Author Topic: What does your name mean? (Read 61711 times)

NHJAKE · « **Reply #120 on:** Dec 03, 2005, 06:19 PM »

Mine is a slang word meaning fireman that originated in Boston Mass. I'm a fulltime firefighter here in New Hampshire so I added the NH to the front of it. Pretty simple but most people think it means my name is jake...........not so. Bring on the ice!

2 dogs · « **Reply #121 on:** Dec 04, 2005, 08:30 AM »

At the time I had two Scottish Terriers thus 2 dogs but now I have three of the wee vermin but don't want to change my name and loose my status on here so will stick with old monicker.

rolf · « **Reply #122 on:** Dec 04, 2005, 05:12 PM »

I am what I am. Rolf is my name

fishingking · « **Reply #123 on:** Dec 04, 2005, 08:58 PM »

I signed up to this site on Dec 20, 2002, 07:37 PM this was the begining of my first year of real icefishing and for some reason i decided i was a fishingking actually the name came up spur of the moment when i was signing up now like everyone on this site knows who i am its really crazy and most call me FK now

Water Wolf · « **Reply #124 on:** Dec 13, 2005, 09:02 PM »

Cool names everyone.

WW

Preacher_man · « **Reply #125 on:** Dec 14, 2005, 08:34 PM »

My name sort of speaks for itself! A real live preacher, who takes after Peter, a fisherman,too!

WntrMrngWood · « **Reply #126 on:** Dec 14, 2005, 08:40 PM »

ha...tough to follow the preacher man with this one..

its just a joke with a little sexual connotation to show that i really enjoy icefishing, and a crisp, cold, winter morning.

Reelwetride, how did the ex wind up with your dig. camera? she a psycho or somethin? haha

fishergurl · « **Reply #127 on:** Dec 14, 2005, 08:44 PM »

Mine is pretty self explanatory, I am a girl that loves to fish!

indybogger · « **Reply #128 on:** Dec 15, 2005, 12:19 AM »

Indybogger because sometimes in Indy you gotta go through some mud to get to the ice with our temps during the winter.

Water Wolf · « **Reply #129 on:** Dec 15, 2005, 12:47 AM »

Welcome fishergurl and WntrMrngWood.

WW

Oldfart · « **Reply #130 on:** Dec 15, 2005, 02:31 AM »

Hmmmmmmm.

Well, I'm OLD...........

PlasticFish · « **Reply #131 on:** Dec 15, 2005, 11:28 AM »

Spent most of my working life in the injection molding field. But I live to fish.

nepa old man · « **Reply #132 on:** Dec 15, 2005, 11:39 AM »

Once I hit 40, my buddies gave it to me, must be the gray hairs in the beard.

IceGeek · « **Reply #133 on:** Dec 15, 2005, 11:49 AM »

I get paid to be a full time nerd, and I love to ice fish.......hence the name IceGeek, although on MFF and MHF I use Dr. IceGeek, just kept the IceGeek part so people on the other sites would realize I'm the same guy

BAZOOKAJOE · « **Reply #134 on:** Dec 15, 2005, 12:10 PM »

If you remember...bazooka gum used to come with a comic strip inside...bazooka joe was the main character...and i kind of look like him (so i've been told).

camet5 · « **Reply #135 on:** Dec 15, 2005, 01:39 PM »

C = Cassandra (my oldest daughter)
A = Allyson (my daughter)
M = Megan (my youngest daughter)
E = Eric (me)
T = Tina (my wife)
5 = the no. of us

buckmanJR86 · « **Reply #136 on:** Dec 15, 2005, 01:39 PM »

because my dads name was buckman, i dont know how he came up with it, we hutn a lot. and now i guess this year it makes sense because my first deer was a buck.

PCB · « **Reply #137 on:** Dec 15, 2005, 03:22 PM »

i am a poor college boy... in case anyone couldnt figure that one out...

frznFinn · « **Reply #138 on:** Dec 16, 2005, 03:41 AM »

I chose FrznFinn Because on the ice I'm always freezing and I'm half Finnish...

