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Please do not bring any Hard Liquor – This ain’t no booze cruise. Drunk people are a liability and we don’t like being around people who over do it. Beer and wine coolers are fine. Just try to bring all cans or plastic bottles only.
Cheap, Grumpy, Negative, Rude or Drunk People . Over the years and from time to time, we have had wonderful trips except for that one special person (we all know one or have one of them in our family or as a friend), who makes everyone Else, miserable and complains about everything from travel time, fish size, not being able to keep fish because they are out of season or too short. The list continues. [links]
Motion sickness medication – (Bonine®, non-drowsy Dramamine® or the Scopolamine® Patches from your doctor). Some people get the prescribed patch and cut them in half – so they can share one with another member of the group. Regular Dramamine usually makes people extremely drowsy per our experience. Ask your doctor, but Benadryl® might be an option. I know, it makes you sleepy, but so does Dramamine. here
Sunscreen (should be applied as directed) Be sure to apply RUB ON sunscreen before going deep sea fishing. Avoid bringing AEROSOL spray on sun screen because it goes all over the deck and creates a slip hazard when sprayed. If you spray it on inside our cabin, it will over spray and ruin our carpet. Please stick with old fashioned rub on lotion and avoid aerosols. here
When it comes to expressing your personal style, shoes might not be the first thing you think about. But it is the first thing women notice when they see you. Back in the days, I dated a girl who used to say, “It’s all in the shoes”. Her theory was that she could pretty much tell anything about a guy based on the shoes he wore. A guy could be handsome and charming, but if he was wearing a pair of crocs she would run for the hills. Knowing women can be as shallow as anyone else is a hard thing to face, but quite often it is true, and the shoes men wear can turn a woman off (or on) in a matter of seconds. here
You might be working out every day in the gym, eating right, dropping $100 for the perfect hairstyle, and have an impeccable wardrobe. But none of it matters if you forgot to pay attention to one important thing: your shoes. We know that you love your favorite pair of kicks or boots, but we also know you like to make a positive first impression as well. With that in mind we got women to reveal what they think about you based on your choice of footwear. more
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This man is a serious sneakerhead. who might miss your birthday or skip out on a date to wait in line for the latest pair of Jordans. Hey, at least he demonstrates commitment? here
With these laid-back shoes on, this dude signals he's super chill without a care in the world. He also probably doesn't feel pressured to succumb to societal expectations (even when maybe he should. ). more
Sandals With Socks
Vibram FiveFingers
A kid at heart who doesn't take himself too seriously. [links]
Absolutely nothing goes into the water that is not seaweed. Orange rinds, peanut shells, and such are no big deal but be mindful of your trash. Litter is destructive and disgusting. In fact if you find a piece of garbage in the water, pick it up and put it in a trash bin. Don’t be a lazy asshole. more
Respect the boat! Don’t step on seats—only hard surfaces if possible. Don’t play with any buttons or switches. Don’t try to start the boat while the captain is away. Don’t try to “help” unless the captain asks you to. Spray sunscreen before getting on the boat. Sunscreen spray makes seats sticky and hard to clean. (The lotion kind is better for your skin and the environment anyway.) [links]
Always bring twice what you can drink. Boating is a communal affair and you may have to share some of your rosé with others, because there will inevitably be one person who comes empty-handed. Also, don’t just show up with drinks and assume there will be room in someone else's cooler. Unless you’re bringing Veuve—we’ll make room in our cooler for that. And drink a water every now and again. Proper hydration will ensure that you don’t get too intoxicated and become “That Guy.” more
Hey! You’ve been invited to go boating with your friends! Folks with boats know that people will start coming out of the woodwork the moment they buy a boat, and are usually more than happy to have some others along. But there are a few rules you need to follow in order to get invited back. Keep in mind, boats aren’t cheap to buy or maintain. Your host is spending his or her time and money to take you out, so don’t act like some buffoon at a frat party.