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PA and a bunch of rods and reels for sale!

First dibs!




Seriously, congrats.....the right person will respect that fishing is part of YOU.....


You can only get castrated if you allow it to happen.......(Frank):D

Hook her up with her own Kayak and get out with her, or get a tandem kayak. Congrats man.

Thanks guys! Can't wait for the open bar...

That was the one day I got what ever I asked for. Drinks, extra servings, drinks, extra servings it was Heaven. .

Whats the one food that kills a woman's sexual appetite?


























Wedding Cake!!!!!!

I can say that she has been a little extra nice the last couple of days. But I'm hoping it lasts a little longer than a week!

Congrats there man. I'd say after being through the whole thing, your gonna have less time fishing soon. For 1, the wedding planning. 2 - greeting all the friends and becoming closer to everyone in the circle of families, friends, and co-workers. So for the next 1 1/2 to 2 years, plan to hang the kayak out dry or storage cause you'll be quite busy. :luxhello:

Congrats man. Nothing should change if you picked the right one for your liking. Guys the that get locked down by their women after they get married are a bunch of chumps.

My wedding cake never did that! 7 years later and she still wants some filet mignon!

I had a sh*t load of stuff typed up and I realized that I could sum it all up with one word.

COMPROMISE


When you learn to do that your marriage will work, without it you might as well not even show up to the wedding.

Congrats! Nothing better than tieing the knot and moving on.

In my experience, the initial answer is less. But then there is the next generation; get them hooked and the answer is more, lots more.

Congratulations!

You might spend a little less time on the water. And that's because you'll be with her. And you should be otherwise why marry her.

My wife is fine with me going fishing as long as I spend time with her as well. It has to be balanced. She actually gave approval to buy a boat. If you can spend time with her on the water it goes a long way. Even if she doesn't fish. Leave the rods at home and spend time with her out there. It'll pay off.

She should also have her own hobbies or things she likes to do. Coordinate your fishing days with when she'll be doing her own stuff