It's all where your prioritys lie, if your a family man and want to do the sports on the weekends with the kids or watch the wife shop, nothing wrong with that but to say the guys fishing 200+ days a year or the guys who kick your rear week in and week out shouldn't be allowed to fish is wrong.
If you don't like the level you are competing at, then simply move down to where you think your getting your money invested well.
If you don't think you can win at the level your fishing at, then maybe that is not the place for you.
Talking about fishing is great but the only thing that will make you a better angler is fishing, getting on the water, talk about it all you want, it wont help your casting, presentations, boat driving, boat control, evaluations of weather, current, tides, fish movements, clarity and so on... Read allt he magazines, books, internet websties but there is no substitution for time on the water.
Schneider Fishing wrote:
Get real guys.
Just getting online and telling folks that if they want to do better all they need to do is to get off their butts and go practice is much easier said than done for those of us true weekend warriors. It's a cheap shot. If it was really that easy I think there would be a lot more of us weekend warriors kicking butt.