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    Quote Originally Posted by duckhunter View Post
    I only use binoculars to spy on women sunbathing on pontoon boats......................
    "If you ain't the lead dog, the scenery never changes" Unknown

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    I don't have any but have no problem with non tournament use. "Go where the boats are" seems to be pretty standard advice . Should we also say, "but don't look".
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    Quote Originally Posted by Boatbottom View Post
    I don't have any but have no problem with non tournament use. "Go where the boats are" seems to be pretty standard advice . Should we also say, "but don't look".
    That's what I do, Boatbottom!

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    I hope the ones that use them are prepared to see the moon because if I know their looking thats all their gonna see.

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    It's fine by me.. didn't want to start a debate over it. I fish for pleasure, relaxation and the chance to catch a fish, if I'm ever so lucky. But, just so I grasp this, it's not ok to do this in tourneys, because that's competition (money and bragging rights)? Meanwhile, people who just want to enjoy fishing can be encroached upon and crowded out of a spot and it's all in days fishing? Lol, and let's not get ugly about it.. I'm just curious is all.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Snubbys View Post
    It's fine by me.. didn't want to start a debate over it. I fish for pleasure, relaxation and the chance to catch a fish, if I'm ever so lucky. But, just so I grasp this, it's not ok to do this in tourneys, because that's competition (money and bragging rights)? Meanwhile, people whthingso just want to enjoy fishing can be encroached upon and crowded out of a spot and it's all in days fishing? Lol, and let's not get ugly about it.. I'm just curious is all.
    I think we're talking about two different things. The original thread was about the use of binoculars and somehow it's been equated with having folks right on top of you and encroaching. Not for that at all, but I speck we could get a pretty good discussion on what distance is encroaching.

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    I define encroachment with what ever bait I could hit ya with.... I'm running cranks now and I can sling em about 50-60 ft.... LOL... during spawn I can hit you with a 12' jigging pole.. bout it :-)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Erin Brewer View Post
    Be a fisherman and find fish.... thats all. I have had folks watch me and come fish close enough that i could spit on there boat. In my opinion thats not cool. There are tons of fish and tons of water in a lake. Dont come that close to me unless your invited. Common courtesy is few and far between now days.
    Exactly, making a statement like pulling out a rifle out of your gun box is BS over such things. I guess my definition of going fishing is different then most folks. I could care less what other folks are doing.
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    One of the most enjoyable fishing trips i ever had was one fall when there were maybw 100 boats in one place all spider rigging. Everyone was conversing, laughing it up, and having a grand ole time. Didn't bother me one bit that we were all together in a flotilla. Now it helped that everyone was curtious and knew 90 percent of them and things have to be just right for it to work but it was a day i won't forget anytime soon.

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    I think everyone has had the boat seeing you catching fish and zoom in and get right on top of you. Me and my fishing buddy were at Sardis 2 years ago in mid March. We have a couple spot that we fish when the water is just right. It's a small ditch filled with brush and stake beds. Best pre spawn but holds fish 90 % of the time the water is deep enough. We were on the ditch following it in and catching a few fish. A couple guys kept getting closer and closer trying to see what we were catching them on. It looked for all purposes we were fishing in open water. They were within a boat length of us before we stopped fishing and moved on. People kill me.
    Everyday spent outdoors with good company is worth the time and effort it takes to make it happen. Take a friend fishing!

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