Trojan Boat Forum

me and the mrs,, (I guess you can tell , I figured out how to post pictures,,)
post your pictures so we can put a face to the name, plus it gives us something to do,,,
oh and Im the one on the left

I'm the one on the right!

thats a hell of a striper where, when??

Spring 2006. Potomac River. That fish, 46" 36lbs. won me 2,000.00 and first place in a tournament. It always a good time!

nice,,,,,,,,,,,, I got one a few years ago in the Hudson, 22 lbs,

Hey, how do I shrink these pics so they're not so damned big??!

The wife (on the right)

The me

The kids

Mines on the post office wall

To resize the picture on photobucket, open the picture and above the picture you will see Resize. Click on it and resize the picture. You can do that two ways. One by picking the size small , medium or large OR by a sliding system on the top. HIT preview and check the size before posting. You can get your avatar that way too. Make it small so it will not take up so much space.

didnt know we were doing dogs,,,,



Ottodog Von Stoker
and LupaDog

and Gunnar

yes we love dogs,, especially shepherds

There I am on the stern of the boat. We went to get fuel and I asked my wife if she wanted to come along. She cannot take riding on the water. It would be a nice easy ride. Well , going over was great coming back we hit a very bad storm. We did not have far to go about 2 miles but the storm let us know it was there. I mean the rain really came down. I can't repeat what my wife said. LOL

Striperman2 What a nice striper. yep we always are looking for that size
but so is everybody. Glad you had a great day.
Sometimes you just get the "the good eaten size" Which we release.
We would rathar catch one or two big ones than a bunch of little ones.

okay, i have to get in on this one too.....
as far as resizing the images, i use VUEPRINT PRO to resize before i post them on my photobucket website. it also eases the sending of pictures when you email as they are already resized ahead of time.

phil and maccabee in the salon. phil ''tries'' to lend a hand, but, as a landlubber he is still learning. (he has mastered the art of line and boat hook handling when leaving dock though) you would think that after almost 14 years he would be able to read my mind by this point. oh well, one can only hope. maccabee, our unspoiled boston terrier (now 4 years old) rules the boat AND the house.


and this is me, on 23 sept 2008 the day i took posession of my 1976 trojan f32.




and this is phil and maccabee in the salon goofing off while i work.... how typical. he is wearing his harness (maccabee, not phil) because he has discovered how to go under the back rail and attempt escape. ahhh kids.......



i love the pics of the owners dogs.... let's add a thread with the dogs and the owners and the boats. at my marina, parkside, in middle river, there are 160 slips and nearly that many dogs. maccabee is going to have a field day in the spring.
have a great day everyone....aaron, phil and maccabee

my dogs love the boat,, usually they sleep as soon as they step on board,, the two males anyway, the female gets very sea sick,,,, so I rarely take her,
by the way, she is pregnant so if anybody, wants a good quality shepherd come spring, let me know,,lol (shameless plug)

maccabee goes insane the minute we turn the corner into the marina.... all those trees in the area, all those smells on the grass, all the ducks to bark at and of course, all the fun people at the marina!!! once he gets settled, he usually occupies himself sitting on the back deck keeping a watchful eye out for any interlopers or, he rolls around on the deck carpet. he loves to busy himself with his nylabone on the salon floor and hop onto the forward v-berth then whine that he cant get back down. he has found a spot between the sofa and a bulkhead he likes and one time he crawled into the galley cabinet under the sink...... guess he thought it was a crate. although he has only been out underway once, he does fine until we hit 2300 rpm..... then he gets a tad nervous but hopefully that will pass. one of his favorite pass times though is sticking his head into the engine compartment and back bidge when i have the hatches open. i guess he figures that if it is good enough for me, it's good enough for him. i went to the annapolis power boat show in october and i was amazed at the amount of people that voiced out loud how their dogs would either love or hate certain boats and layouts.