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....sitting at the bottom of a very big lake?
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  • rider
    Lots of rods and reels.....and probably a jillion lbs of lead in the form of downrigger weights in increments of 10 lbs each. [:)][:)] Many trolling flashers and dodgers and one brand new 20 HP Evinrude outboard motor in 500 ft of water. [:(][:(]
    rider
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  • slipgate
    oh - CGR reminded me - my sea ray almost ended up at the bottom of the Potomac River. I forgot to put back the drain plug and was cruising my myself towards my dock. Got about 1/2 way from shore and 1/2 way there and realized the boat was riding low and slow. Looked in the bilge and saw lots of water! I hit the sump (didn't have an automatic sump) and headed to shore and beached it. I had a spare plastic plug that did not fit right as I could not find the plug. Once beached it took about 15 minutes for the sump to drain it and I got back under way.
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  • catpealer111
    I tend to avoid medium to large bodies of open water.
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  • bamafan
    Numerous fishing lures, tackle boxes, a bronze prop. Also a few rod and reels. [V]
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  • 11BravoCrunchie
    My sanity.
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  • Sig220_Ruger77
    Bunch of baits, half of a fishing pole, and an anchor.

    Jon
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  • Cutiegirlracing
    quote:Originally posted by slipgate
    oh - CGR reminded me - my sea ray almost ended up at the bottom of the Potomac River. I forgot to put back the drain plug and was cruising my myself towards my dock. Got about 1/2 way from shore and 1/2 way there and realized the boat was riding low and slow. Looked in the bilge and saw lots of water! I hit the sump (didn't have an automatic sump) and headed to shore and beached it. I had a spare plastic plug that did not fit right as I could not find the plug. Once beached it took about 15 minutes for the sump to drain it and I got back under way.



    Our's actually sunk. It was due to male stupidity and testorone. The boat was tied to the side of a house boat when a couple of the guys though they try to pull the front up as high as it would go. Sort of a "Whose the bigger strong guy on the house boat game".
    Well they pull and then decided to tie it off like that. It was up too high and the though hull exhaust was under water. Over night it sunk. The water wasn't that deep, but deep enough that the back of the boat touch the bottom the front stayed tied to the house boat.
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  • Rocklobster
    A plesiosaur egg that may or may not have hatched by now.
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  • Permanently deleted user
    quote:Originally posted by slipgate
    oh - CGR reminded me - my sea ray almost ended up at the bottom of the Potomac River. I forgot to put back the drain plug and was cruising my myself towards my dock. Got about 1/2 way from shore and 1/2 way there and realized the boat was riding low and slow. Looked in the bilge and saw lots of water! I hit the sump (didn't have an automatic sump) and headed to shore and beached it. I had a spare plastic plug that did not fit right as I could not find the plug. Once beached it took about 15 minutes for the sump to drain it and I got back under way.



    I've done that myself...but managed to get back to the ramp, run up and back my truck/trailer into the water, pull the boat back on the trailer and get it out to drain...good thing too b/c it was a buddy's boat!
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  • SCorvers
    Seiko Kinetic watch
    Garmin hand held GPs
    Various eyeglasses
    Self incriminating evidence
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  • ljwrench
    18 ct. gold wedding band I bought in Kuwait. Lost it canoeing on Blue river here in S. Indiana. That was no.2 (Lost the original wedding band deer hunting) so my wife bought a cheap silver band on e-bay and still have it after 10 years.
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  • Turbo72
    Oakley sunglasses, Leatherman folding pliers,2 Fishing poles.
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  • Zebra
    My old Toyota



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  • Cyclonus
    quote:Originally posted by Zebra
    My old Toyota



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    How on earth did that happen if you dont mind me asking.
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  • OleDuk
    Lots of empty shotgun shells!!

    OleDuk[:D][:D]
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  • GUNFUNCO
    A 9.9 Mercury Motor

    2 knives (in one day)

    2 pair sunglasses

    1 pair peeerless handcuffs

    I UMCO aluminum tackle box with tackle

    1 sleeping bag

    1 LL Bean Shirt

    The motor wasn't actually mine but I had to do so much paperwork, I would have rather paid for it. The sunglasses came off when I turned my head at high speed on a boat. The knives were dropped when I was cutting some ilegally set nets. The cuffs fell out of my belt when working. And the rest of the stuff was stolen from my friends camper after I arrested a guy while off duty. He came back at night and broke into my friends camper that I was using and stole a bunch of my stuff, took it out in his boat and tossed it into the Au Sable River. He ended up paying for it in the end.
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  • TrinityScrimshaw
    Back in 1974 my Brother and some friends of ours were canoeing on the Colorado River in Texas. My brothers Canoe capsized and they lost all their fishing gear, sleeping bags, food, 35 mm camera, and a Marlin 22 rifle.

    Trinity +++
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  • mrseatle
    USS Glory-of-God...

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  • jonk
    Not so much. One anchor- shaft I still have, the rest is on the bottom. One pair of clip on sunglasses. A very small and cheap knife. A lot of sinkers and hooks and lures.
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