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Re: cost per pound
[Re: harvey walker]
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05/09/19 12:36 AM
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Fish2222
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I no longer have a boat payment..... I'm estimating an average of $50 a week for me.....and I like it.
"I only catch the ones that bite" BassCat Sabre Mercury EFI 175
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Re: cost per pound
[Re: harvey walker]
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05/09/19 02:17 AM
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ezbassin
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Why would you want to even take the time to try and figure that out?
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Re: cost per pound
[Re: harvey walker]
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05/09/19 12:51 PM
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harvey walker
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I gave up Golf, Bowling and Deer Hunting to fish. Golf was costly and very upsetting, bowling took up a lot of my time with 3 or4 leagues. The deer least went from $250 a gun to $ 1000. Yes my old boat is payed for, and I have an old Expedition that thinks gas is free but when I am on the water LIFE IS GOOD. I like the other guy if the weather was better I would fish a lot more.
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Re: cost per pound
[Re: harvey walker]
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05/09/19 12:59 PM
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SteezMacQueen
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Wanna really know?
Weekly...
At least 3 tourneys a week, tues, thurs, and sat. $100+ Senkos, frogs, line, etc. $35-40+ Gas for boat $10+\- Gas for truck $80+\- Food drinks $40 Boat repayment to savings $75
That�s the weekly stuff. Add the occasional spending on a new rod, reel, power pole, graph, whatever.
It gets up there pretty quick. I�m close to breaking even each month on working mans winnings. It ain�t easy being a wannabe. Ha
Eat. Sleep. Fish.
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Re: cost per pound
[Re: ezbassin]
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05/09/19 01:02 PM
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Jeff From Iowa
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Why would you want to even take the time to try and figure that out? Ha ha all the keyboard pro fishermen on here sure were worried about it when I posted some info to help a guy on falcon in Feb.... since I had been there 5 weeks and ONLY caught 160 fish or something like that. Of course they thought that was bad, since according to guide pics and posts falcon was on fire... I think they had me at some astronomical number thinking I was staying in a 100 a night hotel bla bla bla... they didnt bother to ASK (200 rv lot rent a month), fishing from 10-11am to 4;30 as the longest days etc.
Last edited by Jeff From Iowa; 05/09/19 01:18 PM.
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Re: cost per pound
[Re: SteezMacQueen]
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05/09/19 01:21 PM
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Jeff From Iowa
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Wanna really know?
Weekly...
At least 3 tourneys a week, tues, thurs, and sat. $100+ Senkos, frogs, line, etc. $35-40+ Gas for boat $10+\- Gas for truck $80+\- Food drinks $40 Boat repayment to savings $75
That�s the weekly stuff. Add the occasional spending on a new rod, reel, power pole, graph, whatever.
It gets up there pretty quick. I�m close to breaking even each month on working mans winnings. It ain�t easy being a wannabe. Ha 3.2 gallons of gas for your boat fishing 3 days? Are you on no wake lakes?
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Re: cost per pound
[Re: harvey walker]
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05/09/19 01:24 PM
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Bissett
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I'd rather not think about it. I'm trying to keep my receipts related to fishing this year to get some sort of idea and possibly for tax write-offs. I've tried the last couple years but never went through with it
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Re: cost per pound
[Re: harvey walker]
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05/09/19 04:20 PM
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Dug71
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I don't know, but walking out of a store with about $30 per ounce of lures is enough for me to not even try and keep up with it. LOL
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Re: cost per pound
[Re: harvey walker]
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05/09/19 04:31 PM
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Frank the Tank
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Well this is a depressing thread
Last edited by Frank the Tank; 05/09/19 05:45 PM.
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Re: cost per pound
[Re: harvey walker]
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05/09/19 04:38 PM
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harvey walker
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I sure a lot of your wives say SELL THE BOAT AND ALL THAT STUFF!!! Mine does weekly. I tell her if she though I was a A**hole when I quite smoking she would haft to shoot me if I quite fishing.
Last edited by harvey walker; 05/09/19 04:41 PM.
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Re: cost per pound
[Re: Jeff From Iowa]
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05/09/19 06:16 PM
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SteezMacQueen
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Wanna really know?
Weekly...
At least 3 tourneys a week, tues, thurs, and sat. $100+ Senkos, frogs, line, etc. $35-40+ Gas for boat $10+\- Gas for truck $80+\- Food drinks $40 Boat repayment to savings $75
That�s the weekly stuff. Add the occasional spending on a new rod, reel, power pole, graph, whatever.
It gets up there pretty quick. I�m close to breaking even each month on working mans winnings. It ain�t easy being a wannabe. Ha 3.2 gallons of gas for your boat fishing 3 days? Are you on no wake lakes? I�m fishing. Not water skiing. Lol. It doesn�t take more than 2 minutes to off load the boat and another 2-3 minutes to get to where I�m gonna drop the trolling motor and fish. Also, it�s a 4S Yamaha. Fuel sipping beast. This is a very real estimate on fuel. Most I�ve ever spent was $50 in fuel in one month fishing local stuff. When I fish the opens, it could be $25-30 a day prefishing. If I�m buying lots of fuel, I ain�t winning a tourney, because I�m still looking for bites.
Eat. Sleep. Fish.
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Re: cost per pound
[Re: Bissett]
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05/10/19 11:12 PM
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zaspook
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I'd rather not think about it. I'm trying to keep my receipts related to fishing this year to get some sort of idea and possibly for tax write-offs. I've tried the last couple years but never went through with it I decided to keep a record of everything I spent on fishing one year. Before Janurary was over, I decided I didn't want to know. If I knew how much spring time cost, I would have been sick.
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Re: cost per pound
[Re: harvey walker]
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05/11/19 05:40 AM
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Allen Bass Fisher
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Let's see, I bought a Helix 9, a Solix 12 mega, a Ultrex 112 TM in the last year (I retired that year and it was my retirement gift to myself). Like someone else said, I really don't want to know how much I really spend on fishing each year. It's a "hobby/obsession", does it really matter?
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Re: cost per pound
[Re: harvey walker]
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05/11/19 04:49 PM
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Hog Jaw
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Don�t even try to make it sound good , I�m on a fixed income so I make sure we have enough disposable income till the 1st and 17th . Don�t want to pull from $avings . Course all is paid for .
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