What da office fishermen suppodda do, You want them to go fish on their own without any exact info (spot, bait, color and jig head weight)? I notice them boys from Dularge don't give out where they fishing..only bait and color. I guess I can't blame them.
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He has made about 10 trips with me and a few with some other guides...Now he don't need a guide |
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I just wish the guided trips were cheaper.
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If they'd be 250 I think I wouldn't own a boat. It be less hassle to just go and fish and most likely catch. Rather than fish in BL once every two to three months and hope for the best. No doubt guides there have taught me a lot and my odds are better than some but it still is a very hard kale to fish for office fisherman.
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Hell at $300.00 (not including tip) I sure wouldn't own a boat! Book 15 trips during peak periods a year and you're way ahead of the game. Less than $4,500.00 a year to fish specs and you can invite a friend or two to come along every trip. Get a fishing partner to go in half and your under $2,300.00. Might be the most cost effective way to fish and catch! Sure a lot less than boat notes and repair bills! |
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If a guy comes to me and says in want to book 10-15 dates a year I always will discount a price He has book 4 this year and has 7 more on my books... plus he sends me people |
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I have right now 42 trips in my books down and 30 are repete |
I find it hard to get 2 other people to split a charter with!
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You'll learn a lot more from fishing with W than talking trash on the internet. I sure did.
Hiring a guide is just good sense when you're learning a new lake or upgrading your skills. I've learned more from guides than I've figured out on my own. The saying is "you can't tweak up zero." If you aren't catching many fish, it's hard to know what to do differently. Once you catch fish consistently by applying what you've learned the little adjustments you make on your own can tweak things up quickly. |
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I am curious if the locks staying closed at grand bayou in the fall has anything to do with the lack of fish. I do remember a few years back when the levee on the east bank was blow out it was good fishing year round. Now it kinda Sucks. !!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Master you are Unbelievable the photos, absolutely astounding. Trinity bay doesn't hold back eh? |
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