What is the Strangest Sound You Have Heard - Page 3

hubris 1 · 12-06-2007, 09:00 PM

off somewhere, with the KIDD. the boat started to shake and rattle! holy cow, what was this. a C-130 from norfolk came up behind me at 150 ft and scared the livin....................out of me. as they pulled away i could only imagine the laugh those two pilot,s were having!

FINRAZOR RODS · 12-07-2007, 12:50 AM

the first time i ever heard a "queef" was catfishing with my mom and dad... just clarify... it wasn't my dad... i was about 10, heard the mom sound, my dads blurts out, "damn queefer"... SIX years later i learned what he meant...

HOLWACHAGOT · 12-07-2007, 12:54 AM

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Originally Posted by FINRAZOR RODS

the first time i ever heard a "queef" was catfishing with my mom and dad... just clarify... it wasn't my dad... i was about 10, heard the mom sound, my dads blurts out, "damn queefer"... SIX years later i learned what he meant...

I just fell over laughing....

cdail28590 · 12-07-2007, 10:30 AM

Mike, To much information. Thats not right.

brandon558 · 12-07-2007, 10:39 AM

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Originally Posted by FINRAZOR RODS

the first time i ever heard a "queef" was catfishing with my mom and dad... just clarify... it wasn't my dad... i was about 10, heard the mom sound, my dads blurts out, "damn queefer"... SIX years later i learned what he meant...

Good God...

flatbottom · 12-07-2007, 11:03 AM

I told ya !!!!!

Now FINRAZOR RODS is trying to bait me with the smell of minnows.

My goodness...

The second strangest sound was my first time black drum fishing. A long day in the hot sun and the breeze just kicked in the tide change. Pop said one more try boys and we will call it a day. The sun is on its way in the late summer sky. All of a sudden the line is steadily, not fast, peeling off the reel. ! hour later, on a throw together rod and reel my uncles had donated, this ugly prehistoric looking fish is leading me around in circles. The drummin hum in and out of the hot afternoon breeze was a first for me. More like a grunt that lingered on rhythmically. We did not have a gaff and the net was way to small. Snip snip and adios you ugly sumbit. Delaware Bay, later in my life I found this out, was known for big black drum seasonally.

OCcaptain · 12-07-2007, 11:15 AM

About ten years ago we were returning from a sharkfishing trip out of Ocean City,Md. I heard a noise that sounded like my outboard was about to explode. When I turned around there was a fighter plane (I think it was a F14) about 50 feet off the water and right behind us. He went passed us and then went verticle and scared the crap out of all of us. I bet the pilot was laughing his butt off! It all happend very fast but it was kinda wild to see it that close.

Captain Michael Buffington · 12-07-2007, 05:24 PM

I have 2, and both were on long range boats out of San Diego.

1. I was on wheel watch when I had been there about a month, everyone else is asleep except cooks. We are traveling down Baja, I am just in awe of all the elestronics and toys and am just now starting to understand how most of them work. The side-scanning sonar is always on and makes it's gak-gak-gak sound as it scans the water column in front of us. Suddenly it goes to a GAWK-GAWK-GAWK and I knew something was going on as the monitors screen has a huge red cloud on it all in front of us. Long story short EVERY crew member on the boat POURED out of their bunks and I got to experience my first 100 ton school of bluefin. UNDESCRIBABLE...

2. Watching the horizon searching for puddlers or a breezer, eyes glued to my binos when KA-BOOM

, I thought the engine room just blew. Nope, some jack-ass pilot sonic boomed about 50' overhead and blew out 2 windows...

Michael

shane reilly · 12-07-2007, 09:30 PM

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Originally Posted by HOLWACHAGOT

24" sounded like the tranny was getting ready to blow
Holwachagot

hmmmm and you know what a tranny sounds like when its getting ready to blow how

Proheat · 12-07-2007, 09:41 PM

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Originally Posted by neilinov

the navy over the VHF telling us to alter course we are headed into a live missle fire zone!

