Colorado Fishing Forum on Fish Explorer

Reply by: badcoyotee

Posted: 8/2/2012 9:46:18 PM Points: 6

Very big of you to apologize even though it was a simple misunderstanding Frank. Don't beat yourself up to much, you meant to do the right thing and no one got hurt.

Hey, with any luck, someone will cut you off next time you're on the lake and your karma will even out! Haha :)

Reply by: Tiny Stevens

Posted: 8/3/2012 3:09:02 AM Points: 4574

Very well written Frank! Anyone who knows you knows that you are a gentleman as well as a fine fisherman! I had the pleasure of meeting your son at the Larimer County Expo this spring, and I must say that you have done a very good job of instilling your personal morals, values, and ethics into him as well!
Don't worry too much about the incident youwrote of, keep on doing the right thing and it will all come back to you!

Tiny

Reply by: Bassackwards

Posted: 8/3/2012 3:36:38 AM Points: 2327

hey, it's not like he had his directional on, and you cut him off. Honest mistake if you ask me. I would not be to hard on yourself.

Reply by: Steelhead Posted: 8/3/2012 11:54:04 AM Points: 875

we all know what happens when you assume. you should have asked.

Reply by: rdailey

Posted: 8/3/2012 12:01:19 PM Points: 592

Stuff happens. Whether someone else chooses to accept an apology or not is up to them.

I had a real hard time at BM this year with pontoon boats. No heartaches with anyone but seeing the front,back and trying to see where they were headed isn't that easy. Wasn't for me anyway.

Reply by: pbs

Posted: 8/3/2012 12:13:32 PM Points: 3334

Toobman.....just coming on a public forum like this and offering an apology
in the first place.....just shows that you were concerned towards a fellow
angler.

In my book....that's the definition of a "stand up guy"!!

ps......doesn't seem like there are many "stand up guys" out there that
will apologize....let alone ADMIT that they may have made a mistake
possibly anymore. Kudos to you!

Reply by: Orion/CO Posted: 8/3/2012 10:00:15 PM Points: 39

Where is the canal at Boyd? There are a couple of inlets, and I know there is a submerged trench in the middle of the lake between the two halves, another by the pumphouse, and another on the north end, but I have never seen a canal that you can drive a boat into (such as the one that Lonetree has on the northeast side)??

Reply by: rdailey

Posted: 8/3/2012 10:22:10 PM Points: 592

Well exactly where you are saying is what I meant. Out of the marina, go right. South. That point comes out and you are in a 50 yard area where the west is shallow by the point on right to the rocks on the left.

That's what I meant anyway. Hope it makes sense.

Reply by: rdailey

Posted: 8/3/2012 10:22:59 PM Points: 592

The "canal" is by the pump house. South end.

Colorado Lakes

Colorado Rivers

Fishing Maps

Forums

Editors & Writers

Colorado Lakes

Colorado Rivers

Lakes Needing Updates