Fished One Fish Anna tournament in October and got a bad backlash in my Curado 100D.
So I took it off the rod and replaced it with another baitcaster and all was well.
Until I got back to the ramp and looked in the rod locker for the reel and the reel was gone. I
searched the boat and no reel. I just could not find the baitcaster anywhere on the boat and chalked it up to someone stealing it from the rod locker.
Got home; unloaded the boat; searched it again; put all rods, reels; baits away; and no reel.
So I summarised that it somehow went overboard. But I knew I remember placing it in the rod locker so it bothered me that somehow the boat ate the reel.
Today, I am taking stuff to Goodwill that was in the garage. So when I am taking inventory of the junk I find not only the Curado 100D but my Solstace 2000 and I have no idea how those reels got into a cardboard box in the garage.
So glad to have found the reels as you know Shimano does not make the Curado 100D and it has served me very well.
Just thought I would let you guys know what happens when you get old and CRS sets in. ;D
It happens to the best of us Sam !!!!!!!!!!!
They say the mind is the first thing to go. :
BTW - who are you again?
Gremlins
QuoteGremlins
I plead Not Guilty... ;D.
One of the best things about Alzhiemers is that there are fewer reruns on television
Sorry Sam you have CRS, there is not a cure for it. :'(
Good for you !
However, it sounds like you are in the early stages of CRS.
An example of this cruel affliction becoming more acute would include forgetting that you even owned and then lost the Cuardo in the first place . . . . . . .
A-Jay
I choose to deny any changes in my mental acuity. I do this by blaming all lost or misplaced items, or otherwise unexplained happenings around my house on my grandchildren. I use this method even when the kids have not been around. Now where did those kids put my keys...
I'm glad you found the reel, Sam, but that's pretty weird stuff. Should we expect to see a post from you in the Introduction forum soon?
I haven't (temporarily) lost anything yet...but just today I picked up a rod and thought - I didn't know I had a MH rod in that brand! I guess I got more stuff than I can remember.... ;D
Are you sure you lost your reel or are you loosing your mind
Sir were you slightly intoxicated? ;D
QuoteAre you sure you lost your reel or are you loosing your mind
QuoteSir were you slightly intoxicated? ;D
In 40 or 50 years or so, you'll know what we're talking about .... ;D ;D ;D
Congrats on finding it. That would have drove me nuts!
The youngins do it too. I blame it on a small case of ADD though. "It was in my hand 5 seconds ago..." I have trouble reading books unless they highly interest me also. You can stop me mid page and i may not be able to tell you what the last paragraph said.
you guys have got it all wrong this is a classic case of the bait/reel monkey hiding a reel in hopes that the fisherman will buy another to replace it
QuoteThe youngins do it too. I blame it on a small case of ADD though. "It was in my hand 5 seconds ago..." I have trouble reading books unless they highly interest me also. You can stop me mid page and i may not be able to tell you what the last paragraph said.
Yeah, I use the adult ADD excuse even though I'm 50.
Ok, who took the keys to my Ferrari!
QuoteToday, I am taking stuff to Goodwill that was in the garage. So when I am taking inventory of the junk I find not only the Curado 100D but my Solstace 2000 and I have no idea how those reels got into a cardboard box in the garage.
Was my ipod in there?
haha thats pretty good ill have too keep my eyes open out at the goodwills in RVA for the other reels you might have dropped off.
I dont know, that sounds really shady. Is it possible somebody was messing with you? Because you lost one reel, and by coincidence it turned up in a random box with another lost reel? It really sounds like somebody moved them around without telling you, or your wife felt obligated to clean up/hide your gear. My mom does it all the time only problem is she completely forgets where she puts my stuff
As I have gotten older my memory has remained very good--it has just gotten shorter.
Big Red, good thinking but I don't think so.
Only person who would have done that would have been my son but I doubt he would have done it. Then again.........
My wife would not have thought about it but what gets me is that she never saw them in the "empty" box when she put the junk into the box. But she is a natural blonde so you have to expect certain things when you live with a blonde.
I have pulled some good ones on him and he has returned the favor during the years but his wife was expecting back in October and he was really up tight.
Great responses, guys. I think I will be going to Goodwills to check on iPods and Shimano reels in the future! ;D ;D ;D
QuoteOne of the best things about Alzhiemers is that there are fewer reruns on television
Also I can hide my own Easter eggs.
Kelley
A sad, old man was sitting on a park bench when along came a police officer. The officer asked the old man why he was so upset.
The old man replied, "Every morning I wake up with a wonderful 20 year old blonde. She cooks great meals including sausage, and bacon and everything I love. Then we make passionate love in bed. Afterwards, she gives me a bath, with handdrawn hot water, cooks me lunch and followed by more passionate love. In the evening, we'll have top the day off with a fantastic diner and yet more wonderful love.
The police officer gets a puzzled look on his face and asks, "Well, what seems to be the problem?"
The old man replied with a sad look on his face, "I can't remember where I live!"
QuoteQuoteGremlinsI plead Not Guilty... ;D.
Your safe. Different spelling.
Just let me know the next time you bring your stuff to Goodwill.
QuoteQuoteOne of the best things about Alzhiemers is that there are fewer reruns on televisionAlso I can hide my own Easter eggs.
Not to mention you get to make new friends every day.