FWFeecherman · « **Reply #139 on:** Dec 18, 2005, 10:48 PM »

I live in Ft. Wayne, Indiana and I fish all over. My friends and I get together and we talk silly asn act stupid while were fishing. One of my especially dim witted firends likes to say he "Feeches for feech", so I became FWFeecherman (Ft. Wayne Feecherman). Seems to have stuck ever since. Tight Lines and Screamin Drags to Ya!!!

HOS · « **Reply #140 on:** Dec 19, 2005, 07:58 AM »

My favorite t.v. show is BONANZA......just kidding!

HOS is the initials of my first, second, and Last name...but you can call me Bert

hookedonice · « **Reply #141 on:** Dec 19, 2005, 10:28 AM »

after years of bashing ice fishing and them d**n fools that do it i had to give it a fair chance. stopped by a friends hut one day for quick "check it out", he hands me a pole, i catch a little trout, (though it felt like a big one), i say cool and leave. doesn't take long to find out that sneakers are not made for ice fishing. the next year comes around and i stop by his hut again, he hands me a pole, i catch a little trout, (though it feels like big one), i say cool and leave. it doesn't take long to find out that steeltoed work boots are not for ice fishing. the following year rolls around and this time i'm prepared,warm boots, warm clothes,belly full of hot breakfast, and my own ice rod, a few jigs, a bucket of minnows, and my new bright red auger. i go out on the lake just up the road from me and start drilling my first hole,(that was work),but thats ok i was warm. baited up, dropped it down,then hooked up on a nice trout, then did it again and again and again. beginners luck can be so cool. anyways it was all i needed to become hookedonice. 8)

BAZOOKAJOE · « **Reply #142 on:** Dec 19, 2005, 12:43 PM »

Quote from: hookedonice on Dec 19, 2005, 10:28 AM

after years of bashing ice fishing and them d**n fools that do it i had to give it a fair chance. stopped by a friends hut one day for quick "check it out", he hands me a pole, i catch a little trout, (though it felt like a big one), i say cool and leave. doesn't take long to find out that sneakers are not made for ice fishing. the next year comes around and i stop by his hut again, he hands me a pole, i catch a little trout, (though it feels like big one), i say cool and leave. it doesn't take long to find out that steeltoed work boots are not for ice fishing. the following year rolls around and this time i'm prepared,warm boots, warm clothes,belly full of hot breakfast, and my own ice rod, a few jigs, a bucket of minnows, and my new bright red auger. i go out on the lake just up the road from me and start drilling my first hole,(that was work),but thats ok i was warm. baited up, dropped it down,then hooked up on a nice trout, then did it again and again and again. beginners luck can be so cool. anyways it was all i needed to become hookedonice. 8)

COOL story!

IcePirate · « **Reply #143 on:** Dec 19, 2005, 03:32 PM »

it's pretty simple , nothin' deep , the name says it all !

nhtroutfreak · « **Reply #144 on:** Dec 19, 2005, 06:55 PM »

nh - i'm from New Hampshire
troutfreak - what my wife says I turn into when the lakes freeze

Grizzly1 · « **Reply #145 on:** Dec 19, 2005, 07:23 PM »

Grizz has been my nickname since I was a boy. I choose Grizzly1 awhile back when joining another forum n if it had grizz in it it was taken-cept Grizzly1-It's grown on me and it fits.

-Grizz

Water Wolf · « **Reply #146 on:** Jan 05, 2006, 01:05 PM »

Neat names everyone, keep them comming. 8)

WW

gillwacker1 · « **Reply #147 on:** Jan 05, 2006, 01:33 PM »

Back years ago when I got my first 3 color flasher (Sitex FL5 1986) I needed to start using a rod and reel for deep water ice fishing that we were never able to fish before (atleast efficiently)...I built one out of an old rod blank and a wood and cork handle...On the handle of that rod I put GILLWACKER 1 with an ink pen after seeing how good it worked......So I used it as a screen name because it brings back so many memories....(and yep, I still got the rod and it still "wacks" fish).......

toes r cold · « **Reply #148 on:** Jan 05, 2006, 01:43 PM »

Take a wild guess!

Lobo · « **Reply #149 on:** Jan 05, 2006, 03:18 PM »

Lobo literarely translated means a gray wolf but has for years comonly come to mean a lone wolf and since I almost always hunted and fished alone friends started calling my a Lobo.

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