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Originally Posted by dsafety
Being a frugal guy by nature, kayak fishing is the perfect fit for me. On the other hand, I am also an old guy who should be forgiven for forgetting some of the minor expenses that I may have failed to mention to my wife.
I am headed to the Fred Hall show on Friday and will probably come back with a few necessities that I can't live without. Regardless of the cost, they will surely be worth it. Nope, I won't be telling my wife about those purchases either.
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I have won SOOOOO many rod and reel setups on fishing trips I have taken with co-workers on a charter....I AM SOOOOOOO LUCKY!
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Originally Posted by tagyak
since then i have gone thru four kayaks, several fish finders, four "new" reels, four new rods, tons of weights, hooks, beads, line, a bait tank, wheels, rack, turbo fins, pdf, paddle, and probably some other items that i have forgotten about.
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Ditto! I think the hardest item to convince my wife I needed was a $400 carbon fiber paddle. But after I got it I couldnt have lived without it!
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Originally Posted by onetriphudson
Don't forget to figure in the money you earn back by fishing...
Seabass / Halibut / Yellowtail $8 a lb.
Gas not used $4 a gallon.
Gym membership $50 a month.
Psychatrist $200 an hour.
It's cheaper than golf!
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Dont forget lobster @ $20 a pound! And some of the halibut prices I have seen lately are ridiculous!
I do get hit up a lot too about the OEX and Squidco charges on our credit card, especially during lobster season. I have solved that problem as I have told my wife I will take over paying the billls and doing our budget!
