Here's to you Mr Triple Parker Stuck in the Mud Bass Pro Staffer Fisherman Guy!

When parking is tight at the Sanger Access ramp and you decide you are the only one that exists and takes up a minimum of 3 spots.


We Solute You!!

Looks to me he is stuck in the mud. Maybe he was going to straighten it up until he couldn’t do anything.

Almost all ramps with low count of parking spaces have dirt spots, with all this rain, it's no longer dirt, it's mud. I found this out during a HS event at Lewisville, Little Elm ramp. Luckily I took my time, locked in 4 low, and slowly made my way out. Others were not so lucky.

I seen that mess at the ramp yesterday ,

Looks about right for a Dodge! 😆

I would pull him out for a $100

Big tournament events tend to smoke out the D-bags in large numbers I wonder which you-tube channel with have this as a thumbnail for the start of their epic tournament day.

Always good to talk smack until your the one stuck...Was not me BTW but looks like the guy had a tough day...

He was stuck and blocking around 10 guys trying to launch, did his best to get out of the way so we could all pass. Several others got stuck as well. After getting the trailer out of the drive he tried to re position but was dug in deep. He was not trying to be a D bag, just got stuck. Not all people are A holes......

I expected Jordan to be a mad house, it was actually not bad at all. We dumped the boat in at about 545, didn’t have to wait in line and had a plenty of pavement parking… almost 1 whole side was still available after I parked. No problems after either, 5 min after I got in the truck the boat was sliding on the trailer

Maybe someone should have tried to pull him out .

I managed to get my Cousins truck stuck at Sanger access. After the tourney I went to get the truck to pick him up in the boat. It looked easier to pull in the grass and just go around. I never even thought about the ground being soft. Thanks to all the guys that helped in this bad decision I made. Jeremy actually moved the trailer and then 4 of us turned the trailer all the way around so we could get it after taking the trailer off the truck in the muck. Jeremy actually was able to get the truck out without help somehow.

Some really good guys and the help was much appreciated.

After telling a friend to stay on the gravel road, he decided to sink his truck and then mine at my parents land after a rain. Had to walk to neighbor's down the road to see if we could borrow his tractor. He said, nope but would be down there in a few minutes.

Pulled both trucks out. Thanks, Mr. Weber.

Of course, he had to tell my friend...

"Son, you gotta learn to respect mud."
Great advice.

You just have to love the trials and tribulations of tournament fishing.....