I was on the bridge of the Run-Off the other year with Capt. Brian, and the Navy was performing nighttime blackout maneuvers and called him and warned him................talk about being on edge!!!

Capt. Brian talked them into letting us through!!

12-07-2007, 12:50 AM	#22
FINRAZOR RODS Sit down Shut up And fish Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Morehead City, NC Posts: 505 Credits: 1,533.4 Boat: 293 Mako Best Catch: Pam (until she acts up)	actually... the first time i ever heard a "queef" was catfishing with my mom and dad... just clarify... it wasn't my dad... i was about 10, heard the mom sound, my dads blurts out, "damn queefer"... SIX years later i learned what he meant...

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12-07-2007, 10:30 AM	#24
cdail28590 Anthony's Ark is a blowboater Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Windsor, NC Posts: 337 Credits: 1,882.6 Boat: 28' Bertram and 20' Sea Ox Home Port: Oregon Inlet Best Catch: All of them Occupation: QA Manager and Landscaper	Mike, To much information. Thats not right.

12-07-2007, 11:03 AM	#26
flatbottom Fish the Edge Team Sportfishermen.com Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Bear, DE Posts: 8,260 Credits: 24,354.1 Boat: 232 center console Home Port: Indian River, De Best Catch: off the shot gun Occupation: jackleg	I told ya !!!!! Now FINRAZOR RODS is trying to bait me with the smell of minnows. My goodness... The second strangest sound was my first time black drum fishing. A long day in the hot sun and the breeze just kicked in the tide change. Pop said one more try boys and we will call it a day. The sun is on its way in the late summer sky. All of a sudden the line is steadily, not fast, peeling off the reel. ! hour later, on a throw together rod and reel my uncles had donated, this ugly prehistoric looking fish is leading me around in circles. The drummin hum in and out of the hot afternoon breeze was a first for me. More like a grunt that lingered on rhythmically. We did not have a gaff and the net was way to small. Snip snip and adios you ugly sumbit. Delaware Bay, later in my life I found this out, was known for big black drum seasonally.

12-07-2007, 11:15 AM	#27
OCcaptain Crab mustard is good Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: OC Maryland Posts: 646 Credits: 2,503.3 Boat: What boat? You call that thing a boat? Home Port: Ocean City, MD Best Catch: The little guy in the pic! Occupation: That's a good question?	About ten years ago we were returning from a sharkfishing trip out of Ocean City,Md. I heard a noise that sounded like my outboard was about to explode. When I turned around there was a fighter plane (I think it was a F14) about 50 feet off the water and right behind us. He went passed us and then went verticle and scared the crap out of all of us. I bet the pilot was laughing his butt off! It all happend very fast but it was kinda wild to see it that close.

12-07-2007, 05:24 PM	#28
Captain Michael Buffington Captain Save-a-Ho Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Southeast Posts: 2,332 Credits: 20,633.1 Boat: Need a captain? Home Port: Gulf Coast Best Catch: not sure, theres afew Occupation: Finance, Freelance Sportfishing Captain/Mate	I have 2, and both were on long range boats out of San Diego. 1. I was on wheel watch when I had been there about a month, everyone else is asleep except cooks. We are traveling down Baja, I am just in awe of all the elestronics and toys and am just now starting to understand how most of them work. The side-scanning sonar is always on and makes it's gak-gak-gak sound as it scans the water column in front of us. Suddenly it goes to a GAWK-GAWK-GAWK and I knew something was going on as the monitors screen has a huge red cloud on it all in front of us. Long story short EVERY crew member on the boat POURED out of their bunks and I got to experience my first 100 ton school of bluefin. UNDESCRIBABLE... 2. Watching the horizon searching for puddlers or a breezer, eyes glued to my binos when KA-BOOM , I thought the engine room just blew. Nope, some jack-ass pilot sonic boomed about 50' overhead and blew out 2 windows... Michael