Would you fish with a feller who was always late, never paid his share of the expense, wouldn't drive his truck or boat and drank all the beer? Well, neither would he!!!
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I often wondered why a fellers tourney partner would up and quit him? Then I got to wondering, why would they all quit him? Could he be an @$$? Tightwad? Or just plain hard to get along with? Someone tell me? Have you ever had a partner to quit you? Have you ever quit a partner?
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Would you fish with a feller who was always late, never paid his share of the expense, wouldn't drive his truck or boat and drank all the beer? Well, neither would he!!!
Crappie bite twice a day. 15 minutes before I get there and 10 minutes after I leave.
The sheep live in fear of the wolf but in the end it's the shepherd that eats them.
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Some people don't like smokers in their boat. I know they don't want to share my beer.
There could be a multitude of reasons. The partner may have things going on in his personal life that has nothing to do with the other partner. Loss of a job, marital problems, financial problems, health problems ect. Could be that some people are easier to fish with when they are not in competition mode. Without further information, everything else is a blind guess.
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I agree Speck, I have said it a bunch of times, "not everyone is a tourney partner". If it were me and mine quit I would flat out ask, although I wont have that prob cause I tourney fish with a guy that will flat out tell ya!!!Tourney fishing is completely different than just going fishing for some folks, I share my boat with a lot of folks but when it comes to a tourney I want Goodtime sitting beside me, it just works and I hope it will continue to for a while to come.
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For me it comes down to not enjoying tourney fishing. I have limited free time. Back in the day I tourney fished. Took up lots of what few weekends I had. Tourney was usually scheduled and when time came I would have to fish a lake at a time when it was slow. Yet I knew other places where I could catch loads of fish. I am not competitive. Had several tourneys where the winner came from the back of my boat. I would be fighting the trolling motor and putting us in position to fish. They were just fishing. Came down to just having more fun fishing where I wanted when I wanted. Had one of the areas better fishermen tell me " If it's not a tourney, I just don't enjoy it." I thought that was dumb. My least enjoyable days were tourney days. I have enough pressure on my job. Why create more on days off. That guy has changed and now has moved more my way of thinking.
Crappie bite twice a day. 15 minutes before I get there and 10 minutes after I leave.
The sheep live in fear of the wolf but in the end it's the shepherd that eats them.
The two loudest sounds are a gun that goes click when it is supposed to go bang and
a gun the goes bang when it is supposed to go click.
If my fishing partner quits, it will only be because I don't kiss as good as I once did.
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Meatgetter used to fish with a feller that's had a plethora of partners. I'm sure he'll chime in with his insights when he sees this.