Mine is from my home brewing days. Folks all called me Brew Daddy or Brewman. I was too lazy to type all that so it got shortened to just Brew. I've thought abnout changing it since I quit drinking but figured after all these years I'd just leave it alone although now when I join a new site I sign up as ChefJeff.

Jeff

 

i had a handle on ragin bull - boat_money - for my penny stock account that almost bought my boat, until i didn't sell and the market went to crXX...

 

My momma gave me mine!

Bill E. Young

 

Mine is also my handle on the CB which I got back in 1976 when CBs were really cool. I was kind of tagged with it because of a problem with rabid foxes in Virginia. Well they put a bounty on foxes and I collected $1300 ($100 for each fox) in one month. All my friends started calling me Bounty Hunter and it kind of stuck all these years.

 

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It took me a while to think of mine.

I was never fond of making up a nickname for myself. So I use my real name. If I ever get 'glossed' I might change it. I had several nicknames in my sporting days, but nobody here kows anything about that, so it would be silly (to me anyways).

 

Just made it up cause it was my ship in olden times

 

WELL DUH! :slimer:

 

I got mine on the deer lease. There were 20 of us on a lease in Mason, Tx. I sighted in most of the guns for the guys who thought drinking beer was more important than making a good clean shot. The two years I hunted this lease, no one missed a shot. I also made a lot of money shooting against the others after there drinking sessions. You know how that goes, get a little booze in ya and you can out do all the other guys, no problem.

Have a good one, Shooter

 

I bleed maroon.
gig'em

 

I am a Cotton Gin Manager, and back 6 or 8 years ago; Nick Meyer from Breakaway USA started calling me "Gin Man".
I hate the taste of gin.....But Dewars on the rocks hits the spot.

 

Just took the last name and my favorite thing to do, which also causes alot of heart ache some time so fishinpayne was a natural choice.

 

My kids. $ boys who at one time or another were into Poke'mon hense Fish-a-mon.

 

my wife lured me in with a 30 pack and I lost my six pack abbs

 

Name is self-explanatory but a little misleading. I haven't surfed in decades and never was good at it. But I do love to fish the surf. Piers, jettys, boats and company are okay but I really like just being on the beach alone wondering whats going to hit the rod next.

 

I Flatout can't remember. Think it has to do with my love of wade or driftfishing the flats of the Corpus/ South Texas area. Grew up doing it and still love the competition between me and "The Oldman" when we get together hence the outFishin part. Or it could be it just sounded good at the time!!!

With two kids in college, I think I'll change it to FlatoutBroke or FlatoutWorkin!

 

My business name, Blackmon's Garage Inc. I catch a lot of flack about it being misleading

 

My boat's name.

There is an area offshore of San Francisco, around the Farallon Islands, known for shark attacks. It's called the "red triangle". When we first got the boat, we did more diving than fishing. Alot of people ask me about the name and logo that I have on the boat, but when divers who are "in the know" see it, you can tell by the look on their faces. They dont ask.
David.

 

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I kinda goofed up on mine. I thought I was typing in HullaPopper (my go to topwater lure when I was a kid fishing on my grandfather's lake). Accidently hit the h instead of the p! :redface: Oh well, at least it's original LOL!

 

I got mine a few years back after spending several days alone on a boat stuck in the sand at Port Mansfield. Had to sit it out until additional equipment and the tide came back in, made for an interesting adventure to say the least.
By the time I got back home my dad came up with the name and it quickly got around in my fishing circle. I kinda liked it since the ebbed tide is my favorite time to pursue tailing reds. The words were clumped together in sentence, so that is how I spell it.

 

A good friend of mine AKA (Bonehead) Jay Buhner and his brother Ted about 19 years ago .We were fishing and doing pretty good that day .He said we were Rippin lips today.I liked it and have named my boats that ever since then.

 

I just love bluegill fishing.

 

I bird hunt alot and its the weapon I use.

 

some of my rc buddies gave me my nickname.i had one of those nice colds that just wouldn't go away for about a month and during that month you can guess who i sounded like.as for the #'s on the end ,thats the year i was born.

 

Pretty Simple I am retired from sbc and my last job title was Loop Electronics Tech.

 

The name my friend and I have been tried to think of a name for the boat, so had to ask Sam from Allen Landings which name will suit. He asked everyone and they suggested Silent Abyss. Silent shows that I'm kind of quiet and couldn't hear at all and the last word Abyss represent that I tend to get farther when I go fishing.. So we decided to name on my boat.. So now two words into one word is Silabyss...