not all pontooners are bad

I would like to thank the lady who gave us a tow back to the state park ramp @ Rough on saturday. We were fishing the crusade tourney and was at little clifty (15 miles from state ramp) when the low oil alarm/ engine overheat went off ended up being an oil sending sensor but she towed us all that way wouldnt take a penny for it, and it took 1 hr and 40 min. I am going back there in a few weeks and leaving a gift card on her pontoon. It cost us a really good finish lost 3 hrs of fishing and was late for weigh in but I learned a good lesson, not all waterbeaters are bad and tourney fishermen wouldnt help out unless you had a beautiful blond drowning.

[QUOTE=dc chopper;426922]I would like to thank the lady who gave us a tow back to the state park ramp @ Rough on saturday. We were fishing the crusade tourney and was at little clifty (15 miles from state ramp) when the low oil alarm/ engine overheat went off ended up being an oil sending sensor but she towed us all that way wouldnt take a penny for it, and it took 1 hr and 40 min. I am going back there in a few weeks and leaving a gift card on her pontoon. It cost us a really good finish lost 3 hrs of fishing and was late for weigh in but I learned a good lesson, not all waterbeaters are bad and tourney fishermen wouldnt help out unless you had a beautiful blond drowning.[/QUOTE]

Once had to be towed in by a sailboat :D. There are good folks everywhere as well as some not so good.