Nothing to it, the blocks are already tied down, just roll it over the side. That boat is just for that purpose, I have to admit we don't do it out of our big boats lol.

In all honesty, probably not. It isnt the fear of scratching my boat, because I do that all the time, its is more the fear of damaging something that has to be repaired and then paying for that repair. I guess I am just not there yet. Luckily there are fish in other parts of the lake though.

Anywhere it can get to. Including I-10 in Houston when it was flooded a couple months back. But lately I've only been taking it where the fish aren't.

a boat is made to be scratched i'll go wherever the fish are as long as I don't get stuck.

My first trip to the Hwy 83 Bridge in Tiger Creek on Falcon with my less than 6mo. Old BC Cougar had me puckered up.

I drive down a 7 mile dirt road to fish stumps, I think I mean yes

one time i went down to falcon and robert amaya told me the fish are in a foot of water and i needed to get to the very back of the creeks. i had to pull trolling motor up and use push pole to move about. but you would be surprised at the amount of people that would rather go home rather than get their boat scratched.

It's not even the repair cost that worries me the most, it is the time off the water because shops take so long to fix boats. I'm fishing tournaments every month, including the winter. I don't have a month for a shop to order parts and eventually get around to fixing something.

I fish out deep.... where they live.

Completely agree with this as well.

Fishing is the same as life, some people are passive and cautious and then others are very aggressive, edgy and take risks.