there should be a special section for folks that think they have been mistreated on the water an don't HAVE THE BALLS to say anything until they get home.

I would've told him to move (I've never had someone not leave when you tell them off)

But three weeks ago I was pre fishing for a tournament and had a buddy in another boat on another part of the lake. Guy does the same thing to him, he politely asked the guy to give him some space and the guy mouthed back and asked if he wanted to take it to the shore, real douchebag. While I don't recommend this, I think it is hillarious. So my buddy saw him headed back to the ramp later in the day. Guy was by him self. He pull up to the dock. Tied off his boat and went to get his truck. My buddy proceeded to un tie the cleat at the dock and the 15 mph wind did the rest.

May sound messed up, but if you're going to act like a douche on the water and try to get violent, you better watch the quiet guys who have the brains to get to ya.

That is messed up. Your buddy was a dikk! Two wrongs never make a right, especially when it involves possibly damaging someone's boat by setting it adrift. Your buddy deserved to have his a** kicked.

Yeah I was the camo boat. Regardless, I was on the point, you guys came up within pitching distance of me and started fishing the one isolated bush on the point, that I could have and planned on turning my body around to cast at. No worries, maybe try to be more considerate of your fellow anglers.

That is messed up. Your buddy was a dikk! Two wrongs never make a right, especially when it involves possibly damaging someone's boat by setting it adrift. Your buddy deserved to have his a** kicked.

So we even spoke that day, I asked were u catching any fish, talked, I pulled up on the open lake side, u were beating the bank plety far away from brush, sorry if I stepped on your toes, didn't know what you were going g to fish, also we had a conversation then come on a forum and bash me?

I would've told him to move (I've never had someone not leave when you tell them off)

But three weeks ago I was pre fishing for a tournament and had a buddy in another boat on another part of the lake. Guy does the same thing to him, he politely asked the guy to give him some space and the guy mouthed back and asked if he wanted to take it to the shore, real douchebag. While I don't recommend this, I think it is hillarious. So my buddy saw him headed back to the ramp later in the day. Guy was by him self. He pull up to the dock. Tied off his boat and went to get his truck. My buddy proceeded to un tie the cleat at the dock and the 15 mph wind did the rest.

May sound messed up, but if you're going to act like a douche on the water and try to get violent, you better watch the quiet guys who have the brains to get to ya.

Jimmy stop causing problems. Stay off my holes buddy.. Guys Jimmy is a good man and always shows respect. Something is just not right about this story.

Must be that new boat jimmy is running, next thing he will be in a jersey, flat bill and some white costas. Lol

What purpose does it serve to not say anything to him when he does it and then come on the forum and bash him?

If someone pulls up close, why don't you pull up next to him and ask him how the bite has been, trade a few lures, drinks, snacks, fishing stories, etc.? Let's help each other out and be friends on the water. No need to imagine that every other boat on the lake is your enemy. Let's make the outdoors more of a brotherhood and less of a battlefield.