BLACKBEARDS TREASURE CG SURF CITY NC, THANKSGIVING

10 more days, cant wait!

Shannon dont do FB anymore either. let us know what you come up with.

mockybird wrote:
Hey, I don't do FB. Ya'll leaving me behind ???

LOl..it's just easier to do it that way. Let me look around some and see if I can find another alternative. Or one that is as simple. FB is just easier because it's already there and not a lot of set up for it.

Hey, I don't do FB. Ya'll leaving me behind ???

Will do. Tell Shannon to friend request me on facebook. racecitypat and I were talking about forming an informal camping club and I started one on facebook. I can add yall to it if you want.

yes, we are doing pretty good. tell angie and kaylie we said hello. will and shannon

Wills250psd wrote:
Well we went 2 years ago and loved it, you back up within a few feet of he water and can fish all day and all night. it has an awsome view of the turn bridge and the dolphins came by daily. the cg itself is nothing special but the location is great. I cant wait to get the fishin lines in the water.nuthin much else to do in the area but thats what I want most, to do nothing but fish,grill out and have a few beers. will

Glad to see you back around Will. Y'all doing good?

While at Black Beards. Check out Surf City Family CG. It's on the beach, just a couple miles from BBs. Nothing there but a place to hookup, fish, and swim.
It will be closed at Thanksgiving. But you can still see it.

Wills250psd wrote:
I like to fish even if I dont catch anything lol. Relaxing is the name of the game, will

Amen to that. A little fishing, a little sight-seeing, and plenty of relaxation and quiet.

HA! Don't I know it! Used to live on Lake Wylie in S.C.. Would come home after a week on the road, get up at 5 a.m. on Saturday morning, grab my rod, a folding chair, transistor radio w/headphones and head for the dock. I'd drift in and out of sleep during those quiet cool mornings as the eagles fished the lake. Relaxation was the ONLY reason for the adventure. Work was over. Momma and the kids wouldn't get up at 5. Nor would they make demands on me when I had a rod in my hands. It was like the "holy grail"... LOL.

One morning in the early spring, I had drifted off while tuned into an easy listening music channel, when a big burly game warden tapped me on the shoulder. As I pulled the ear plugs, I heard him ask for my fishing license. While fumbling from a dead sleep to my wallet, he asked if I was getting any bites. "No Sir", I said. "What are you using for bait?", he asked. "Nothing" was the reply. I reeled in the line which sported a small lead weight and a cork, sans the hook. After viewing my license and not finding any bait, hooks or lures in my possession, it got right funny to him. For the rest of the spring, summer and fall, he'd smile and wave as he passed the dock. He understood!