For those that don't know - the place in the background is Gaylord's Glass Cactus. Not all it's cracked up to be. Been in there one time - last year - to retrieve someone.

I fish that spot from the bank now and again and if I see him doing it, I'll hit him with a crank bait. I'd be willing to lose one just to see that sissy cry like a baby. It doesn't matter to them if you're "using the water" becasue they'll do it anyway. But I'm just waiting for the day that one of them does it to me. And if you're one of them and you're reading this: I'm 6'1", 205 lbs. with dark brown hair and usually wearing a black Detroit Tigers ballcap and Green T-Shirt (for good luck)....if you wanna challenge me, then do it. I dare you. I want you to do it. I won't stand there taking your picture.....I'll take your pride son.

It's a no wake zone....HELLO!!

Tough guy eh?

I am thinking 5'10" 230 lbs and lonely.

I hate them too, but is he really bothering anyone?

I am thinking 5'10" 230 lbs and lonely.

For all the responses like this one, I have your answer (and Corey, I'm not being mean to you - yours was just the last post).

At the speeds these knuckleheads fly, do you think they can see a swimmer in the water? How does the jetskier KNOW that there isn't someone playing in the water? I've seen way too many jetskis & stupid boats come roaring within just a few feet of swimmers at various lakes. Every now & again we get to see six o'clock news of a swimmer who was hit & killed by one of these inconsiderate fools. The boaters answer is usually something like 'I never saw her/him'. No kidding ...

No wake areas are just that - no wake. They aren't 'no wake unless you think nobody else is around'. Give me a break. Do you think it's ok to go 60mph in a residential subdivision just because you don't see anyone else around? This is about respecting other people & their safety. If someone on a jetski wants to kill themself out in open water, more power to them. If they want to smash my boat against the dock with their wake while I'm getting my truck parked ... I don't think so. If they want to risk the life of someone who is swimming just so they can hotdog in a no wake zone ... wrong answer.

well..how big an ole boy are you?

'whatever'

This is a word used by children & teenagers who do not have a cogent thought process to address a discussion. 'Whatever' does not cover the damage that a similar jerk (similiar to that jetskier) did to my boat earlier this year, and 'whatever' does not bring back the lives of people who have been killed by such idiots.

'Nuff said by me.

For all the responses like this one, I have your answer (and Corey, I'm not being mean to you - yours was just the last post).

At the speeds these knuckleheads fly, do you think they can see a swimmer in the water? How does the jetskier KNOW that there isn't someone playing in the water? I've seen way too many jetskis & stupid boats come roaring within just a few feet of swimmers at various lakes. Every now & again we get to see six o'clock news of a swimmer who was hit & killed by one of these inconsiderate fools. The boaters answer is usually something like 'I never saw her/him'. No kidding ...

No wake areas are just that - no wake. They aren't 'no wake unless you think nobody else is around'. Give me a break. Do you think it's ok to go 60mph in a residential subdivision just because you don't see anyone else around? This is about respecting other people & their safety. If someone on a jetski wants to kill themself out in open water, more power to them. If they want to smash my boat against the dock with their wake while I'm getting my truck parked ... I don't think so. If they want to risk the life of someone who is swimming just so they can hotdog in a no wake zone ... wrong answer.