol.

I wouldnt say its hard, buts it not always the right thing to do.

Two times come to mind although I would not like to be that boat in that pic!!!

Once on the Columbia River bar when I was a bit younger many years ago I actually remember having a silver salmon on and watching it swim accross and through the wave above our heads(just like TV) while we were in a trough and the captain saying .... get that fish in and we are out of here.

Second time was taking waves up to the second deck on a Destroyer Escort off of Seattle, Wa. Lots of funny smells that trip.

Tight Lines

Who took the pictures?

Who took the pictures?

Can we stick to the topic back at hand  STRIPPERS. 

That was crazy.  I get off the water when I start seeing whitecaps.