Caption this one...

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Seen going out of Oregon Inlet, NC last Saturday

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this one alwys works: Hold my beer and watch this
 
Stop! it was right about here. Just set up the ladder and I'll climb down there and get my watch.
 
If you think this is hip, wait until you see the radar arch.
 
I told you my boat wasn't too small for a tuna tower.

Hey Ralph, climb up and see if there any birds workin.
 
British Petroleum's top engineers head out with the latest technology to reduce the oil flow by one-half. Chemical Tony stated that "British Petroleum will spare no expense to stop the tiny leak of natural product into the waters of the Gulf of Plaquemines."
 
The scary thing is, if you look at it, it is lashed securely, which leads me to believe they plan on standing on this thing on the water
 
Bridge tender, 20' center console request an opening.
 
Bruce, go back to the dock! We forgot the T-top attachment!!! :)

lol- that is a classic picture.
 
They are planning on sight fishing for cobia, I think. Will be not far off the beach. Look at the size of the tackle, it isn't tuna stuff, that's for sure. Pretty amusing photo, I think, but it actually isn't as dangerous as what I saw some charter clients doing down south of Hatteras last month--they were standing not just on the bow of the big Carolina boats (none of them have any railing whatsover), but there were a couple of guys standing on the flybridge hardtop hanging onto the VHF antennas. That stepladder looks to be pretty well secured, as long as nobody tries standing all the way on top of it, it ought to work
 
Honey, I know I have to paint, just checking the legs on this thing. Be back in an hour... yea right...
 
"Although he had a rabid love of fishing, Bob still couldn't leave behind his work as a second story man ."
 
"Hey Billy Bob, when the sun goes down, climb up to the top of that thing and hold this here lantern over yer head"
 
It's all part of the TAA (tuna addicts anonymous) 10 step program.

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How many NC fisherman does it take to change a nav light?
 
"thanks for bringing that ladder Ed. Now we can rig a hook on that really long rod."
 
When I asked you to check the tennis ladder at the club this
isn't what I meant.
 
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