I have never fished in a tournament on a boat. I fish from a kayak. I'm interested in being a co-angler. Here is my question, how do I go about to make that happen? what steps must I complete?
I have no idea where to start so any information would be great. Any advise is greatly appreciated.
thank you
Co-Angler
Re: Co-Angler
Try and join a local club as a nonboater just to get the feel of fishing from the back of the boat.
Help launch the boat. Offer gas money. I start at $50 but depends how much running around the boater does. Watch where you cast. Keep your eyes and ears open to soak up as much information and knowledge as possible. Keep your tackle organized and help wipe the boat down at the end of the day. From my experience, most boaters are pretty laid back and respect goes a long way.
Help launch the boat. Offer gas money. I start at $50 but depends how much running around the boater does. Watch where you cast. Keep your eyes and ears open to soak up as much information and knowledge as possible. Keep your tackle organized and help wipe the boat down at the end of the day. From my experience, most boaters are pretty laid back and respect goes a long way.
Re: Co-Angler
Also don't step on the seats.
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Re: Co-Angler
Join a local club. Lots of clubs out there that don’t require a boat to join. You will learn something from everyone you fish with. Also
Sign up for a shared weight Pro Am as an Am
Sign up for a shared weight Pro Am as an Am
Re: Co-Angler
thank you for all the advise. I will look here at home, Fresno and Bakersfield area.
Leo Cantu
Kayak angler
Home lake: Lake Success
To God be the Glory.
Kayak angler
Home lake: Lake Success
To God be the Glory.
Re: Co-Angler
You might also want to try California BASS Nation. Great group of guys. Check them out on Facebook. If you need/want more info. feel free to PM me.
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