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Old 05-27-2012, 05:27 AM
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I enjoy watching our guides at work on the lake. I get angry for them when I see people potlicking them too. They are earning their living and people should just stay out of the way. I wonder how they would feel if someone came to their work and messed things up for them? Grrrr
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I enjoy watching our guides at work on the lake. I get angry for them when I see people potlicking them too. They are earning their living and people should just stay out of the way. I wonder how they would feel if someone came to their work and messed things up for them? Grrrr
I agree....
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Old 05-27-2012, 08:10 AM
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I started my reply yesterday and was well into it when I hit the wrong key and had to start over.
So I just stated the facts. If you come to pot lick me, I will crank up my motor and start looking around the immediate area, thoroughly for another school. Then leave on plane.
It might disturb the fish that were already there, but that will not be my intention, which as I understand the law, must be part of the violation, intentionally disturbing the fish.

I have had very few problems with 2coolers crowding me when I fish.
The people who do it are people who take pride in having a lack of character and no consideration for others.

Low life in other words, whether they have a 10' john boat, or a $1000.00 luxury liner they have no angling skills and enjoy causing misery for others.

Must be sad to approach life that way.

There was a white Century CC boat with a fellow near my age, and several young fellows aboard yesterday.
Just as my clients started catching fish they pulled up within 20 yards of us and dropped anchor.
They didn't catch didly, because they were not on fish and did not know enough about fishing to realize it.
When you vertical jig you have to be over fish, even 5' away can mean you will not catch fish.

Because they saw us catching fish, and I think they knew who we were, they thought this will be easy, just get as close as to them as possible.
Some of these people have $1200.00 sonars/gps and don't know how to use them, they still just go encroach on others who are catching fish.

The white Century CC did not catch fish beside us and after a while, as Dawn, one of our clients who was spanking everyone in our boat and the follow boat for the trip, kicked their tail too, they left for the island.

The school under us dispersed and we made a short move and got back on fish.

Surprise, where comes the white Century CC with the older fellow who had salt and pepper hair and his younger companions.
They pull within 15 yards of us and drop anchor.

I looked them in the eye and said, "Really? REALLY? have you guys even caught fish today?
The older one said,"Have y'all caught any fish?"
When you answer like that, you are full of it.

We had to laugh, it was obvious that a reply like that comes from being embarrassed that someone has called your hand.

We left, but we did circle around the immediate area a few times,.....LOOKING FOR FISH.
Strange we did not find any. So we left.

The oldest man aboard showed the young guys with him how not to act on the water around other people really well, and how to make yourself look pretty bad, I don't think that was his original objective.
In fact he might have been trying to impress them.
Young people look up to older folks for direction and copy them, it is part of growing up, choosing a person like this fellow to emulate will led you down the wrong road.

The next time this happens I will use the short video function on my camera and post the film here so others will know what these people look like, their TX #s and faces, and their responses to being called out for being inconsiderate.
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Boats and electronics are expensive. Why spend that money if you are not going to learn what you are doing? If you only plan to go a few times a year, just hire a guide and don't buy a boat. Does it make you feel inferior to go with a guide, like you don't know your stuff? Potlicking a guide, or anyone else, makes it obvious that you don't know your stuff. One of the best fisherman on this forum has the boat and the electronics and the knowledge to consisitently catch fish, yet he still hires guides. Huh? I wonder what that says?

If you do buy a boat, invest TIME on the water. Buy accurate maps that show areas that may hold fish, and I don't mean just the ones that are already named and the coordinates given. Look for slopes and humps indicated by the topo feature. Ride in grids looking at such areas on your sonar.

I have gotten mad many times when people potlicked me. You think just because you spent a lot of money that you have a right to encroach on others? Well, if they got there first, that means they did everything you did, PLUS they woke up earlier or in some way did something better than you did.

If you do your homework and your research you will have a lot of spots to check out......not just the one with a Red Fin achored. If we are talking LL in the late spring early summer, have spots in the mid-lake and the south end. Also, some on the east and some on the west. Nothing beats the feeling of catching fish after fish without other boats crowding you.
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You could always do it Whale Wars style and drag a 50yard tangle of braid behind you as a prop fouler.
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You could always do it Whale Wars style and drag a 50yard tangle of braid behind you as a prop fouler.
Great idea...be sure to video.
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We were there

As Paul Harvey says, here is more of the story. SS story that is, for he is
too modest to tell of all the details.

My girlfriend and I were the ones fishing with Loy and Lee on this past Thursday. Our first several hours was a hunt and seek effort
by the hard working team to no avail. Burning gas, droping anchor over and over, but still no fish to speak of. I knew that Loy was spending much more time in this first location than usual, for I know him well enough
that if no fish he moves. He said that he stayed because the fish were there yesterday, and I know that was so.

I also know, but was unsaid by him that he knew that the winds were going to get bad ( which they did in spades ) and wanted to keep us safe,
but also knew he would draw a crowd if he had to resort to a mid lake spot. So after many searches in that area, he had no choice but to go and find fish where ever he could.

Like a Bloodhound working for TDC, Loy cranked up and found us a BIG THICK school, and we started really catching them big time.

By that time, the wind was blowing hard enough that Lee had to put out
all of the anchor rope they had just to keep us on the spot. Soon,
this white CC boat ( I think that it was a Century ) saw us and pulled in very close. So close in fact that they droped their anchor over our anchor line and then drifted to a stop less than 20 yards away. I was worried that we were going to foul anchor lines, but we got lucky and it did not happen. The lake was starting to get very rough. Envision 2 boats with tangled anchors on a white capping lake.

I just remembered that their first anchorage was 60 or so yards away producing few fish. Then they moved to the above location.

I could go on and on, but will stop and let the readers think about how they would feel if they were paying good money for a special fishing experience with one of the best guides in the business and this happened.

Enough said,
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