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03-04-2022, 11:21 AM #15
Re: Following A Boat Trolling
[QUOTE=Kingfisher2025;74336]The big board guys take up an awful lot of room. I think its more than 80'. I've seen them out close to 80yds each side. I don't follow any boats trolling due to the fish scattering after their boat goes through.[/QUOTE
Kngfisher. I have no problem with big boats, big boards and wide passes. Like I said, it’s a big lake and there is room for everyone. My primary concern is safety. Secondary is having a good time and catching a few fish. It takes only ONE bad apple to spoil the fishing for a whole lot of people when the bite is on and the traffic picks up. I’m out there to relax not “combat fish”. Even a small boat that is careless can present some danger in a crowd. Be safe! Have fun!
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