I'm OK with  "Buoyboy" as long as I get to drive the "Bassmobile."  One other interesting side note:  This like the Titanic was it's maiden toss.  The buoy sinking seemed to happen in slow motion, but my reaction time was even slower.  It seemed to wave Good bye to me as it casually sank, as if it already knew it's fate.  I'm really gonna miss that buoy!

Henceforth, from this day forward, Mr. Booth shall be known as...


....."BackLash & BouyBoy", the "Batman & Robin" of WBC!!   

Oh It just continues...........HE HE HE HE HE HE HE HE

NEWSFLASH FROM FISHLAND...............
"This is Jim Fore-Flipper reporting from the Groat Point area where an unusual find has been made.....a Simulated Fish....yes a Simulated Fish has been found attached via some strange nearly transparent material believed to be the same material responsible for the "Massacre at The Locks" and the "Wall of Death" from Issaquah Creek.........a strange floating object tipped off ofFISHials to the find and it is being urged that all Aqua-tions avoid these objects....Reporting for KING salmon News...this is Jim Fore-Flipper....

who knows? maybe the fish will gather around this new piece of structure.....

Hey Doug, guess what I cought pulling a rev rig around in 20 feet of water around Groat pt. ...just kidding, thats funny, now you see it now you don't , V-dub_ya

LMAO!!!   That's hilarious, Doug!

Oh those years of college have finally paid off! Your parents would be so proud! he he he.....

I've learned an expensive and valuable lesson in physical science.  If you add additional weight to a marker bouys the rate of decent will overcome the revolutions made by the buoy and at some equalizing point.  The air pressure overcome the marker buoys ability to turn somewhere around twenty feet.  In laymen's terms if your running the "Rev rig" around Groat Point outside Meydenbauer bay and happen to snag onto a orange marker buoy with an added weight, I know who it use to belong to...