Cale W

Fremont, NE, United States

40 something, restaurant owner, loves fishing

13 Aug 14:44

Hot Dam!

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

01 Jul 10:17

Here in Nebraska we had the same, hopefully you didn’t have the humidity we have. 🥵🥵🥵

24 Jun 22:40

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I caught this, this morning and had no idea a catfish would go for a spinner

I did after posting, good advice

08 Jun 19:40

actually fished a big worm today

Please tell me you’re still offering your excite bites merch

20 May 19:51

Man, I woke up to a 39 degree morning

No, it helps. As I mentioned to Kevin, it’s new to me and I didn’t do to well my first night of my first league. So I know I was over thinking it. It helps to hear you guys have probably been where I was at that day. It’s good to know that it’s not just me. It helps for sure.

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Yeah, I think I was just getting a little down on myself being that it was my first time in a situation like that. I am awfully competitive and I just felt like there was more I could be doing. I suppose experience will also play a big part in that as well.

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