Rich S. Drop-n-Stay question for ya.

Jayman Posted 5/1/2008 9:25 AM (#68950) Subject: Rich S. Drop-n-Stay question for ya. Member Posts: 1656 Hey Rich, Them Drop-n-Stays make such good Christmas gifts. The friends of mine that I got a couple for last fall. Like 'em so much. The one guy wants one for Fathers day...imagine that. He wants a second one for his second anchor. Can ya set me up? Thanks. Rich S Posted 5/1/2008 9:54 AM (#68955 - in reply to #68950) Subject: RE: Rich S. Drop-n-Stay question for ya. Member Posts: 2300 Location: Berlin Sure can bud, what size and where you want to meet? Jayman Posted 5/1/2008 10:05 AM (#68956 - in reply to #68950) Subject: Re: Rich S. Drop-n-Stay question for ya. Member Posts: 1656 Need 1 more medium. I can meet ya some time after work next week. How does my boat sound? Axl Posted 5/1/2008 10:27 AM (#68958 - in reply to #68956) Subject: Re: Rich S. Drop-n-Stay question for ya. Member Posts: 160 Location: Menasha, WI I used them last weekend in the high winds and was totally impressed with them. If you fish on Bago, they are a must have for all boats. Thanks Rich for a great product. Call me soon. AXL Edited by Axl 5/1/2008 10:28 AM Rich S Posted 5/1/2008 11:32 AM (#68960 - in reply to #68958) Subject: Re: Rich S. Drop-n-Stay question for ya. Member Posts: 2300 Location: Berlin Wed. next week is best for me say around 4:00. Your boat is better then mine:) Glad to hear they are working out for you guys. I never expected this take off like it has. I knew it was a great product that does work but the word of mouth and internet publicity has been unreal. We run Google Analytics every night and we are getting traffic from websites I never even heard of from all over the country. We have products in 15 states and the list is growing. We are setting up a testimonials page on the website. If any of you could spare a few minutes and send my partner a short email with your good/bad feedback that would be great. His email is [email protected]. I will take everyones name that send him feedback and put them in a hat and draw one name. They will get one of our products (of their choice) shipped to them free of charge. Thanks guys and thanks to WalleyeFirst! Jayman Posted 5/1/2008 12:31 PM (#68963 - in reply to #68950) Subject: Re: Rich S. Drop-n-Stay question for ya. Member Posts: 1656 Wednesday's are no good for me starting next week. Softball night. Let me know when you have a free night in the next couple of weeks and we'll make it happen. Thanks again. Shep Posted 5/1/2008 2:40 PM (#68968 - in reply to #68963) Subject: Re: Rich S. Drop-n-Stay question for ya. Member Posts: 3899 You can come with me on Wednesday, Rich. Bring Jayman's stuff, and I'll drop it off for you. You sure that soccer van can handle the added weight of the Drop N Stays? Rich S Posted 5/1/2008 2:56 PM (#68969 - in reply to #68968) Subject: Re: Rich S. Drop-n-Stay question for ya. Member Posts: 2300 Location: Berlin You guys should just forget the boat and come to my house. Dock is still underwater but I am still getting some dandies off of shore. This week is shot for me as I am still quite sick and have to work late today and tomorrow and all day Saturday. Winnebago should be unreal next week so I am up for that. Tuesdays and Wednesday's are the best for me. Jayman Posted 5/2/2008 8:16 AM (#68991 - in reply to #68950) Subject: Re: Rich S. Drop-n-Stay question for ya. Member Posts: 1656 Tuesday it is. Shep can bring the beer. mk Posted 5/2/2008 12:00 PM (#69012 - in reply to #68950) Subject: RE: Rich S. Drop-n-Stay question for ya. Is it nessessary to use a length of anchor chain attached to your anchor when you use the drop-n-stay. thanks mk Rich S Posted 5/2/2008 12:20 PM (#69015 - in reply to #69012) Subject: RE: Rich S. Drop-n-Stay question for ya. Member Posts: 2300 Location: Berlin The chain will still help but I can tell you I have not used a chain in the last two years and it is because of the Drop-n-Stay. Jayman Posted 5/2/2008 12:48 PM (#69016 - in reply to #69015) Subject: Re: Rich S. Drop-n-Stay question for ya. Member Posts: 1656 I'll attest to that as well. I only use the Drop-n-Stay and Richter anchors. My anchors are attached by 1/2" nylon "anchor" rope. And I haven't had any problems anchoring and holding. Great story, my friend who asked for the second Drop-n-stay told me this. Nothing....NOTHING drives him and his dad more nuts than when they are catching fish and thier anchor let's go. If you've ever been there, you'll love the Drop-n-Stay, those days are over. bagowalleyeguy Posted 5/2/2008 2:47 PM (#69023 - in reply to #69016) Subject: Re: Rich S. Drop-n-Stay question for ya. Member Posts: 166 Location: Freedom, WI Looks like I need to invest in the Drop-n-Stay! I was out off of Stoney Point the other night and actually lost my 20lb. anchor and rope! It was so windy that the anchor rope pulled right out of the tie, and before I could get the boat going to get to my rope, it sank into the darkness! The funny thing is I was thinking about the Drop-n-Stay as my anchor wouldn't hold on my spot two minutes before I lost the whole works! Rich, I would like to meet up next week as well, let me know where you will be at! Thanks Rich S Posted 5/2/2008 3:22 PM (#69025 - in reply to #69023) Subject: Re: Rich S. Drop-n-Stay question for ya. Member Posts: 2300 Location: Berlin I work in Oshkosh at J Stadler Machine by the corner of Oakwood and W 20th. You can always give me a call and we can set up a time. Otherwise sounds like we are fishing on Tuesday if you want to meet at the boat launch. Call me on my cell at (920)379-7843 You will probably get my wife but she is god with messages. Thanks for the interest and sorry to hear about your loss:( I am thinking of doing a chat next week some night if you guys would be interested. I can answer any questions then. Let me know if you are interested and we will set it up.