Has anyone else seen this?

All guides aside you'd be hard pressed to find individuals on the water that quit fishing once they have a limit and wait on their buddy to catch his....on shelbyville Anyone?

I never catch my limit

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Originally Posted by clfarms1

I never catch my limit

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We know, believe me, we know... but you make up for it with your smoking skills!

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Originally Posted by clfarms1

I never catch my limit

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For sure, that's one way to solve the problem...

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Originally Posted by chickenguy

All guides aside you'd be hard pressed to find individuals on the water that quit fishing once they have a limit and wait on their buddy to catch his....on shelbyville Anyone?

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You don't have to quit fishing, you have to quit KEEPING fish once you get your limit. That's how it is in my boat, I guarantee..Not worth losing my fishing privileges.

You're the best

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Originally Posted by MontanaBoy

Sad to see on a shelbyville guide website that he is retiring from guiding. This is plain sad. :pray:(. I pray he has a way to make a buck.

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If he plea bargains the charges down to where he is able to keep his license he may end up trying to come down here to Kentucky Lake. He spends a lot of time in the winter months guiding here now.

He has a new job, I don't think he will be down

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Originally Posted by local16

Sounds to me like a Conservation officer might have been posing as a client. 9 tickets for taking over the limit of crappie. That tells me the guide caught and kept his limit as well as helped his clients fill their limits.

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Ding ding ding! We have a Winner!

If I was a guide, and it's my lively hood, I think I would know and abide by the laws