Got to the ramp!Put them in the boat, backed down the ramp, got boat off trailer. Went to park truck.... Click....Click!! Now here I am rushing to get this rolling before it got light and anyone else saw me and my truck wouldn't start.

What do I do??? Well.. I leave truck on ramp... Fly to place I wanted to sink these and throw a bouy. Then I start throwing these buckets of boo as fast as I could throw them. They sank just like I hoped they would.




Had to buy a new battery!

I love it when a plan comes together, flys apart and then back together again.

I like to see men that know how to make things happen. Issues arise, but doesn't change the job. Hate that it cost a battery, but you'll probably be catching fish shortly. Good Work ! ! !



keith

get er done....

had battery troubles in the past???? alternator ok??? nice job getting the boo sunk...!!!!!!

Should've gotten a jump from the boat battery!

Not that I've ever done that...

That's bad,would have been worse if the boat didn't start.Got to drop the Boo.

That's what I did, I dropped the boo, ran back to the ramp, pulled my crankin battery and jumped my truck. Parked it and went fishi.g for a little while.

Mission accomplished

I have used my truck battery on my boat befor

Sears has a DieHard jump starter. The top of the line has an air compressor plus the jump start capability and 110 volt output that I have used with my electric knife. I have cleaned over 150 crappie with one charge. Have had to inflate my float tube. I have loaned it to two different fishermen to start their boat motor after they had run their battery down.
I would be glad to demonstrate how it works on cleaning fish after we try out those new boo piles:)

You're dedicated. How are the ramps?

If there's a will there's a way. And if anybody can find a way you can Mike. Glad you got your bamboo out and truck started.

Attaboy!

Dude! Your the King
Good work fur dang sure