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<blockquote data-quote="Sub_Elect" data-source="post: 35030" data-attributes="member: 1014">Ha, funny story! I took my grandma and grandpa fishing a couple years back, grandpa was in the front of my boat double fisting a couple rods.&nbsp; We were getting into the fish really good.&nbsp; I was busy putting bait on my grandma and moms rods, netting fish and having a great time watching them (in the back of the boat), not really paying any attention to my grandpa.&nbsp; In fact we were catching fish so well that I just reeled up my rod and helped the girls, who were giggling and visiting and having a great time, I was not letting them keep anything under 18&quot;.&nbsp; After a couple of hours we had our 15 fish in the back of the boat, at which time my mom looked at me and said &quot;I dont think dad (my grandpa) has been throwing anything back!&quot;&nbsp; I got pretty worried, because I had no idea what he was doing as I had my back to him.I opened the front well and there was nothing but walleyes in the front livewell.&nbsp; I looked at him pretty pissed and asked him why there were so many fish in the front.&nbsp; I said that we had our limit in the back of the boat so he could only have 5 in the front.&nbsp; He had a big ol' grin on his face and told me &quot;We'll be eatin good tonight maynerd!&quot;&nbsp; I started throwing back his &quot;limit&quot; and ended up throwing back 13 walleyes.&nbsp; To be honest, I didn't know you could get 18 eyes in the front livewell of my boat.&nbsp; He still tells the story of the day on Sakakawea when he was catchin em really good.&nbsp; All I can do is laugh about it now.&nbsp; I really wish he was healthy enough to come fishing with me again!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sub_Elect, post: 35030, member: 1014"] Ha, funny story! I took my grandma and grandpa fishing a couple years back, grandpa was in the front of my boat double fisting a couple rods. We were getting into the fish really good. I was busy putting bait on my grandma and moms rods, netting fish and having a great time watching them (in the back of the boat), not really paying any attention to my grandpa. In fact we were catching fish so well that I just reeled up my rod and helped the girls, who were giggling and visiting and having a great time, I was not letting them keep anything under 18". After a couple of hours we had our 15 fish in the back of the boat, at which time my mom looked at me and said "I dont think dad (my grandpa) has been throwing anything back!" I got pretty worried, because I had no idea what he was doing as I had my back to him. I opened the front well and there was nothing but walleyes in the front livewell. I looked at him pretty pissed and asked him why there were so many fish in the front. I said that we had our limit in the back of the boat so he could only have 5 in the front. He had a big ol' grin on his face and told me "We'll be eatin good tonight maynerd!" I started throwing back his "limit" and ended up throwing back 13 walleyes. To be honest, I didn't know you could get 18 eyes in the front livewell of my boat. He still tells the story of the day on Sakakawea when he was catchin em really good. All I can do is laugh about it now. I really wish he was healthy enough to come fishing with me again! [/QUOTE]

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