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I like to boat party as much as anyone but when I知 fishing I like to be alone I値l travel as far as necessary to be by myself even if it takes me away from the best areas. I値l also head out before the sun comes up and be done by the time everyone else is heading out and I generally will fish during the work week.
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I don't fish any of the big lakes. When fishing on the water I am in a solo canoe. I stick to quiet waters...small lakes and slow moving small rivers. No jet skis or party boats to worry about. Some of these waters don't even allow motorized craft. All I have to worry about is the heat. And if I stay close to tree lined shore even the heat is bearable.
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IMHO boat traffic doesn't affect the fish feeding. If they don't like it they will go somewhere else. Boat traffic affects fisherman being able to get to the fish.
Life is a matter of luck, and the odds in favor of success are in no way enhanced by extreme caution. - KptLt Erich Topp, German U-boat Commander, 1943
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Exactly the thought I was trying to make.Originally Posted by soonerdg
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Last year i wanted fish really bad. So slid the boat off the trailer about dusk. Found me a couple of good tie off points on the bridge. Set me underwater light up and waited. About an hour after dark i see a boat coming. Thinking to myself wow how polite these people are....they slowed down.....navigation lights are legal radio is low all that jazz. Then i noticed it. It was a 26' surf boat. HOLY BATMAN that thing had a wake. Changed my underwear and loaded the boat. They can have it till Sept 20 fish biting or not.
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S10CHEVY haha
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