I had another question regarding angler etiquette.
What happens if a boater switches to what the co angler is fishing. Should the co angler out of respect switch their lure so they’re not throwing 2 of the same at one time?
Fremont, NE, United States
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03 Aug 22:04
Seems to me you’ve had good repore with your co angler. I am new to the scene and I’ve learned a whole lot from asking questions here. In interviews and videos, one of the common tips were to never fish what the boater is fishing. Of course, I think this wouldn’t be an issue if the boater was cool with it.
My question was a scenario I thought might happen and I wanted to see if there was an answer for it. I want to he as respectful as I can be and avoid any possible conflict. Money is involved and that’s when people get the most funny.
I’m going in to my first BFL co angler with a mindset to 1) learn as much as I can about the initial experience and how it’s structured and flows. 2) Understand my position as a co angler and see what happens when I get to fish. 3) have fun.
I think I will just play it by ear and see how it goes